Just did the holiday turn-about, and got 40mpg! Don't know if I got lucky somewhere and got ethynol-free gas.

2008 Base Vibe, automatic. Using LRR tires at sidewall pressure and slowing down to 55mph highway, and 45mph rural driving (when not holding anyone else back).500+ mile round trip, 85% highway, and 15% rural, 40.9 mpg.Day-to-day driving in rural and small town environment after April 15, averaging r...

Similarly, I just did a bit under 500 mile round trip, mixed with about 50 miles around the area. Kept it at 55 on the highway, and ended up with 40.908mpg!! Whoo Hoo!! This w/ an '08, base Vibe.

Whelan,Sad that can you judge him when you weren't even born when he died. Just because you may not like his stands? Weak.

Like it says in the title, Does anyone have any feedback about the Assurance FuelMax?

Anybody been using them? I just had them mounted. Have very good reviews, were reasonably priced, and can be studded if needed. Already, on wet roads feel more stable than the stock tires.

Anyone try them yet? Opinions, comparisons, suggestions?Thanks

My sister has a bit over 36,000 on her '03. I've already got near 24,000 on my late '08.

OK, first, I did search it, and found a variety of opinions. Problem is, they were not always in the same thread, so no comparison.Now the Questions.Which roof size fairing do you believe to be the most efficient. Recommendations by one source say the small Thule. Another says the 871xt, another the...

Wow, you never check your tire pressure. Sorry if this sounds rough, but coming from a sport bike background, I feel tire pressure is an essential part of safe driving. Do yourself, and others, a favor, check it weekly. Even if you have the pressure monitor, it may take a loss of 15# pressure to lig...

Great, Thanks!

I was recently told the Vibe remote can only be programed by the dealer or a locksmith, is this true? If not, has anyone done it here? Thanks!

Were you parked in the sun, or running a heater?

Just to say, I just got 37.699/gal pulling a trailer. This in an '08 automatic.

Happy to say, about 2,000 miles on new ('08) w/automatic, 37.18mpg, 60% highway, the rest in town and through the hills of Appalachia in SE Ohio.

My sister has the OEM mud flaps, and says that in the snow, they get packed up, and bind on the rear wheels. Does anyone have any aftermarket recommendations for more efficient rear flaps? Thanks, by the way, it's an '08.