MPG improved with heavier tires???
Our F150 came with the stock P rated, SR-A Wranglers. I didn't think they were as bad as most people claim, but if I needed new tires, why not try to eek out some improvement? So I debated going w...
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Fisherman wrote:
Actually the Michelin LTX series is known to gain a couple miles per gallon, not from being smaller in diameter, but better quality. As soon as the Good for a year SR-A's are worn on mine, I'll go directly back to Michelins.
Just to be clear. Better, or different mpg on different tires is not an indication of quality. Only that different intended compromises between traction, tread life, on road or off road bias, and a multitude of other factors can impact mpg.
