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07-05-2011, 05:37 AM
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wheels and mpg
pardon the newbish nature of the question.
how will tire and wheel size affect mpg? i.e. larger rims v. smaller rims, fat tires v. low-profile tires and how drastically will lowering a car affect mpg? im looking to pick up a yaris soon (my '94 camry finally died  ) and would like to strike some balance between the car's natural fuel efficiency and absolute rolling teardrop sexiness when it's on a nice set of wheels.
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