gotta know the size of the tire. then just compare it to the stock size on your door jamb. Then find the % difference, apply to mileage.

 

2004 4-Door - 120,000km or about 45,000 miles

 

179,503 as of this morning... 96 Blazer getting an avg of 19-22 mpg depending on how much stop and go traffic encountered.

 

I've got 99 blazer with 99,385 on it. I drive 100 miles a day to get back and forth from work so it'll add up quick. Get 23 mpg though. I go about 58mph though to save on gas.

 

'96 Blazer - 168,000
'01 Jimmy - 90,000

 

Just passed the 90k mark Sunday. What a sad sad day.

 

My 95 has about 130k, but the engine only has about 600 miles on it. It is a recently rebuillt 350. I have been getting about 14 mpg. Now I just need to tune it properly to increase that.

 

130,000... just did all the upgrades and MPG is improving daily, still waiting for the final verdict. Towing a bass boat does a number on the brakes tho... replaced pads and rotars too many times to count. Time to upgrade the brakes.

 

1996 4 door 4wd, 146.5XX on the odometer.

31" AT tires, fully tuned up, K&N filter, Throttle body moded, CAt deleted, still 15 mph in city driving.

 

just rolled over 80,000 KM on the weekend.