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Originally Posted by sor
Today I switched the iX M60 to "winter mode" and took it for a 90 minute test run. This involved switching the wheels and tires to the Nokians I had left over from my e-tron and installing a new Thule rack. I put my skis on the rack and dropped them off for a seasonal tune up while I was out.
Cruise set to 78mph, did a loop up I15 and back. Temperature mid 40°F. Averaged 36.5kWh/100 miles, or 2.74 miles per kWh for a theoretical range of 287 miles. Not too bad for a big wind baffle on top and slightly above speed limit. Still above EPA!
For reference this is down from 2.88 miles per kWh on my recent Vegas trip.
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Looking good
sor! Might I suggest one small change that you possibly didn't think to do when you swapped to the winters... Swap out the center caps with your summer wheels (or buy a second set). Since most cars have their logo in the center it always looks a little odd (to me anyway) when it is not there. Of course if you already thought of it and simply prefer the look with the aftermarket cap, then just ignore this and do whatever you like the look of better.
Cheers!