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ccphil55 · 03-19-2012, 05:42 PM

I have a 1995 Chevy G20 van with 235/75/15 tires. I have snow tires for winter, and I need new summer tires (can be all season) It is not used for heavy pulling, and the most weight it will hold inside for a trip would be 1,000lb. or less. What will give me the best mileage possible cost not being a factor, and if I can't spend more than $150 a tire?

Second is my wife's commuter car 2008 Chevy Cobalt Sport running 205/50/17. Here again we have winter tires. So we need summer tires or whatever will give the best mileage. Again cost not an issue choice and $120 or less for a budget minded descision.

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ccphil55 EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lowell, WI Posts: 4 Da Scort - '95 Ford Escort LX 90 day: 26.58 mpg (US) Da Kaw - '80 Kawasaki LTD 90 day: 51.39 mpg (US) Da Truck - '95 Chevy S10 SS Clone 90 day: 21.6 mpg (US) Da Cobalt - '08 Chevy Cobalt Sport 90 day: 30.38 mpg (US) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	buying new tires for 2 vehicles? I have a 1995 Chevy G20 van with 235/75/15 tires. I have snow tires for winter, and I need new summer tires (can be all season) It is not used for heavy pulling, and the most weight it will hold inside for a trip would be 1,000lb. or less. What will give me the best mileage possible cost not being a factor, and if I can't spend more than $150 a tire? Second is my wife's commuter car 2008 Chevy Cobalt Sport running 205/50/17. Here again we have winter tires. So we need summer tires or whatever will give the best mileage. Again cost not an issue choice and $120 or less for a budget minded descision.