The axle ratio determines how many revolutions the engine must turn in order to turn the wheel one revolution. Lets say you have an axle ratio of 4:11 to 1 on a 4 speed transmission. That means the engine will turn 4:11 time every time the wheel rotates 1 time in 4th gear. Now you change the axle ratio to 3:25 to 1. Now the engine turns 3:25 revolutions to rotate the wheel 1 revolution. It is easy to see that the vehicle with the 3:25 ratio will get better fuel mileage. However it will have less pulling power and be slower at takeoff. Axle ratio is calculated to be the best compromise of power and mileage. The weight of the vehicle, engine power, and what the vehicle is used for is the determining factor as to the final drive ratio. This is a simplistic explantation and it is far more complicated than this when determining what ratio to use in what vehicle.
it may decrease gas milage
No, I don't think they would negatively effect your gas milage. You just need to make sure that you keep them with plenty of air. That is what would negatively effect your gas mileage.
It depends on what you are doing, gas milage or pulling oversize tires. for oversize tires 3.73 saving gas 3.55
The gas milage of a sedan is 40 and the gas milage of a normal one is 25
The highway gas milage for a Dodge Dakota varies by vehicle. Average milage is around 16 mpg.
It depends on the vehicle. Some get really good gas milage, especially hybrids, but SUVs get less gas milage.
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THE LOWER THE NUMBER THE LOWER THE RPM'S. THUS BETTER MILLAGE. SO THE 2.56 WILL GIVE U LOWER RPM'S. THUS BETTER GAS MILAGE.
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The Toyota Pruis has the best gas milage out of all the hybrid cars. The Honda Civis Hybrid, Ford Fusion Hybrid and Nissan Altima also have very good gas milage.
Larger tires can decrese gas milegage.
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