3:34 finally some offroad! but I think it's just start, normal off-roading for 4x4. Excited to see more meridian off-roading when you reach the Ladakh. 4:07 we love to see more outside view (from your mobile cam offcourse) not just a dashcam view :-)
Yes, more heavy off roading are coming . This was indeed just a warm up.. we tried to take some shots from outside too.. but it was a bit difficult at those places to get down to take the shots. 😅
Hi, it was an excellent experience with Jeep in such terrains. The ride quality was good. Yes, there were two occasions where the front skid plate touched the ground, because the inclination was too steep and I didn't notice that. I guess if I had been dead slow, it wouldn't have touched. However, there was no occasion where the underbelly scratched. The ground clearance is more than adequate for such terrains. Notable is its suspension. I would really urge you to watch episode 12 of this Leh series. I have tried to explain about the suspension there..
If you took "i20" down there and safely climbed back, then congratulations to you because it was your lucky day. If you are thinking about doing this just to prove that "i20" can go down there, please don't, especially if you are with your family. A front wheel drive car can definitely go down there, but won't come up because of the steep gradient, loose soil/sand and boulders. Plus, you need adequate ground clearance to avoid damaging your underbelly. My humble opinion, though. Take care, be safe.
Great sir
3:34 finally some offroad! but I think it's just start, normal off-roading for 4x4.
Excited to see more meridian off-roading when you reach the Ladakh.
4:07 we love to see more outside view (from your mobile cam offcourse) not just a dashcam view :-)
Yes, more heavy off roading are coming . This was indeed just a warm up.. we tried to take some shots from outside too.. but it was a bit difficult at those places to get down to take the shots. 😅
How was your overall experience with the car. Did the car stuck at any bump or touched ground? Tiy
Hi, it was an excellent experience with Jeep in such terrains. The ride quality was good. Yes, there were two occasions where the front skid plate touched the ground, because the inclination was too steep and I didn't notice that. I guess if I had been dead slow, it wouldn't have touched. However, there was no occasion where the underbelly scratched. The ground clearance is more than adequate for such terrains. Notable is its suspension. I would really urge you to watch episode 12 of this Leh series. I have tried to explain about the suspension there..
@@thesuvfamily thanks, i hope people get over with craze of fortuner and select these capable SUVs also.
I20 can also go there what is so big in this
If you took "i20" down there and safely climbed back, then congratulations to you because it was your lucky day. If you are thinking about doing this just to prove that "i20" can go down there, please don't, especially if you are with your family. A front wheel drive car can definitely go down there, but won't come up because of the steep gradient, loose soil/sand and boulders. Plus, you need adequate ground clearance to avoid damaging your underbelly. My humble opinion, though. Take care, be safe.
Great
We had great thrill, but had to be very careful..