Chevy Silverado Bad Gas Mileage???
November 28th, 2012, 6:20 AM
#11
Worn shocks affect your truck's lean. When you accelerate,
with worn shocks, your vehicle catches more air as it
rises into the wind. Dolphining, and swaying,
while going down the road, all cost you gas mileage. If you watch
your mileage carefully, you'll probably see a new set of gas shocks
pay for themselves in a few months.
with worn shocks, your vehicle catches more air as it
rises into the wind. Dolphining, and swaying,
while going down the road, all cost you gas mileage. If you watch
your mileage carefully, you'll probably see a new set of gas shocks
pay for themselves in a few months.
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