Quote:
|
Originally Posted by wb4lbg
......Lower pressure should result in more tread in contact with the pavement. Sadly, the winter grade of fuel has already dropped my average mpg from around 19 to about 17.5 (lots of road miles!) Hate to lose any more.
Thoughts?
JWS
99 LSE 4WD
|
You will likely cup the heck our of those $$$ revos @ pressures higher than 30psig. (nice tires by the way!) Manufacturers set the tire press spec (door jamb label) for safety,economy & comfort. I hear you about the MPG thing! My 2002 gets horrible mileage in the winter as well. Low fuel light comes on around 250miles. As the factory tires are aging on my 2002, I've found them to handle & be most comfortable @ 28-29psig.
G/luck
Joel