Aftermarket Wheels
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From: Glendale,CA
With gas prices going through the roof (i.e. $87 to fil my tank) have after market wheels affected the MPG and performance of the sedans? I need your thoughts and opinions guys.
As a general rule when you upsize tires and wheels you will negatively affect MPG.
I have noticed this on every car i have owned. It can range from a few mpg difference up to around 8-10. Style of driving and whether city or highway makes a difference also.
Just and FYI...
I went to 19's -and i'm getting around 14 in the city and 22 on the highway.
-s-
I have noticed this on every car i have owned. It can range from a few mpg difference up to around 8-10. Style of driving and whether city or highway makes a difference also.
Just and FYI...
I went to 19's -and i'm getting around 14 in the city and 22 on the highway.
-s-
Originally Posted by ParkStr8
I went to 19's -and i'm getting around 14 in the city and 22 on the highway.
-s-
Thats nothing to do with the wheels. Thats due to driver mod. I have 20's and still get 17-18mpg city and recently avg 27.6 highway with only 3k miles and 1 oil change. Wheels will affect gas mileage. But not that much.
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