Posted by EARTHLINK EAST on March 8, 2012, 10:25 pm
Several years ago there were 4 low resistant tires listed here. Does anyone
still have that list? My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low resistant
tire is. I gave the list to them back then. They said they had a better
tire. It lowered my average mileage 10 mpg. A month later I complained.
They changed them. It then lowered my mileage only 5 mpg. Of course they
lost the list. I'll be getting a new set soon somewhere but It won't be
from them. Help.
Posted by News on March 8, 2012, 11:11 pm
On 3/8/2012 5:25 PM, EARTHLINK EAST wrote:
> Several years ago there were 4 low resistant tires listed here. Does
> anyone still have that list? My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low
> resistant tire is. I gave the list to them back then. They said they had
> a better tire. It lowered my average mileage 10 mpg. A month later I
> complained. They changed them. It then lowered my mileage only 5 mpg. Of
> course they lost the list. I'll be getting a new set soon somewhere but
> It won't be from them. Help.
LRR Low Rolling Resistance Tires
<http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/search.htm?header_health_search.x9&header_health_search.y &query=low+rolling+resistance+tires>
Posted by Elmo P. Shagnasty on March 8, 2012, 11:13 pm
> My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low resistant
> tire is.
"low rolling resistance"
Posted by casagiannoni on March 9, 2012, 5:24 pm
Any tire design is necessarily a "tradeoff" balance or properties. LRR
might mean that the tire won't last as long, etc.
On Thu, 8 Mar 2012 17:25:57 -0500, "EARTHLINK EAST"
>Several years ago there were 4 low resistant tires listed here. Does anyone
>still have that list? My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low resistant
>tire is. I gave the list to them back then. They said they had a better
>tire. It lowered my average mileage 10 mpg. A month later I complained.
>They changed them. It then lowered my mileage only 5 mpg. Of course they
>lost the list. I'll be getting a new set soon somewhere but It won't be
>from them. Help.
Posted by News on March 9, 2012, 6:05 pm
On 3/9/2012 12:24 PM, casagiannoni@optonline.net wrote:
> Any tire design is necessarily a "tradeoff" balance or properties. LRR
> might mean that the tire won't last as long, etc.
They are usually rock-hard, last forever, but don't grip.
> On Thu, 8 Mar 2012 17:25:57 -0500, "EARTHLINK EAST"
>> Several years ago there were 4 low resistant tires listed here. Does anyone
>> still have that list? My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low resistant
>> tire is. I gave the list to them back then. They said they had a better
>> tire. It lowered my average mileage 10 mpg. A month later I complained.
>> They changed them. It then lowered my mileage only 5 mpg. Of course they
>> lost the list. I'll be getting a new set soon somewhere but It won't be
>>from them. Help.
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> anyone still have that list? My Toyota dealer has no idea what a low
> resistant tire is. I gave the list to them back then. They said they had
> a better tire. It lowered my average mileage 10 mpg. A month later I
> complained. They changed them. It then lowered my mileage only 5 mpg. Of
> course they lost the list. I'll be getting a new set soon somewhere but
> It won't be from them. Help.