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Originally Posted by Ernie Rogers
My advice is if you have the money, get the tires. You will feel better, knowing you have done your best. But, check your fuel economy with the new tires, and if they don't prove out, take them back!
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I agree. Thanks for your advice! I should see some difference as all 4 out of 5 tires on my car are of a different make.
Now to decide whether to keep the Michelin Energy Saver tire I've still got on the car or replace it with the EcoContacts, as the Energy Saver sidewall max pressure is only 44 PSI. That is, assuming the EcoContacts has a sidewall max pressure of 51 PSI
