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Originally Posted by Double-Trinity
As far as mileage hits go, you'd probably see about the same amount of extra fuel consumption in absolute terms on a gas-only vehicle, and a hybrid (all things equal). However because hybrids are so efficient in general, that will represent a 6-7% hit instead of a 3-4% hit. The same is true of running Air Conditioner -- the same amount of gas burned might be a 12% hit on a hybrid, and a 1% hit on a huge SUV, having that huge MPG display in front of you though makes the whole deal seem a lot worse.
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Because of the different diameter of the tires doesn't that mean that your speedometer is off therefore also affecting the mpg calculation?