R RubiconSS New member Oct 1, 2012 #2 My experience 2-3 mpg. YMMV. Then you get into the "other stuff" bumpers, skid plates, winch, sliders, lift BUT gearing.....can offset much.
My experience 2-3 mpg. YMMV. Then you get into the "other stuff" bumpers, skid plates, winch, sliders, lift BUT gearing.....can offset much.
J Jtraskell New member Oct 1, 2012 #3 If your new wheel/tire combo is taller, then your rig will sit higher. And everyone knows the higher you go, the air is thinner and thus, less resistance. Therefore, you should get better MPG's.:lookout: Be safe.
If your new wheel/tire combo is taller, then your rig will sit higher. And everyone knows the higher you go, the air is thinner and thus, less resistance. Therefore, you should get better MPG's.:lookout: Be safe.
