Sir i have one objection on your suggestion about Tyre pressure. While driving on highways and expressways due to friction Tyre gets heated and pressure will increase ( simple thermodynamics) and it may be dangerous, so better approach is to maintain the mentioned air pressure and rather than driving continuously just take small 15-20 mints brakes after every 100 kms or 2 hours.
Absolutely correct comment regarding tyre pressure. Just keep exact what the tyre co recommends. Less pressure gets increased in long drive if your tyre is ok that is without leaks
@@automobile7 nitrogen is a specific case. Nitrogen not avilable everywhere. I mentioned situation with normal air which is the case with 95% car bikes
tire pressure can go up to 60 psi or even 70 after a non stop drive for three hours on a highway at 100 kmph speed. Check the tire pressure and reduce it ( deflate them) if the pressure is higher than 35psi. I travelled from Kashmir to Kanyakumari , all over India , several journeys by car with family and also alone ( SUV SANTA FE AND SKODA YETI) and my experience had been problems with deflated tires. At one time, the tire was cut by rim running on it for some distance completely deflated.. it happened twice in my journeys. I advise that you fit new tires for long journeys if the tires had already been running for 35000 km and/or above and remember this is must be done because out of road accidents ( about 3 lakh 20 thousand people died in road accidents in India in year 2022 year alone ) 3 out of ten ( 30 percent ) did happen because of bad , worn out tires. Tires would develop bends, they become hard and also lose grip as they age through the time. Second care is about eatables, snacks, chocolates, biscuits, drinking water, pepper spray, butter fly knife, butane stove, tire inflator, tire pressure monitor. You must always carry cash which is a must and hide it in the car , tool box is better place to hide cash which should be enough for fuel diesel or petrol to reach back home. Second problem was at one time while returning from Sikkim , one of the head light was burnt and Hyundai work shop near Vishakhapatnam had no bulbs in stock.
nice tips.. thanks.. I use nitrogen in tyres.. so does it expand while running at 100-120kph? will be covering entire Thackeray Expressway in a single stretch plus onward journey.. car is XUV 500.. thanks..
Thank you for the information. Very straight forward and simple vlog. Keep up the good work. Just came across some of your vlogs and they are very interesting 🙏🏽👍🏽.
You should have fuses though company providing only one of each. I had to change two times same because of electrical problem. One light 12 volt input.1 umbrella. 1 torch which have sit belt cutter & glass breaker. I am carrying in my i10 always
Apki preparation for a road trip by car has helped me a lot. Electrical wire aur ek knife plastic tape hona bhi bahat jaroori hai and some of the fuses are necessary to be carried. Thanks.
One important thing that I do before going on long trips / driving in night - I carry a small bottle of Colin Spray and old newspapers. Before switching on the headlights, I clean the windscreen with Colin and newspaper. I never use cloth to wipe the glass as it leaves marks and makes night drive difficult.
add shampoo type of cleaning chemical in the windscreen wash pump located nearby engine bay with a blue cap. First spray out all of waste water and fill one small cup of washer fluid and then fill with mineral water. carry tissue paper roll with you.
best is to carry an inflator, a puncture repair kit and a rope for towing. You can also carry bottles for washing and a cloth for dusting the car. That's enough for any extra luggage imo. He's carrying extra nuts in case one of the nuts get lost. That's a good precaution. But other than that, you don't need to carry anything. A puncture patching kit won't take any space of your boot. You can even slid it inside one of the seat's pockets. A rope also won't occupy that much space. But, an inflator will definitely acquire some space which might be problematic if you have a lot of luggage. Buy the one which is smaller and still efficient and good enough to fill up all your tyres without taking too long. I won't recommend you those mini pocket sized inflators. If the boot is full, you can place it on the boot tray. I'd try to squeeze it somewhere inside the boot though. We've been travelling distances like 1000km or 1200km on a tour in our car. We never needed any steering lock or extra led bulbs or any polishing gear. Just make sure that you carry a rope big enough and also some pliers to cut it. Once, our car's bottom got scraped by an illegal speed bump and the plastic below the bumper started hanging. We had to find a mechanic to get it fixed the next morning. We could have fixed it temporarily if we had some rope to tie up the hanging plastic.
It is helpful if the tyre gets flat, and it is a lonely road you can fill it and drive to a safe place and repair it. very helpful in case of tubeless tyres. I have faced it once.
Happy new year! If you don’t mind letting me know, What camera setup do you use to record your vlogs ? I’ve been fan of your videos and you’ve inspired me to do long road trips.
A very very Happy New Year Ravi sir!! You are a multitalented person to sum up. It's a very useful video for those planning a long car trip. I have a request sir. Plz, make a video on how you shoot your trip videos and edit them like which mobile/camera, gimbal, camera stand mic etc you use during the trip and which editing app you use for editing the video. Hope, you will oblige! - Rajiv (Senior Faculty (biology), Narayana IIT-NEET Academy, Jamshedpur)
Excellent upload as always Inspired by yourself I will be using a car in India after almost 30 years Things have changed a lot Would you care to share a good dash can, tyre pressure monitor, fastbtag So far we have been using Uber or private operators Now I am getting an i20 7 years old 70000 kms for my extended stay in India that I will be taking to Ranchi from Noida
Hi is carrying 14 kg cylinder lpg safe and allowed as per rules?? Traffic police will create issue??? I am about to start my 5000 km trip(telangana-maharashtra-gujarat-madhya pradesh-telangana) Request you to please help.
Sir i have one objection on your suggestion about Tyre pressure. While driving on highways and expressways due to friction Tyre gets heated and pressure will increase ( simple thermodynamics) and it may be dangerous, so better approach is to maintain the mentioned air pressure and rather than driving continuously just take small 15-20 mints brakes after every 100 kms or 2 hours.
Absolutely correct comment regarding tyre pressure. Just keep exact what the tyre co recommends. Less pressure gets increased in long drive if your tyre is ok that is without leaks
Only 1 way get tyre pressure 1 less than given
It will not increase if you fill the Nitrogen 😊
@@automobile7 nitrogen is a specific case. Nitrogen not avilable everywhere. I mentioned situation with normal air which is the case with 95% car bikes
tire pressure can go up to 60 psi or even 70 after a non stop drive for three hours on a highway at 100 kmph speed. Check the tire pressure and reduce it ( deflate them) if the pressure is higher than 35psi.
I travelled from Kashmir to Kanyakumari , all over India , several journeys by car with family and also alone ( SUV SANTA FE AND SKODA YETI) and my experience had been problems with deflated tires. At one time, the tire was cut by rim running on it for some distance completely deflated.. it happened twice in my journeys.
I advise that you fit new tires for long journeys if the tires had already been running for 35000 km and/or above and remember this is must be done because out of road accidents ( about 3 lakh 20 thousand people died in road accidents in India in year 2022 year alone ) 3 out of ten ( 30 percent ) did happen because of bad , worn out tires. Tires would develop bends, they become hard and also lose grip as they age through the time.
Second care is about eatables, snacks, chocolates, biscuits, drinking water, pepper spray, butter fly knife, butane stove, tire inflator, tire pressure monitor. You must always carry cash which is a must and hide it in the car , tool box is better place to hide cash which should be enough for fuel diesel or petrol to reach back home. Second problem was at one time while returning from Sikkim , one of the head light was burnt and Hyundai work shop near Vishakhapatnam had no bulbs in stock.
nice tips.. thanks.. I use nitrogen in tyres.. so does it expand while running at 100-120kph? will be covering entire Thackeray Expressway in a single stretch plus onward journey.. car is XUV 500.. thanks..
Legends of physics 😘😘😘🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just 1 suggestions. Keep air pump for tyre also in vehicle. Very helpful for long journey.
Thank you for the information. Very straight forward and simple vlog. Keep up the good work. Just came across some of your vlogs and they are very interesting 🙏🏽👍🏽.
Thank you
@@RovingFamily you're welcome 🙏🏽👍🏽
You should have fuses though company providing only one of each. I had to change two times same because of electrical problem. One light 12 volt input.1 umbrella. 1 torch which have sit belt cutter & glass breaker. I am carrying in my i10 always
Very useful information for road journey
Sir ye sahi tha.."aapko zayda kuch samajh main aayega nahin, isliye aap sirf dekh lein"
Hahha...sahi kaha sir
🎉🎉 badiya Bhai saheb
This wire is used as shot firer to detonate. My father was Mining Officer in CIL in chhatisgarh/ambikapur
Apki preparation for a road trip by car has helped me a lot. Electrical wire aur ek knife plastic tape hona bhi bahat jaroori hai and some of the fuses are necessary to be carried. Thanks.
One important thing that I do before going on long trips / driving in night - I carry a small bottle of Colin Spray and old newspapers. Before switching on the headlights, I clean the windscreen with Colin and newspaper. I never use cloth to wipe the glass as it leaves marks and makes night drive difficult.
add shampoo type of cleaning chemical in the windscreen wash pump located nearby engine bay with a blue cap. First spray out all of waste water and fill one small cup of washer fluid and then fill with mineral water. carry tissue paper roll with you.
best is to carry an inflator, a puncture repair kit and a rope for towing. You can also carry bottles for washing and a cloth for dusting the car. That's enough for any extra luggage imo. He's carrying extra nuts in case one of the nuts get lost. That's a good precaution. But other than that, you don't need to carry anything. A puncture patching kit won't take any space of your boot. You can even slid it inside one of the seat's pockets. A rope also won't occupy that much space. But, an inflator will definitely acquire some space which might be problematic if you have a lot of luggage. Buy the one which is smaller and still efficient and good enough to fill up all your tyres without taking too long. I won't recommend you those mini pocket sized inflators. If the boot is full, you can place it on the boot tray. I'd try to squeeze it somewhere inside the boot though. We've been travelling distances like 1000km or 1200km on a tour in our car. We never needed any steering lock or extra led bulbs or any polishing gear. Just make sure that you carry a rope big enough and also some pliers to cut it. Once, our car's bottom got scraped by an illegal speed bump and the plastic below the bumper started hanging. We had to find a mechanic to get it fixed the next morning. We could have fixed it temporarily if we had some rope to tie up the hanging plastic.
Very Useful information
Very thoughtful sir. Good list of things to always keep handy
यात्रा मंगलमय हो
Ravi ji your driving is exceland
Very nice information
Nice video bhai ji
Must say, have never seen someone with a steering lock on a road trip. 😎 Only heard of gear locks.
Aaiye aapka intzar tha
Aap noida mein kaunsi society mein rehte ho?
Wish you and your family a happy new year and happy journey.
Happy new year all the best for safe & happy journey
Thanks for your efforts on posting this, you are a nice guy
Happy new year sir and Best of luck sir for new trip
Wish you and your family a very happy prosperous and healthy New Year 2023.
Many thanks for an useful advice.
Legend of traveling
नमस्ते जी रविराज भाई
Nice information
Very well managed trips.
Happy New Year Ravi ji and family
Nice video sir! Keep it up...
tyreb pump is essential should be kept.
I never felt it's needed if your spare tyre is in good condition.
It is helpful if the tyre gets flat, and it is a lonely road you can fill it and drive to a safe place and repair it. very helpful in case of tubeless tyres. I have faced it once.
Liked Video
You are so इनफॉर्मेटिक
This way I suppose we need to have all spare ready in the boot and of course get a mechanic along.
Sir torch bahut zaroori hai..mere saath ho chuka hai jab iski zaroorat padi thi...
Actually mobile charger bhi working hona chaiye
Happy new year!
If you don’t mind letting me know, What camera setup do you use to record your vlogs ?
I’ve been fan of your videos and you’ve inspired me to do long road trips.
Happy new year!!
I use dji osmo action camera.
wishing you and your family a very happy new year. Always love your video.
Wishing you & your family a very Happy & Prosperous New Year 2023.
A very very Happy New Year Ravi sir!! You are a multitalented person to sum up. It's a very useful video for those planning a long car trip. I have a request sir. Plz, make a video on how you shoot your trip videos and edit them like which mobile/camera, gimbal, camera stand mic etc you use during the trip and which editing app you use for editing the video. Hope, you will oblige! - Rajiv (Senior Faculty (biology), Narayana IIT-NEET Academy, Jamshedpur)
Hello sir, I use osmo action camera for shooting and Shotcut to edit videos on laptop. Also i don't use any mic.
@@RovingFamily Thank you so much for a swift reply !! Heartiest wishes !!🤝🤝🌺🌺
🙏♥️❤️ A very happy new year to you sirji and your family.♥️🥰 Love from Gujarat 🙃
Happy new year
Kudos to you, Sir!
Tyre inflator भी जरूरी है।
Wish you a very happy new year to you and your family take care and happy journey from lucknow
Happy new year
Waiting for Patna to Ayodhya trip.
What a CONFUNSE BRO.
Nice
Happy new year 🙏🎉
Nice info RaviJi
Happy New Year
Happy new year
Happy New Year Sir❤
Bhaiya A-Z saman rakhe ho aap...bas tyre inflator nhi hai
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आप गाड़ी में टायर कौन सा लगाते है।ट्यूब वाला या ट्यूबलेस ।
Tubeless
Excellent upload as always
Inspired by yourself I will be using a car in India after almost 30 years
Things have changed a lot
Would you care to share a good dash can, tyre pressure monitor, fastbtag
So far we have been using Uber or private operators
Now I am getting an i20 7 years old 70000 kms for my extended stay in India that I will be taking to Ranchi from Noida
1. 70mai Pro Plus+ A500S Dash Cam
2. KeepCart Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge
Both available on amazon.
3. I use paytm fastag, no isses so far.
@@RovingFamily Thanks so much for the prompt reply, Ravi Ji.
Tyre inflator?
Bade dino baad sir ji
H.N.Y Which company 's dashcam u r using?? Price?
70 mai A700
नव वर्ष की हार्दिक शुभकामनाओं के साथ पूरे भारत को एक्सप्लोर करें और वीडियो शेयर करते रहे😊 स्वस्थ रहे मस्त रहे😊🙏
❤
Happy New Year💐
Happy new year
Do you live in supertech Capetown??
Which dash cam do you use?
70mai A600
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Happy new year
Bull Bar on rear bumper is illegal
Happy new year sir
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💕💕💕 Happy new year 2023 💕💕💕
Happy new year
What about leh ladakh trip??
This year in may june
Hi is carrying 14 kg cylinder lpg safe and allowed as per rules?? Traffic police will create issue??? I am about to start my 5000 km trip(telangana-maharashtra-gujarat-madhya pradesh-telangana)
Request you to please help.
I don't think it is allowed
Why lpg? You can have small 2 kg petromax & burner two in one which will not be easyly detected E
Very nice information
Happy new year sir ji
Happy new year
Happy new year