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From Fred flinstone Tires to Michelin energy saver A/S and a fixed TPS

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Fuel Economy' started by ls40095, Jan 24, 2013.

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  1. ls40095

    ls40095 Junior Member

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    So far there pretty good in the snow.
     
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    700 miles. 40psi and with temps averaging 28 degrees mpg 51
     
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    Best mileage per g/tankful was 57mpg
     
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    Thanks for giving us the updates!

    What has the been the average now that the tires are worn in?

    My wife got the Ecopias and her mileage went from around 52 mpg to 54.5 (Don't remember her previous brand. Had Costco ditch them.)
     
    #24 qdogfball, Jun 19, 2013
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    Energy Saver A/S worked excellent last winter in Minnesota on country ice/snow covered and salted/slush city streets. Incredible traction for not being winter ice tires.

    Mike

    Mobile on my SGH-i717
     
    #25 WE0H, Jun 19, 2013
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    Had a 2007 Yaris. LOVED it. Now have 2010 Prius and LOVE IT MORE!!! Wanted more roomy car, better mpg (Yaris 33mpg; Prius 50mpg), more storage in trunk. Yaris zips around, easy to park. Good luck!! Enjoy!!
     
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    Does Costco still have these?...The A/S tire do not seem to be an option for 2006 Prius Base
     
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