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07-29-2008, 04:10 PM

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Kyle

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I highly doubt that jumping to a bigger AT is going to help your MPG as the size of the tire is a huge factor in determining the MPG you get.

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07-29-2008, 04:16 PM

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I highly doubt that jumping to a bigger AT is going to help your MPG as the size of the tire is a huge factor in determining the MPG you get.

True but the MPG likely won't be noticable but I think the ride would...At least till I get a new DD and it become a toy..at which point bigger rear end and front end, 4.56's, Long Arm kit and 33's would be prescribed..Till then as long as it's a DD not hard core offroading for me..