What's you MPG?
Over all Highway/City I average 14.3 MPG. I do a lot of driving in the mountains considering I live at 10,300ft. so I am not sure what a true HWY and/or City MPG would be!
12 / 17 City / Highway... Damn gas prices....
I'm not sure why but my mileage steadily decreased from the time I pulled it off the lot, until about 2 months ago. It's leveled off now. I was seeing 14-15 in the city and 18-19 on the highway... I think the gas around my area is cheapened out, almost no name brand gas in my town anymore... 1 BP station, and that's it, and I haven't used him since he was caught milking his pumps, making the meter read more than what was being put out... No Exxon, Shell, or anything... Just off the wall brands....
I'm not sure why but my mileage steadily decreased from the time I pulled it off the lot, until about 2 months ago. It's leveled off now. I was seeing 14-15 in the city and 18-19 on the highway... I think the gas around my area is cheapened out, almost no name brand gas in my town anymore... 1 BP station, and that's it, and I haven't used him since he was caught milking his pumps, making the meter read more than what was being put out... No Exxon, Shell, or anything... Just off the wall brands....
Ya, that is the biggest thing...I have a hard time keeping my foot out of it...
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Ok I did the official test today on my third tank of gas since installing my new gears!
All around driving with stock 3.93 gears and 37x13.5 tires was 11.92 MPG
All around driving with new 4:56 gears and 37x13.5 tires is 13.18 MPG
So if anyone tells you that getting lower gears is going to give you poor MPG then you can tell them to **** off and they don't know what they are talking about! With larger tires it actually helps your MPG!
This test was about 450 Highway miles and 400+ City, to and from work, mountain driving, etc...
All around driving with stock 3.93 gears and 37x13.5 tires was 11.92 MPG
All around driving with new 4:56 gears and 37x13.5 tires is 13.18 MPG
So if anyone tells you that getting lower gears is going to give you poor MPG then you can tell them to **** off and they don't know what they are talking about! With larger tires it actually helps your MPG!
This test was about 450 Highway miles and 400+ City, to and from work, mountain driving, etc...



