206km Run in a TVS King Auto Rickshaw (Tuk Tuk) Dasmarinas to Batangas City Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- TVS King shows it power and endurance on a 206km run to Batangas City from Dasmarinas. Someone in London England bought a TVS King from us for her father in Batangas City so we had to go down to Batangas to meet the delivery truck and get the paperwork signed. Doing this means we can get it registered with LTO in less than a week.
We are the only company where the management drives a TVS King to do things like this we have total faith in the TVS King Deluxe GS+ FI auto rickshaw.
For us we feel like Tuk Tuks help decongest the roads as they have such a small footprint on the road, also as the TVS King three-wheeler meets Euro 4 emission standards, it is very clean.
f you are interested in a TVS King or the Cargo version the TVS Kargo please contact us on our Facebook Page.
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What a relaxing ride. You’re living the dream, Sir.
Yes, it really is. It is great getting out on these roads without to much traffic in a beautiful county.
Love the rides keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
Thank you Alan. For your dedication and passion. You and all at TVS King
Hi I have been watching your videos as I am considering buying a TVS King.
Where in the Philippines are you?
How much tvs king? And where do I buy!??
Hello I watch your videos and I am thinking of buying a tuk tuk but cannot decide between TVs king or Bajre can I have your honest opinion many thanks Colin.
I am thinking of getting a tuktuk for my rice business as a delivery/errands runner for the store. I want to know the payload the TVS King has. I checked the Piaggio Ape DX but the diesel engine is way too loud and it can't really keep up with the normal highway speed of 60kph here in the Philippines.
The advertised payload for the pickup version is 265 Kg but I have seen them handle much more than that.
Oh, I see. So that would be around 10 sacks or 25kl of rice. How about the passenger type TVS King? I think that would have a payload of 200kl give or take.
@@theastralsky Payload is the same for passenger.
Hi
Hi greetings from Germany is long trip 206km ,how long need 4,5hours ???
About 3.5 hours
Hi
which is the strongest on an uphill road and which is the most economical in the consumption of gasoline .
TVs king delux 200cc petrol 7.8kw 15.5Nm
Or
Bajaj re 4s 200cc petrol 8.1kw 18Nm
TVS King is much quicker on an uphill road, fuel consumption also seems better on the TVS King. When I go on runs with a group of Bajaj RE I am putting in less fuel than them even though we have travelled the same distance at the same speeds. The reason for the better hill climbing is TVS has max torque at low end where on thee Bajaj it is at high end.
Dude, how many miles will a king TVs do on a full tank. I am an English ex Pat retired in the phills.
A full tank holds 8 litres and I get 30 to 35 kilometres per litre out of mine depending on how I drive. So in miles in get 150 to 174 miles from a full tank. So in mpg, you should get between 70 to 82 mpg
@@TukTukPH Thanks for your reply,I have been watching tuk tuk video’s for hours on end but I like yous best because it’s in English which I can under stand thanks my friend.
Hi again
every day I have to drive 25km out and 25km back from my house to my job. the road is uphill (700m of altitude) .With what maximum speed can I drive? and how much will gasoline (benzene) consume per liter? for the Tvs king deluxe and for the bajaj re 4s. thanks a lot for your help
It is hard to say without knowing the gradients. I do a 28km drive in mine to a place that is 600m altitude and it is a long gradual climb for the last 12 km. The TVS King does the climb at speeds of about 50 to 55kph and manages it all in top gear. When I had my Bajaj it used to do the same long climb at speeds of 40 to 55kph. There is not much difference in fuel consumption both of them do about 30 km per litre, but I do find when I go on a long run with friends that have Bajaj I am putting a bit less fuel than them.
What is the fastest speed you've driven on your tvs sir?
I have had it up to 85kph
@@TukTukPH Wow! So the claim 60 kph is an understatement. 😁
@@DiaryngManlalakbay Yes it is a underestimate by a long way.
Alan please video the send product of this video, would love to se it 👌🏾
Only have photos sorry. My camera ran out of batteries by the time I got to your father in law.
@@TukTukPH God bless you and your family.
Drivers drive like that cause they don’t get proper drivers education there, all operate under one rule don’t hit anything
Very true, I find it very strange that they let people out on the road with no real driving test.
There are rules for drivers here but no one cares about rules here
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