Tire Rack tested tires from the Standard Touring All-Season category, collecting fuel economy data during our Real World Road Ride -- a test drive on a circuit of highway and county roads near our corporate headquarters in Indiana. The fuel economy results for the Standard Touring All-Season tires we tested are shown below.
The tire with the best fuel economy is the General AltiMAX RT at 27.0 mpg in our BMW 3 Series test vehicles.
This information is based on our team of test drivers completing approximately 500 miles per tire over several days on the same 6.6-mile test loop. I would recommend using this fuel data as a good tire buying tie-breaker since the mileage differences are small and would only result in a difference of a few extra fill-ups every year.
Watch for the full test results online shortly.
This was one of our closest fuel economy test results -- essentially the top three tires are a dead heat with the fourth not too far behind.
The tire with the best fuel economy is the General AltiMAX RT at 27.0 mpg in our BMW 3 Series test vehicles.
| Standard Touring All-Season Tires | MPG |
| BFGoodrich Premier Touring | 26.5 |
| Firestone Precision Touring | 26.8 |
| General AltiMAX RT | 27.0 |
| Yokohama AVID TOURING-S | 26.8 |
This information is based on our team of test drivers completing approximately 500 miles per tire over several days on the same 6.6-mile test loop. I would recommend using this fuel data as a good tire buying tie-breaker since the mileage differences are small and would only result in a difference of a few extra fill-ups every year.
Watch for the full test results online shortly.
This was one of our closest fuel economy test results -- essentially the top three tires are a dead heat with the fourth not too far behind.
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