Originally Posted by ZAHANMA
I may not be the right person to ask about mpg. I might get 18mpg in my SRT...strong emphasis on MIGHT.
Ride quality is what it is, I have had my SRT for over two years and have been in a crossfire for over three years...I'm just used to the bumps for the most part now.
Just putting it out there - I'm 18 years old.
No physical injuries or sore joints... no bad back or bad knees or squished @$$ fat (or whatever makes it hurt when you sit for a long time).. i'm not pregnant, I don't need one of those little donut things.
Ride quality doesn't much matter to me, just looking to get the most performance out of my tire without sacrificing too much of my MPG if I can save it.
I just filled my tires up yesterday from 36 PSI to 43 PSI and I felt like the ride was a little bit smoother over flat surfaces.
That being said, the roads I drive on to get to work are HORRIBLE. I probably wouldn't notice a difference in ride quality even if my tires were made out of rainbows and love.
Swapped out the steering stab last week, same time as I got the new tires and an alignment. I did notice a huge improvement from what I had before. (According to Sears who did my alignment, it was allllll messed up.) Also my poor Crossfire had some crap conti's on the front and two different rear tires. One was a michelin, the other a dunlop.
I just don't want to destroy my new tires too fast by over/under inflating, since they cost me close to a $1000.
Thanks,
Eric