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Jimny, Gypsy, Hilux and Rubicon Snow Drive 2024
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2024
- The video is a compilation of the first snow trip of 2024 with the Suzuki Jimny, Gypsy, Toyota Hilux and the Jeep Rubicon.
The Gypsy , Hilux and the Rubicon all three were running BF Goodrich K-O2 Tyres but the Jimny was on its maiden snow trip with the new Michelin LTX Tyres.
All three with the BFG performed flawlessly, but the Jimny with the Michelin LT X was such a pleasant surprise. The tires were amazing in both soft and hard packed snow and also on wet tarmac both for grip and braking.
I would highly recommend these tires as a milder option for any 4x4 vehicle.
In the era of chaprification of RUclips, these simple and soothing drive videos are medicinal.
Great content. Your knowledge of the mechanics and road sense along with travel videos is what we need.
Amazing content
Loved watching Thanks
Thank you for this amazing vid
Wow what a soothing and informative drive !!
Paaji tussi great ho always loved your content and amount of knowledge you have is just woww
Good to have ur videos again bro.....
Great video! Gives a great amount of information visually, apart from the commentary!
Great informative video. Has anyone in your circle installed 80 liter Long Ranger Fuel tank?
Not yet
Thanks for the video, 17:50 to 1810 , is the Stratch which I visited in last week of Dec. with out snow.. and the current view is awesome.
Great snowfall. Great snow drive
hey brother hope you are doing great . waiting on a video
Thank you , will be posting regularly now
Congratulations for 10K subscribers 👏
Great content.
Beautiful!
Great video. I missed it
24:51 Jimny flexing beautifully. How was its performance in snow ?
Amazing, it was a pleasant surprise
Great Video, lovely to see Jimny performing amazingly well on the snow. Thanks for sharing. Do you mind the posting the spec of the Michelin LTX tyres installed on the Jimny?
The tires are 245/70/17
sir i have been thinking to tune my jimny with code6 tune just the ecu tune , does it impact vehicle in long term? Need your expert opinion
The tune that we are using is from superchips, UK. No issues so far
Hello.
Hi sir, I'm Vishwajeet from Maharashtra.
As automobile enthusiast, I need your expert advice to help me make a buying decision.
I've booked a Mahindra Thar 4x4 diesel automatic. My concerne is about whether an automatic is a good option for a 4x4 vehicle in the long run, or should I go for a manual one.
Your guidance is much appreciated.
Thank you 🙏
Depends on your driving style. The modern day automatics are very well built and long lasting if gearbox durability is your concern.
If you had driven the Gypsy im sure it will be fine be it an 800fi in an emergency in these conditions i will trust you to take me to safety have i had an emergency 😂😂😂😂
Baiji waiting for new videos, new knowledge 😅
Thank you, will share more
Hey sir ! I own a Jimny too and wanted to ask if the 2’’ lift kit will accommodate 235/85/r16 (32’’)which the yokohama currently offers in mt series??
Too much tire for the vehicle I feel
Jaydeep bhai, which brand snowchain u use on ur vehicles or they r locally made one, actually I am planing month end drive towards pehalgam, n its first snow drive planned
We have been buying them from delhi for the past several years. No issues so far
Any leads to the place from where to buy will be appreciated
You boys in India need to know Michelin makes the best tire. Hands down. No comparison.
100%
You need to try the Michelin Cross Climate 2. Yokohama geolander isn’t good in snow
Not available in India sadly.
Thr govt policies will not permit good products to enter indian market
I am glad India is improving but still a long way to go
What do you mean
Ofcourse
Sir,
Please do video on Chevrolet Trailblazer
Will definitely do if I manage to get my hands on one.
Tires size is 235 ?
245/70/17
Sir is diseal tronicworth it for thar 2.2
100%
Don’t you get fined in Chandigarh for modifying your vehicle ?
My thar got fined because tyres were protruding just half an inch outward. 🫤