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Let me give an example. Last week, I was cruising northeastern Oklahoma on old Route 66. There were a few small to moderate-size hills, but I was keeping my mileage at around 75 miles per gallon, going about 55 to 60 mph.
Well, a big storm front moved through. It had everything -- a crosswind, lightning, rain, a bit of hail -- and my mileage dropped into the high 60s in less than 10 miles. Does wet pavement affect mileage that much? Or could the crosswind have had a lot to do with it, too?
Ron Warnick
Tulsa, OK
Well, a big storm front moved through. It had everything -- a crosswind, lightning, rain, a bit of hail -- and my mileage dropped into the high 60s in less than 10 miles. Does wet pavement affect mileage that much? Or could the crosswind have had a lot to do with it, too?
Ron Warnick
Tulsa, OK