the biggest difference to mileage is to moderate your right foot. now for other things you could try to improve the aerodynamics of the truck, like the front grill, is usually a huge wind brake, there have been tests that show that putting a "bubble" nose can reduce drag considerably. also the back of a truck is a horrible turbulence area. Having the tailgate up is better than down (proven time and time again) but the best aero is gained from a slope back cap (think back of a humvee 4 door). for the rest of the truck, minimizing the size of the mirrors, or getting better aero mirros can help. Also the area around the wheel well can be a large drag area, minimizing it can help considerably. For tire drag, if you don't offroad much, going to a narrower "Highway" tire can help reduce rolling resistance considerably. there have been people that have swapped to a smaller injector without changing the computer, this WILL MAKE THE ENGINE RUN LEAN, did i say that loud enough? THIS WILL MAKE THE ENGINE RUN LEAN. but with high enough octane fuel (think ethanol) you can get away with it. Note: this will also lower the power of the truck.
The Chevrolet Silverado's gas mileage varies from 14 (in cities) to 20 (on the highway) EPA MPG. It is of course possible improve your mileage by, for example, changing oil. Most synthetic oils should help you improve you mileage.
The cost of a 2001 Chevy Silverado will depend on its condition and mileage. The average cost for a vehicle in excellent condition with average mileage is about $9,000.
1.7 is not the answer! its 1.3
The average cost of a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado is $9,674. This price will change depending on the condition of the car, whether it is used or new and what mileage it has.
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According to a few different sources, it seems that a low mileage (7,000-12,000), used (2009) Chevrolet Silverado would cost around $15,000 on average.
Town or motorway driving?
The average mileage for a year's worth of driving for an over the road trucker is about 156,000 miles. That is an average of about 3,000 miles per week.
The resale price for any vehicle depends on several factors such as condition and mileage. The average resale price on a 2008 Chevy Silverado is about $23,000.
There are many ways to improve your cars gas mileage. First check that you tires are properly inflated, change you oil and check and replace your air filters if necessary. In addition changing you driving habits will help to boost your fuel mileage.
In many cases, mileage plus will improve octane levels. However, gas usage will depend again on driving conditions, i.e., highway vs. street driving; stop-start traffic and of course short trip drives taken many times.
Yes, there are several books and guides available that provide tips and strategies to improve gas mileage. Some popular titles include "Gas Mileage: Tips and Tricks for the Everyday Driver" by Mark Jenkins and "Gas Mileage Guide: Ways to Improve Mileage and Save Money" by Ron Hollins. These books typically cover topics such as driving habits, vehicle maintenance, and fuel-efficient technologies.