If you want better mileage then go with a slightly larger tire but narrower footprint. A 245/60 or 255/70. You will not see much difference in mileage. By going to a larger tire the engine will turn fewer rpm's but will work harder. I would stick with the OEM size, and add 2 lbs to the tire pressure. Even that will give you very little gain. The best thing you can do to get better mileage is to drive for mileage. Take off slowly and drive the speed limit. Also replace you air filter every 30,000 miles and make sure the engine is running perfectly.
A campsite is much better for the environment, as its carbon footprint will be much smaller than that of a 5-star hotel. Campers are also more likely to clean up after them and leave the campsite as they found it.
No, we can still have a quality of life but by reducing your footprint will better your life.
Wider tires provide more of a "footprint" area on the ground, resulting in better handling around corners at high speeds, and better traction in mud/ soft dirt. Wider tires also have more weight to them than their smaller counterparts, thus resulting in the engine using more fuel to turn them.
The 'plane is much faster, but that's its only advantage. The ship is a much more comfortable and enjoyable way to travel and, even better, its carbon footprint, ie fuel used per passenger carried, is much smaller.
Wooden blinds are better for the environment because they are recyclable. They are also are made of natural materials which reduces the carbon footprint it takes to create them.
You can reduce carbon footprints in transport by choosing more fuel-efficient vehicles, such as hybrids or electric cars. Additionally, using public transportation, carpooling, or biking and walking whenever possible can help minimize emissions. Proper vehicle maintenance, such as regular tune-ups and tire inflation, can also improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
No, if you think about it a v6 has power than a four cylinder, but the four cylinder gets better gas mileage, it all depends on what you want if you live in a hilly areas get a v6 because the four cylinder would start to struggle when going up hill and the v6 is better when passing usually the v6 models get better tires and suspension.
Ace Hardware. They find a way to put all the items from Lowes and Home Depot in a smaller footprint. Usually prices are comparable. The main difference is service, Most the Ace Hardware locations are privately owned and operated and the staff are more knowledgeable and helpful.
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Blackberrys are better for people with smaller fingers who can press smaller buttons whereas the LG cookie is an all rounder.
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Yes.