I did mention the consumption at the end of the video

My English is not good 18.9 km per liter?

In later videos you see I went with a half ack.

Its a bit difficult to get to snow in ZA

Jip she even distracted me🤣

Yes it will

It performs much better than the stock suspension in these conditions.

@@justjimny is hard or comfortable ride?

@@justjimny is it more confortable than the stock in normal road, highway dan speed traps?

Yeah, that Toyota colour. My cousin has one.

It's classic. That colour looks amazing in outside photos

Hi , the 215/75R15 is still my pick for best all round performance and best consumption👍🏻

@@justjimny yes, that size has the less amount of interference, from the original. In terms of overall size.

You will have to look at a tyre size calculator and compare 15 inch rims with 16 inch rims and the size of tyres you want to fit , stay as close to 215/75R15 .

On road its a bit faster , since its in 2x4 and has more traction.

Yest there is one bracket that secures it to the a pillar.

Its BF Goodrich AT KO2

Hi , the 225 is no much bigger than the 215 , so you should be ok with them on stock suspension. The stock suspension is a bit spongy in my experience so upgrading just the shocks will improve the ride alot.

Hi just on a bit of a break my day job is really keeping me busy at the moment.

I am really looking forward to seeing your competent and informative videos, in the near future. Keep up your great content 👍

Hi rims where 15 inch and tyres 235/75

If you are looking for good fuel consumption stick to the original tyre size.

No problem at all , Toug Dog or Opposite Lock does have a nice roof console availible for the Jimny , that has space for a radio and handset , but that does come at a cost , and you will need an anual license for the radio. The other option is Vlakvark radios no license required but only for short distances.

Still a bit busy with my day job , but as soon as I have a gap I will post my review.

Glad I could help

Uphill and downhill looks very flat on video , so I hope if you have a driveway like that , all your cars need to be 4x4.

How else would I get the information to you?

Both Jimnies had All Terain tyres , it wont make such a big differance in my opinion.

Still think at the price its worth it.

I have been a bit busy with our move to the Western Cape , and with that an increase in the amount of travwling I am doing for my day job. So getting time to shoot videos and editing them has been reduced alot. As soon as things calm down again , I will do more videos. Thanks for the support👍🏻

​@@justjimnythat's so great to hear! I have recently bought a jimny and your videos and advice a superb! Thanks for all the great content and can't wait to you have time to make more!!

@@countless0426 Thanks for the feedback 👍🏻

It has no effect on the engine , the Jimny has a drive by wire system on the throttle the only thing the controller does is change the sensitivity of the throttle.

Stock the Jimny was on 195/85/15

Have not heard of any reviews

The very tyre i am about to order and try

Hi , 225 wil work with no issues on standard suspension , no cutting or trimming required.

@@justjimny thanks brother 🤝

Just use a flat screw driver and carefully slide in in the seem between the 2 covers.

@@justjimny thx u for the reply.. you mean slide in our slide out?

Hi , thanks for the support. I think you should take the Jimny back to the dealership and let them check it out , some have reported this problem , and Suzuki must solve it.

@@justjimny Thank you very much! Best regards!

Thank you for the support , the Green ones are the best😂

I had to demostrate what happens😂

Hi , no its not standard anymore , but did not go overboard with extras that weigh down the 1500 engine.

Thanks for the support , I guess the best advice I can give you is just get started with your channel and first video , cell phones work great for pics and video , once you need a better camera look at the DJI Osmo cameras they are great , then editing I use Shotcut , which is free software. So get that first video up👌

Think you made a great choice , I am not certain where you can find the service manual , but I will ask around for you.

Found this link :www.reddit.com/r/Jimny/comments/15y3eib/jb74_workshop_manual_translated_to_english/

@@justjimny Dear Mr. Raymond! Tank you very much. That's an excelent material. Tank you very much. Regards from Brazil!

Good choice!

Hi thank you for the support , I drive my manual in eco mode 90% of the time , I switch to sport mode for thick sand and dunes. On the Auto I would suggest sport mode but adjust the sensitivity to suit your driving.

I will have a look , currently a bit busy with work , but will keep it in mind.

@@justjimny Hi Raymond, I have exactly the same question! Based on your great in-depth reviews of the 40 mm Toughdog I was sure that is what I would fit to my new Jimny, but of course they pre-date the Des-Sol Ev1s. I would be very greatful to hear your thoughts on these as well as what you think about the fact that they use progressive springs. Do you think that this is a good thing where the springs are softer on initial bump and then get stiffer? Some people argue that for off-road you actually want digressive movement. i.e. it gets more compliant towards full bump, but I don't think anyone offers this in a lift kit, just single spring rates instead. The people that argue against progressive springs say that because the suspension moves more with a bump, being softer for the initial hit, you're quickly into the stiffer spring rate anyway and therefore the suspension can actually feel stiffer than with the same movement with a single spring rate. Thoughts?

Hi Mark, how are finding the Des-Sol EV1 50 mm lift kit?

Great to hear!

Its actually a half rack , the full rack really influenced the fuel consumption , and I dont do enough long trips these days to justify a full roof rack.