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Originally Posted by CapriRacer
A couple of thoughts:
I'll bet your second test had a headwind in the first leg, which became a tailwind on the second leg.
Rolling resistance varies considerably. I don't have a good handle on winter tires, but the variation in regular all season tires is on the order of 50%.
Don't forget that the general rule is that tires with better RR are worse for traction and/or wear.
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Nope same wind direction which was a 3 mph cross wind coming from the south
And yes I know the traction isn’t going to be as good. Wouldn’t take them out in a heavy snow storm or drive on ice.