mpg after upgrading to 285's
#11
The overall mpg is not a major concern for me! I was just curious what the difference was going to be!
#12
i was getting 10.8 mpg in my truck so it was a double win for me better looking ride and better mpg's
#13
Good deal of difference between 265 to 315. Went that route once, won't do it again. Weight goes up, unsprung weight goes way up, braking goes down, mileage goes down.
285's are fine they make alot of good tread patterns in that size depending on what you are looking for.
285's are fine they make alot of good tread patterns in that size depending on what you are looking for.
#15
Good deal of difference between 265 to 315. Went that route once, won't do it again. Weight goes up, unsprung weight goes way up, braking goes down, mileage goes down.
285's are fine they make alot of good tread patterns in that size depending on what you are looking for.
285's are fine they make alot of good tread patterns in that size depending on what you are looking for.
Last edited by Mr. Fancy Pants; 01-10-2012 at 04:07 PM.
#17
What are you talking about ? HAHA You and your "details" hahaha. I still love them!!
You don't know this but your tire purchase right before mine got me thinking about tires. Thanks alot!!!
Last edited by Mr. Fancy Pants; 01-10-2012 at 04:08 PM.
#19
At 11.2mpg I would have to wonder what the overall cost of having that wheel tire combo is over the life of the vehicle and what I could do with all that extra cash instead.
Let's see
50k miles at 11 mpg = 4,545 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $17,043.00
or 50k miles at 17 mpg = 2,941 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $11,028.00
So an extra 6 grand + the 1.5-2k for the wheel and tire package price to look cool for 50k miles.
No thanks.
Let's see
50k miles at 11 mpg = 4,545 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $17,043.00
or 50k miles at 17 mpg = 2,941 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $11,028.00
So an extra 6 grand + the 1.5-2k for the wheel and tire package price to look cool for 50k miles.
No thanks.
#20
At 11.2mpg I would have to wonder what the overall cost of having that wheel tire combo is over the life of the vehicle and what I could do with all that extra cash instead.
Let's see
50k miles at 11 mpg = 4,545 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $17,043.00
or 50k miles at 17 mpg = 2,941 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $11,028.00
So an extra 6 grand + the 1.5-2k for the wheel and tire package price to look cool for 50k miles.
No thanks.
Let's see
50k miles at 11 mpg = 4,545 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $17,043.00
or 50k miles at 17 mpg = 2,941 gallons of fuel x $3.75= $11,028.00
So an extra 6 grand + the 1.5-2k for the wheel and tire package price to look cool for 50k miles.
No thanks.
You have to see in what amount of time you drive those miles. I drive about 200 miles (about one tank of gas)every two weeks and where I live the price of a gallon of gas (Central America, Nicaragua) is about US$ 4.80. So I know it expensive, but its all relative because I've had my Hummer since 2006 and it only has 21k miles on it!