Presumably they meant 5.8 milligrams/km rather than grams - thats 290 grams over...

adrianmonk · on March 8, 2020

They must have meant grams because that is the basis of their 1000X statistic. The other number is also single digit but is in milligrams.

That doesn't mean they're right, but it's the only way I can interpret what they're saying.

helsinkiandrew · on March 8, 2020

But 4.5g/km implies 225kg after 50000 km which doesn’t seem possible. Something definitely smells fishy.

hef19898 · on March 8, 2020

That seems to be some heavy tyres, that's for sure.