tires and MPGs
I had a 1-2 mpg drop running bfg at's in 265 over bridgestone revos in the same size.
Depending on how many sizes your jumping you might need to plan a regear.
If fuel economy is on your mind a lift and big tires are the opposite way to go.
Depending on how many sizes your jumping you might need to plan a regear.
If fuel economy is on your mind a lift and big tires are the opposite way to go.
Ive got 265/75r16 on my truck 4.0 auto 4.10 gears and %100 city driving with a heavy foot im gettin about 11-12 and thats in the cold with a camper shll and a bunch of gear in the back. Ive got good year duratracs for tires BTW.

i get about 50-60 miles for each 1/4 and I am pretty easy on the throttle. I think it drinks fuel alot faster when on the highway
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