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Tracking your Gas Mileage (MPG or L/100km) is the best way to monitor your vehicle's health and your driving habits. A sudden drop in mileage can often signal underlying mechanical issues.
To use this tool, simply note your odometer reading at two full tank fill-ups. Dividing the distance traveled by the fuel added gives you your real-world efficiency.
Improve your mileage by maintaining correct tire pressure, keeping your engine tuned, and avoiding aggressive acceleration.
Remove unnecessary weight from the trunk, keep tires properly inflated, and use cruise control on highways to maintain a steady speed.
Torque is the 'turning force' (how much work can be done), while Horsepower is the rate of that work (how fast the work can be done).
225 is the width in mm, 45 is the aspect ratio (% of width), R means Radial, and 17 is the rim diameter in inches.
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