Will new tyres improve my car's efficiency?
Which tyres would you recommend for improving the economy on my Toyota Verso? Mu local garage recommends Michelin ES+ 205/60/16 92H, but I noticed they have a soft tyre sidewall which maybe will affect cornering.
Asked on 8 February 2015 by esper
Answered by
Honest John
Michelin Energy Saver Plus are hard sidewall, not soft, so are quite noisy, but are low rolling resistance and do give longer tyre life and better mpg.
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