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Hi all,

This might seem weird but here goes. I drove my 3P a total 1168 miles on a combination of stock 20”/235 wheel/tire combo and 18”/255 wheel/tire combo and got 249wh/mi.

I swapped to 18”/255 wheel/tire and drove 625.4 miles and got 239wh/mi. I need to know what the wh/mi was when I drove 542.6 miles on the stock 20”/235 combo. Is there a way to figure the wh/mi for the 542.6 miles when I drove on the 20” wheels and 235 tires?

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Hi all,

This might seem weird but here goes. I drove my 3P a total 1168 miles on a combination of stock 20”/235 wheel/tire combo and 18”/255 wheel/tire combo and got 249wh/mi.

I swapped to 18”/255 wheel/tire and drove 625.4 miles and got 239wh/mi. I need to know what the wh/mi was when I drove 542.6 miles on the stock 20”/235 combo. Is there a way to figure the wh/mi for the 542.6 miles when I drove on the 20” wheels and 235 tires?

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I don't think so unless you set a trip meter as you changed the wheels.
 
Total Miles = 1168
18" miles = 625.4

1168-625.4 = 542.6 miles on 20's

Total kWH = 291
18" kWH = 150

291 - 150 = 141 kWh on 20's

141 kWh / 542.6 miles = 0.25985993365 kWh / Mile = 259.85993365 Wh/mi

Is that algebra? It feels more like subtraction.
 
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