Mimi -- Both your speedometer _and_ your odometer were affected by the
change in tire size. With the larger tires, you are going more miles
than your odometer shows. This will show up as supposedly reduced gas
mileage. Calibrate both your speedometer and your odometer against
some mile markers on I-35. (To do the speedometer, get somebody to
time a mile in seconds while you drive a steady speed and then divide
that into 3600 to get MPH. Do it several times to get an average.). --
Mixon
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