so how much coal is that for EV's?Something few people think about...
100,000 miles using approximately 6,000 gallons of gas = roughly $20,000!
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https://www.convertunits.com/from/gallons+of+gasoline/to/tonne+of+coal+equivalent
In an earlier post you noted changing tires about 2k miles ago. I think I understand that you have 8k miles on it now. What drove the decision to replace and what tires are you using now?IncorrectAs I mentioned, I mostly drive highway and longer trips.
It does sit frequently, but can't extrapolate whether trips are short or long from the 8k miles number
Exactly; although I may have accidentally hit instead of 5, if I said 2: my records show it was ~5k miles ago (at 2.5-3k miles ago).
From that same post:
The reason for changing was for better rain/snow performance and off-road durability.
If you can get someone with a scanner to read your long term fuel trim (LTFT), that is the next info you need as it tells what the learned fueling is.
If you purchase a scanner, just make sure you can view live data with it. You can get a lot of insight from live data.
I used torque pro in a recent trip to monitor LTFT and STFT specifically because of this thread. They sat between +5 and -5 and were typically opposite each other so they combined ~0. I can probably capture a log tomorrow and post that if it helps you.
