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Archive for October 18th, 2005
Question 101
Posted by Rod on October 18, 2005
I want to save as much gas as i can with highway driving.
Can I install one or two sizes higher without hurting anything besides my speedometer, and will it actually save gas? Thank you!
Cars and Trucks are designed to run most efficiently with a specific tire size. Running larger sizes will increase the vehicle weight and may cause issues with handling. Fuel economy will not be improved by using a larger tire size.
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