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odometer reading
This may have been posted at some point, but, how do I determine actual miles driven with 35" tires. I don't know how many miles I am really getting between fill ups and between regens. Odometer will read fewer miles than how far I really went, I think!
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Find out the percentage of difference using the calculator above in Davey~do's post.
Take your mileage from odo and add that percentage to it. Formula Example: 300 miles on your odo x (for example) 3% = 9 miles ----- 300 + 9 = 309 miles. New mileage calculation divided by the fuel gallons = revised MPG. Standard mileage calculation: 300 miles divided by 20 gals = 15 MPG New mileage calculation: 309 miles divided by 20 gals = 15.45 MPG |
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thank you for the info. Helpful.
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