I use the Fuelly app on iOS. http://www.fuelly.com/dashboardWhat app are you using? When I purchased the truck it was missing the window sticker but I didn’t think it was a huge deal but I guess I’m the fool because I could’ve sworn I looked up the gas mileage considering that’s all I do with my job is drive. Apparently I didn’t, because I’m getting absolute terrible gas mileage. I’ve just been expecting much more out of it. When I checked my MPG setting on the dash it’s saying somewhere around 15-17 and all I do is drive on the highway. I just kept saying “there’s no way that’s right”... guess I was wrong lol
FillUp, on Android.What app are you using? When I purchased the truck it was missing the window sticker but I didn’t think it was a huge deal but I guess I’m the fool because I could’ve sworn I looked up the gas mileage considering that’s all I do with my job is drive. Apparently I didn’t, because I’m getting absolute terrible gas mileage. I’ve just been expecting much more out of it. When I checked my MPG setting on the dash it’s saying somewhere around 15-17 and all I do is drive on the highway. I just kept saying “there’s no way that’s right”... guess I was wrong lol
I ran a set of the Crugen HT51's on my 2006 Pathfinder. They were the best tire I had on them since I get rid of my Michelin LTX M/S2's, which are twice the price. I just had a set of them put on my '03 Frontier; after discounts and deducting the $50 rebate (VISA debit card) and disposing of the tires myself (which saved $16), it ended up costing me about $115 per tire, installed (P265/70R16). For a good, highway tread tire that's good in all types of weather, rides well and is quiet...plus has good treadwear life...they are hard to beat for the money!Last 10 or so fill ups. If you use Fuelly and track each fill up and maintenance items it'll make it easy to see trends both up and down.
EDIT: Running Kumho Crugen HT51 tires which are great tires but they are a bit heavier and while a Highway tire they are 3 peak rated and a bit more aggressive than the OEM rubber so I did see a slight dip when I went to the Kumho's but they perform great in the snow, sand and wet.
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That's my same thoughts ,Now I think we have a clear cut answer for millage with what I am seeing and I was hitting up to 80mph through GPSToo bad a Maestro can't correct for taller tires.