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Old 01-06-2009, 09:47 AM   #6
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If you are going for a "Gas Saver", I'd stay away from the 18"s. I've got 17" Enkei wheels on mine, and my MPG dropped from 38 to 31 average. I'd shoot for the stock 15" alloy if I was you. I'm currently researching some aftermarket 15" to try and get my MPG back up. The car will have alot more pep with smaller tires also. 18"s are just too big to turn over on a econobox. IMO.
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