Bajaj Re Vs TVS King Deluxe Auto Rickshaws Time Trial over 12.3km Tuk Tuk Race.
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- We test the Bajaj Re against the TVS King Deluxe is a side by side video filmed in the hills heading to Kaybiang Tunnel along the Nasugbu - Ternate Hwy, Maragondon, Cavite.
Who will win this Tuk Tuk Race over 12.3 kilometres? Will it be the Bajaj RE 4S or the TVS King Deluxe GS+? Both Auto Rickshaws have a 200cc Engines to be exact the Bajaj RE has a 198.88 cc engine and the TVS King has a 199.26 cc Engine. So the TVS Engine is only 0.38cc bigger, surely that is not enough to make the TVS King faster.
The weight of the TVS King is 356 Kg which is heaver that the Bajaj RE which weighs in at 337 Kg so the TVS King has 19kgs extra to pull up it hills.
Anyway enjoy watching the video, we should point out at no time during the video was the speed limit broken.
Thanks for this video..planning to buy tvs king soon.
Tvs got doors now. I think I will buy it instead of a bajaj, bajaj was recommended to me by a relative
Nice time see you drive, TVS the best.
TVS is always king 😊
Of course TVS THE STRONGEST BAJAAJ
Tvs is a real king 👊👊👊
True and by a long way.
Your voice is like poppey the sailor man.
Enjoy and happy new year, stay safe.
Happy New Year.
I have Bajaj RE facelift and had TVS King and I would say Bajaj RE is way better, it has doors, better fuel efficient, has 2 doors and seatbelts at backseat, lesser engine vibrations, smoother suspensions, etc.
Honestly, I can't see the point of doors. They do nothing for safety as they are not thick enough to stop an impact and not tall enough to stop a child from falling out. In fact, having doors is more likely that a passenger will not hold their child. As for fuel efficiency, I don't believe the RE is better in fact from going on runs with a group of RE I find I am putting in less fuel than them, even though we have travelled the same distance at the same speed. True the suspension is a little bit smoother on the RE but the stiffer suspension on the TVS King means it leans less on corners allowing it to corner faster and less likely to roll over.
For us doors helps a lot for safety, my passenger is senior who sleep at travel and it prevent my passenger for falling of because of doors. If it has no doors my passenger will surely fall of, seat belt also helps. As for fuel efficiency I think the reason why my tvs is not as good is because the body is heavier and only single-spark. Yes harder suspension has advantages on speed and cornering but for us we need smoother suspension more because my passenger is an old senior citizen and can't take the violent rough roads.
@@asuntodavid2720 If your senior is only 3 feet tall the doors will stop him from falling out. If he is of average height he would just fall over the top of them. I have seatbelts in my TVS King they cost me 350 peso each and are the roller type so are far better and give better comfort than the ones in a Bajaj. As for fuel efficiency, if you really do have a TVS King if you are not getting better fuel consumption than the RE it will be down to one of a few things, it could be you are driving it the same as you drive a Bajaj, the TVS King would be driven very different to a Bajaj, the higher more modern engine means you go up the gears sooner, which means it gives better fuel efficiency. The next reason could be you are using the wrong grade of oil, modern high-performance engines like the TVS King use lower velocity oil, the next could be using the wrong grade of gasoline, if you use a lower grade than recommended then it will not be so fuel-efficient. If you do all the above it will be more fuel-efficient than the Bajaj I have tested it and proven it. As for twin spark plugs engineers proved many years ago that on engines with a bore of less than 400cc there is no advantage of twin spark plugs. As for comfort I am a senior and have travelled in the back of all the three-wheelers and comfort-wise I rate them in this order, Piaggio is the most comfortable, TVS King is second and Bajaj third.
You'll never know the use of doors because you don't have it. It really add safety specially preventing legs and knees to went outside that cause accident, and many more. We have roller foam attach on buit-in seatbelts so it's comfortable either, buying and installing seatbelts is hassle. Can you give me article or trusted website about your claim twin-spark is useless on 400K & below, I would love to learn. Yes tvs king is a bit comfortable than bajaj re because seat is a bit bigger but tvs is rougher on rough roads because of hard suspension. Overall both have advantages and disadvantages, it will depend on the taste of buyers.
@@asuntodavid2720 With over 5 million kilometres and 49 years of driving experience in 9 countries, plus attending safe driving courses, defensive driving causes, a certificate of international road transport and attending courses in dealing with accidents, plus seeing thousands of accidents I assure you I do not need to have doors to realise that flimsy low doors do little or nothing for safety. What I do know is that a huge amount of accidents are caused by people opening vehicle doors and as your passengers lack the common sense to keep legs and knees inside while you drive you should watch them very carefully when they open your doors. As for you claiming buying and installing seat belts is a hassle, it took me about 3 clicks of a mouse to buy them and they were delivered to my house, it then took 10 minutes to install them no drilling was needed as the holes are already there.
Who looks more premium, quality wise?
TVS King by a long way, you only have to tap the bodywork and you can hear the TVS is better quality.
The entire video is ruined due to the wind noise caused by sticking camera outside the vehicle.
Does the new rvs king with doors performing the same as the old model?
what would you recommend for 3 adults and 2 children? (1 is a fat man) TVS King or a diesel? Or a van/car/ TIA Glenn T.
im still thinking which will i buy, tvs or re
TVS is much stronger and quicker. Don't believe the lies they say about them there is no truth in them. The fact they say them proves TVS King is a better machine. tuktukph.top/tvs-king-myths-debunked-fact-check/
Hey bro how long can travel tvsking deluxe b4 engine overheat?
However far you want to as they do not overheat.
@@TukTukPH can the tvsking do the long trip and how many hours can it take for a trip from antipolo to lubao pampanga.
@@RegieBatal-ii2gy you should read this so you no longer believe the uneducated people who make false claims about them overheating. Antipolo to Lubao Pampanga is only 106km that is a short trip for a TVS King. We had one do a 457km trip with no problem.
Salam kenal dari indonesia.
Klaw di indonesia ada produksi.
Sya mau beli buat jalan2 sama family
How is the engine braking performance of the TVS?
It is good when you hold it on the engine going down hill it seems to hold it better than other models.
Tvs king better, a lot of tvs king used in jakarta
Have you tried the Piaggio APE?
It's very slowest tuk tuk , I drive TVs , Bajaj, piaggio, in my opinion piaggio tuk tuk is slower and not realiable body
It's more interesting if it's TVS KING vs PIAGGIO APE?!
I would like the chance to do it, but after test driving the Piaggio Ape I don't think it would come anywhere close to the TVS King. It is a once smooth ride but lacks on performance.
Buying TVS is a lazy choice, aftersales is the problem, rare spareparts, no service center here in Davao city Philippines.
Who told you that? I know of many resellers of TVS parts in Davao, and I know that TVS hire mechanics in Davao. Here in Luzon Tuk Tuk gives European style aftersales of a standard never seen before for three-wheelers in the Philippines. What other companies that sell three-wheelers do the OR/CR in 3 to 7 days? That is how much we care about customers.
Which ajto is best..???
Tvs
Which one best
Tvs r Bajaj.... Plse Rply
I find TVS to be better.
@@TukTukPH TVs duramax CNG Plus petrol km running pls suggest me
@@pramilapatil4014 I have not tried the Duramax yet as it is not available in the Philippines.
👍👍👍
Dari indonesia kah
its tvs king or duramax
TVS King Deluxe 200cc
Hi, why do you recommend tvs deluxe over Duramax?
BAYABAS
Kahit anong explain mo jan sir ang banat sayo atleast
"WE ARE FIRST IN AFTER SALES"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you mean Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers are first in after-sales then you are correct, the only company in the Philippines that gives European standard of after-sales.
😅😅😅 dto sa amin antipolo pag nasiraan ka hinde mo alam kung kaylan darating piyesa saka yung mekaniko ng dealer dito sa antipolo hirap sumingit parang ayaw gumawa haha nung nakaraan pinag bayad kami dahil dun sa cylinder gasket na pinalitan nya eh dapat under warranty pa 11k palang takbo wala pang 1year . pero sabi dun 2years warranty hahaha.. Yung kaibigan io tvs din nag karon ng tagas dun sa break fluid isang linggo tengga isang linggo walang kita tagal daw ng piyesa saka gagawa , tsktsk
@@paulhalstonnayo979 Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers will be opening a service centre in Antipolo soon, you will then be able to get European standard of customer service that people in Cavite and Laguna have been getting since we opened..
@@TukTukPH thanks ,
Tvs is best
Tvs is low maintenence
Bajaj maxima z is better
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Dpndi lang sa driver
No on both runs there are 2 passengers in the back plus a load of luggage.
tvs king fuel consumption 23km-25km per liter
bajaj re FI fuel consumption 28km-30km per liter
bajaj re Carb fuel consumption 26-28km per liter
bajaj & tvs owner-zotac
I have owned both a TVS King and a Bajaj, there is no difference in fuel consumption. In fact on this run which was part of a 128km run we filled them up at the same filling station and the TVS King only used 1 Philippines peso more than the Bajaj RE. If you are only getting 23 to 25km out of a TVS King you are probably making the mistake of driving it the same as a Bajaj RE. Because the TVS has max torque at low end it needs to be driven in a very different way to a Bajaj.
How could you calculate so precise as to one peso?