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Old 11-25-2012, 08:35 PM   #1
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I'm curious as to who uses hyper-miler techniques (DFC or coast to stop) when it comes to brakes and tires.
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I'm curious as to who uses hyper-miler techniques (DFC or coast to stop) when it comes to brakes and tires.
I go above the PSI recommendation from Toyota, but below the maximum as stated on the tire (44 PSI). I keep it at 38-40 PSI. That's about it, up to this point.
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