Yes, I've got the 19's set in the computer.
I had a brainfart. Trip A is the lifetime which was never reset since I got the car. Trip B is when I stuck on the 19's. Trip B has been of course gradually been pulling down the average wh/mi of Trip A as there's no way to "freeze" it, so technically the original wh/mi consumption was a lot higher before.
Ok, that makes way more sense!
I just reset my trip since installing the 19 TSTs this weekend because the data was never going to get to an apples-to-apples comparison due to starting elevation. My "lifetime" trip was reset at delivery but we reside at over 1K elevation whereas the 19s were installed closer to sea level so had an additional uphill journey that made the Wh/mi higher for that trip (even as overall total was inching downwards from when I had the original 21s). Not going to look at it for the next 1,100 miles or so and see what the numbers look like then. I have mine set to 20s (because the graphic more resembles my actual setup vs the 19 Geminis

) but should be OK since the wheel/tire setup have similar profiles (other than weight) but maybe that is also having an impact on what is being displayed.
The odd thing is, my "trip for 19s" will change much more dramatically than my "current trip" which doesn't make any sense to me given it is supposed to be average consumption over more miles...
For example, this morning, I had trips open during my 7 mile drive (first down a 900+ft elevation hill then back home) where the Wh/mi for the first half is negative and the return drive is 600+ off the charts.
Current trip was hovering in the high 200s during 7 mile drive.
Trip for 19s went up over 320 (which is supposed to be an average over more miles).
Overall Wh/mi was holding around 310.
How does Trip for 19s go up HIGHER than the Overall Wh/mi when the Current trip is LOWER than the Overall Wh/mi?
Anyway, thanks for sharing your photos! Helped in making my choice to go with the 19s vs the 20s and happy with the improved ride and looking forward to seeing consumption figures improve, even slightly.
