[deepaksarch]

Originally Posted by Passy

The hunt begins:

Congratulations. Wishing you many pleasant miles.

Exactly the same case as mine, except the 4x4 part, mine is 4x2. Got my Fortuner in Jul this year, even I had Honda City petrol. I could relate to everything that you have mentioned.

Also, which dashcam are you planning to buy? Through a dealer or open market? Any consideration for Toyota’s warranty void policy?

[Passy]

Originally Posted by deepaksarch

Congratulations. Wishing you many pleasant miles.

Exactly the same case as mine, except the 4x4 part, mine is 4x2. Got my Fortuner in Jul this year, even I had Honda City petrol. I could relate to everything that you have mentioned.

Also, which dashcam are you planning to buy? Through a dealer or open market? Any consideration for Toyota’s warranty void policy?

Thank you so much . Wishing you many happy miles too.
Coming from Honda City, this is such a relief when it comes to GC and all the overheads involved in doing the homework for a trip w.r.t roads.

Haven't really checked the Dashcam due to workload but will probably get a simple one just for the purpose of recording/proof in case of eventualities. am thinking I'l just use the 12V socket, not cut/route wires for the dashcam and that should take care of the warranty aspects. I will mostly buy from open market.

Originally Posted by mbhaskar

Congratulations. Wishing you many pleasant miles.

Thank you so much

[ascension]

Originally Posted by ragh_bhushan

Furteela Ghonga 2.0 turned one on 9/11.

I was won over with the first two words of your post Can't wait to figure out an equally cool name for my car now

[sid_deb]

Originally Posted by cool_dube

Well, locals traverse these terrains in their Altos and Omnis but then, they are locals.

That's so true. I have myself seen "Lord" Alto smashing ice and sludge with ease in Zanskar valley

Originally Posted by navpreet318

A long wheel base will inherently be more comfortable than a short one. I find the Hilux with leafsprings and BFGoodrich tires to be more comfy than my Thar with AVO.

Thank you. Did a thorough test drive and found the Fortuner to be way more comfortable than the Thar, almost having a magic carpet ride

Originally Posted by Kosfactor

Thar is a Jeep with removable top , but it's also a fun to drive road machine, certainly not a family car but as far as I know most women love it, perhaps swap places and put her in the driver's seat?

My wife definitely enjoyed the attention she got while driving the Thar , but wanted to get out as soon as possible given the bumpy ride quality

Originally Posted by getsurya

Having both in my garage, so with confidence I can tell you that stock Fortuner is definitely stable and pliant with the right rubber and tyre pressure than AVO kitted Thar, for sure. I'm a fan of aftermarket suspensions, have ARB OME nitrochargers on my Fortuner, though!

Originally Posted by Amrit@wheels

A Fortuner will always be overall more comfortable than a Thar, even if the latter is equipped with aftermarket suspension.

Thank you both, agree that the Fortuner is much more comfortable. Have sold the Thar and booked the Fortuner 4x4 AT, the wait begins now. It has been a tough decision buying a Diesel vehicle given all the uncertainty in NCR, but sadly there isn't any capable and reliable petrol 4x4 in the market right now

[winterfell]

Installed JK treel TPMS on Toyota Fortuner. Bought it from Flipkart. Four units cost was aroud 1700/-


w/o any warranty , as mentioned in the box


and fitting charges was 400/-


projections on android auto (some device wont support it, contact JK treel team).


Wheel balancing is recommended after the installation. I was wondering how much profit Toyota is gaining, by shredding factory fitted TPMS on their 40Lakh + vehicle. (it as available as an accessory for 6000/-).

I dropped the plan to install auto folding mirror function accessory as it would require to open the electrical stuffs on the driver side panel control. Also, I am considering for a basic audio upgradation with all door damping without any subwoofer and preferably without any amplifier reason being the same , want minimal electrical/wiring stuffs and I want to keep the vehicle in stock as much as possible. Morel Maximo MKII and JL audio C1 is among the first choice. Better suggestion/guidance (if any) from fellow BHP members are most welcomed.
Meanwhile Fortuner clocked 9200km, and 10000km/2nd Service service with a short term review is on the way.

[geekyankurr]

Originally Posted by winterfell

Installed JK treel TPMS on Toyota Fortuner. Bought it from Flipkart. Four units cost was aroud 1700/-
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w/o any warranty , as mentioned in the box
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and fitting charges was 400/-
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projections on android auto (some device wont support it, contact JK treel team).
Attachment 2512479

Wheel balancing is recommended after the installation. I was wondering how much profit Toyota is gaining, by shredding factory fitted TPMS on their 40Lakh + vehicle. (it as available as an accessory for 6000/-).

I dropped the plan to install auto folding mirror function accessory as it would require to open the electrical stuffs on the driver side panel control. Also, I am considering for a basic audio upgradation with all door damping without any subwoofer and preferably without any amplifier reason being the same , want minimal electrical/wiring stuffs and I want to keep the vehicle in stock as much as possible. Morel Maximo MKII and JL audio C1 is among the first choice. Better suggestion/guidance (if any) from fellow BHP members are most welcomed.
Meanwhile Fortuner clocked 9200km, and 10000km/2nd Service service with a short term review is on the way.

Could you please share the product link and installation steps or guidelines, I want to buy and install the same in my Nexon.

[Sandeep M]

Originally Posted by geekyankurr

Could you please share the product link and installation steps or guidelines, I want to buy and install the same in my Nexon.

You can check the review here https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/modif...ms-review.html (Treel Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Review)

[Amrit@wheels]

Originally Posted by winterfell

Installed JK treel TPMS on Toyota Fortuner. Bought it from Flipkart. Four units cost was aroud 1700/-


I dropped the plan to install auto folding mirror function accessory as it would require to open the electrical stuffs on the driver side panel control. Also, I am considering for a basic audio upgradation with all door damping without any subwoofer and preferably without any amplifier reason being the same , want minimal electrical/wiring stuffs and I want to keep the vehicle in stock as much as possible. Morel Maximo MKII and JL audio C1 is among the first choice. Better suggestion/guidance (if any) from fellow BHP members are most welcomed.
Meanwhile Fortuner clocked 9200km, and 10000km/2nd Service service with a short term review is on the way.

It's actually baffling how cheap they can be while selling a half-a-crore- vehicle. I love the reliability and robust mechanicals, but the vehicle lacks so many things that are just critical at this price point.

[sid_deb]

The Fortuner gets another hefty hike of 70000 across variants. 4x4 AT variant ex showroom now is 42.3L.

Feeling so lucky to have taken the delivery last weekend. Sad news for those waiting to take delivery in the auspicious period starting Oct 15.

[getsurya]

Originally Posted by geekyankurr

Could you please share the product link and installation steps or guidelines, I want to buy and install the same in my Nexon.

I would recommend Sensairy TPMS any day over the others. I have been using them in my cars for 10 years plus now and must say are well built and are a life saving equipment on any car. Comes with good warranty and great after sales service too.

[winterfell]

Originally Posted by geekyankurr

Could you please share the product link and installation steps or guidelines, I want to buy and install the same in my Nexon.

Here is the purchase link https://www.flipkart.com/jk-treel-fo...4BPGMFJDXQ6REY
1. Please note, this pack has individual units, hence no warranty on this. If you want warranty, then please purchase set of 4 @ cost of 5000/-(approx) from JK Treel official website. You can also purchase the display unit @ 2500/-. But in my opinion, this single unit @ cost of 450/- is also a great deal, if it works, ok ; if doesnt then throw away and buy another. Buy from the seller - the reliable company (no promotion) on flipkart.
2. Visit those tyre shop, which has prior experience of installing it. I got it installed from the Highway Tyre, ring road Raipur. Prior to installation, download the JK Treel app, and scan all the TPMS QR code, you can number them as per the tyre position where it gonna installed. Here is how it fits (pic from my Dzire wheel while installing, i had number RL for Rear Left on that particular TPMS)


Please be attentive while installation, one incident I want to share, one XUV700 owner had come that day (you can see in my post that XUV beside my Fortuner), he was sitting in AC lounge while TPMS installation was going on, what mechanic did was they put extra torque while tightening the TPMS nozzle, rubber washer (below rim) got screwed and air started leaking (rubber washer which sits just below the alloy rim - in my pic). He had bought the unit which had warranty from amazon, he was tensed, had conversation with customer care guy, reply from another side was " sir, rubber ki koi warranty nahi hoti " . So, please be attentive.
3. Wheel balancing is must.

[Rajith]

Originally Posted by winterfell

projections on android auto (some device wont support it, contact JK treel team).
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Hi, Please explain how did u get the display of TPMS on the screen of the OEM audio system?

[winterfell]

Originally Posted by Rajith

Hi, Please explain how did u get the display of TPMS on the screen of the OEM audio system?

I got this notification on the official JK Treel Smart tyre app.


Put your enquiry on whatsapp on any of the number provided above regarding how to enable the TPMS app on android auto and they will assist you. In my case, they called me within 20sec and sent me a pdf and an app (version 4.2.0) which I installed and its working. Don't forget to disable auto update on play store.

[deepaksarch]

Originally Posted by winterfell

Installed JK treel TPMS on Toyota Fortuner. Bought it from Flipkart. Four units cost was aroud 1700/-
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I had asked about TPMS during the first service of my Fortuner, the service centre guy told me that Toyota was providing TPMS earlier but then stopped due to customer complaints.

Not sure if external TPMS will help in such case, each one has it's pros and cons.

[Voyager-1]

I was at the Toyota dealership yesterday and they confirmed that with the recent price hike, 9 JBL speakers are back in both Fortuner and Legender.