MrGneissGuy
Well-Known Member
I have the Deulers that it came with. They've done well in the Indiana snow. I've only made one serious off-road trip, the Jeep Adventure Academy, and had zero issues with grip with everything they took us through and we had a heavy downpour the whole second half of the day. My off-roading plans are getting to campsites (e.g. forest service roads) and maybe easy to moderate trails every now and then, so I'm more worried about snow than rock crawling and these are doing well for me.
I've been watching my mileage pretty closely, and here are my numbers. I'd estimate about 70-75% of my driving is state highway (55 mph) for my commute to and from work. I average about 23 mpg. I'll drop down to 21-22mpg if I do more in town driving, and jump up to 24+ if there's little in town driving. When it's mostly all in town, I get 18-19mpg. Interstates going 70, I get 20-24mpg, depending on the wind speed and direction. I filled up this morning, and for the 35 miles all at 55mph into work, the computer said 26 mpg.
Pulling our T@G trailer mostly on state highway, I got 17-18mpg.
I've been watching my mileage pretty closely, and here are my numbers. I'd estimate about 70-75% of my driving is state highway (55 mph) for my commute to and from work. I average about 23 mpg. I'll drop down to 21-22mpg if I do more in town driving, and jump up to 24+ if there's little in town driving. When it's mostly all in town, I get 18-19mpg. Interstates going 70, I get 20-24mpg, depending on the wind speed and direction. I filled up this morning, and for the 35 miles all at 55mph into work, the computer said 26 mpg.
Pulling our T@G trailer mostly on state highway, I got 17-18mpg.
Sponsored