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Old 04-01-2011, 12:12 AM   #8 (permalink)
kir_kenix
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Location: Emerson, Ne
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1997 Chevy s10 - '97 Chevy S10 WT
Pickups
90 day: 32.71 mpg (US)

1997 Ford Escort - '97 Ford Escort LX
Team Ford
Last 3: 32.29 mpg (US)

Razz - '97 Yamaha Razz
90 day: 109.57 mpg (US)

2004 Ford F250 - '04 Ford F250 XLT
90 day: 16.32 mpg (US)

2000 S10 4.3 - '00 Chevrolet S10 W/T
Pickups
90 day: 19.4 mpg (US)

2010 corilla - '10 Toyota Corolla LE
90 day: 32.82 mpg (US)

'Yota - '22 Toyota Rav4 LE
90 day: 37.41 mpg (US)
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Michelin HydroEdge with Green X, followed by the goodyear

LRR tires seem to have minimal traction and poor clean out (from my experience anyway). Your info says you live in the midwest, and I can bet at some point you will have to do some driving in the slush/snow. I have never bought tires specifically to save fuel, but I would still want them to get me around in the conditions. YMMV, but for my money I would go with what is most likely to get me out of my driveway.
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