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Big Red - Now its a SWB!
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Oroville, Ca
Posts: 1,624
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Re: Thinking of buying a 01-06 Yukon/Tahoe--???s
Same for me, I've only ever seen low 16's if I did alot of towing or mountain driving. With mixed driving it's usually around 17, and the best I've got was a shade over 20. Putting on the 22's hurt alittle, but not too bad.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Jackson, Mo.
Posts: 607
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Re: Thinking of buying a 01-06 Yukon/Tahoe--???s
Well, I calculated my mileage yesterday and it came out to 12.3 mpg. Very disappointed to say the least. This figure is a good average number, as I do a lot of highway driving and some in town driving, as well. If I can't improve on this somehow, this Sub won't be in my driveway much longer.
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