I don't think thats actually the case. I believe that was a misperception..... I think that actual cause of higher gas mileage with truck nuts is due to the folks behind you speeding up, to check and see if you REALLY DID hang those things off your hitch..... causing a pressure wave to help push your truck along.
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Well this was a waste of time.
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Originally Posted by bent-fender
(Post 2807866)
No sh:icon_banana:t captain obvious. All I wanted to know is why It dropped after I did a tune up and added new tires out back.
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Originally Posted by Johnn123
(Post 2808772)
Bigger size then before? Switched from a street to an all terrain or mud tire? That would be why.
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This is true i lost a couple when i switch to hankook dynapros atm
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I gained approx 2mpg when I switched from my BFG All Terrains to my Moto Master street tires. Same tire size and everything just different tread pattern. Less resistance i guess.
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