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Re: Those Non-OEM 240 Wagon Tires "May" be Costing You An Additional $40/Year or More. 200 ALL

posted by  someone claiming to be L K Tucker on  Fri Jun 1 17:56 CST 2001 [RELATED]

/// Robert, do you have a day job? Keep it.

Ok, you have a major error. The tires don't just roll. They must be driven by the engine, through a power train and rear end. This involves a set gear ratio including the diameter of the rear tires. When you change the tires that changed the energy necessary to move the car.

What is the power difference with the two different diameters? What is the gas consumption difference?

If the tires just rolled the computation would be ok.





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