Running right?

[Lunentucker]

'21 Mojave
Western Southern Piedmont in Virginia (not flat, but not mountainous either)
2" AEV lift / Hard top / roll up bed cover / stock wheels / BFG K02 35/12.5/17
Most of my driving is 50 60 mph and mixed small town and 55 posted dual lane, which I typically run at 60-62.

Winter 17-18
Summer 18-19.5

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[katsrdking]

Not to be a smartass but if you are just driving hard lanes, increase your air pressure to 38 and see if it increases your mileage. I run 35/12.5/17s on stock. I was running 33psi and was averaging 13mpg. took the psi to 38 and was making between 17 and 18 mpg and the ride wasn't much different. I know someone will bring up tire wear. I don't know the answer on that.

 

[Camaroboi13]

Not to be a smartass but if you are just driving hard lanes, increase your air pressure to 38 and see if it increases your mileage. I run 35/12.5/17s on stock. I was running 33psi and was averaging 13mpg. took the psi to 38 and was making between 17 and 18 mpg and the ride wasn't much different. I know someone will bring up tire wear. I don't know the answer on that.

I’ll agree with that. My wife’s Patagonias like higher pressures as they run on the center block of tread and increase mileage. I’m sure every tire is different. I run mine high too because I drive too much.

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