90 mpg Clio 1.5 dci

[lowglider]

Nice mpg you're getting there geeovana.

185/65/15 tires should also help in dealing with poor roads, 13mm more sidewall adds some protection. Plus they're cheaper to buy in the first place, that's always a plus.

Along with the undertray and some aero hubcaps you should be good to go as far as the easy mods are concerned.

Btw, do you block the grill in winter?
I have the same engine on my Laguna and I can easily block 1/2 of the grill from autumn to spring, without ever having to worry about any overheating.

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Originally Posted by lowglider

185/65/15 tires should also help in dealing with poor roads, 13mm more sidewall adds some protection

Even though it won't increase ground clearance so effectively, a higher sidewall with a smaller rim is usually better to cope with harsher conditions, decreasing the efforts the suspension has to deal with.

Plus they're cheaper to buy in the first place, that's always a plus.

I still remember when I could say that about 13" tyres, to which some sizes are now either on short supply or available at a cost that renders them suitable only to collectors who can afford to keep their classics looking period-accurate.

[airbiteses]

geeovana If you change the wheels to a different size, you need to go to a Renalt Dealership in order to change the parameters of the wheel in the meter and in the ABS to a different size.
For me, when I had a Renault, I had to change the size of the wheels in the meter and in the abs.