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mydmax2:
FastFless
That is what pre delivery is for, but they do nothing for the money you pay. 
It is brand new, "how could it be wrong".

fishfinder:
Did a 700 km run yesterday through a slow winiding mountain range and flat country and averaged 8.1 / 100km happy with that witn now just under 2000km on clock

257Bob:
I have just clocked up 41 000km on my cab chassis Dmax.  It is unladen 99.9% of the time with no sides.  Fuel usage has hovered around 10L/100km but last week after a lot of highway driving it recorded 9.2L/100km.  That's the best I have ever recorded so maybe the motor is easing up.  I run BFG KM2 tyres which are quite heavy.  A bloke told me that his mileage dropped by a litre/100km after fitting KM2 tyres due to their weight.  I've never come close to figures like 8.2L/100km that others are recording. 

DannyG:

--- Quote from: 257Bob on Nov 06, 2017, 08:35:54 PM ---I have just clocked up 41 000km on my cab chassis Dmax.  It is unladen 99.9% of the time with no sides.  Fuel usage has hovered around 10L/100km but last week after a lot of highway driving it recorded 9.2L/100km.  That's the best I have ever recorded so maybe the motor is easing up.  I run BFG KM2 tyres which are quite heavy.  A bloke told me that his mileage dropped by a litre/100km after fitting KM2 tyres due to their weight.  I've never come close to figures like 8.2L/100km that others are recording.

--- End quote ---

Bob, the KM2's will reduce your economy considerably due to rolling resistance.

I use K02's on the MUX and it dropped a good 1ltr per hundred with those. I used KM2's on my Patrol and it dropped a little more.

It has more to do with the size and aggressiveness of the tread more so than the brand of tyre. BFG make a great tyre.

257Bob:

--- Quote from: DannyG on Nov 06, 2017, 08:47:40 PM ---
--- Quote from: 257Bob on Nov 06, 2017, 08:35:54 PM ---I have just clocked up 41 000km on my cab chassis Dmax.  It is unladen 99.9% of the time with no sides.  Fuel usage has hovered around 10L/100km but last week after a lot of highway driving it recorded 9.2L/100km.  That's the best I have ever recorded so maybe the motor is easing up.  I run BFG KM2 tyres which are quite heavy.  A bloke told me that his mileage dropped by a litre/100km after fitting KM2 tyres due to their weight.  I've never come close to figures like 8.2L/100km that others are recording.

--- End quote ---

Bob, the KM2's will reduce your economy considerably due to rolling resistance.

I use K02's on the MUX and it dropped a good 1ltr per hundred with those. I used KM2's on my Patrol and it dropped a little more.

It has more to do with the size and aggressiveness of the tread more so than the brand of tyre. BFG make a great tyre.

--- End quote ---

The extra litre per 100km is well worth it considering the performance of the KM2s.  They are without a doubt the best tyre I have ever run.  I absolutely cannot rate them highly enough.  Pricey, but then good things usually are. 

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