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Honda Odyssey Coolant Capacity And Type (2002 – 2024)

Here is a list of coolant capacities and types for a Honda Odyssey. The coolant types and capacities listed here are from the model years 2002 till 2024.

2020 – 2024 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity : 1.69 US gal (change)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2019 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity : 1.69 US gal (elite and touring grade models), 1.68 US gal (others) – change

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2018 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity :1.93 US gal (change)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2011 – 2017 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity :1.93 US gal (change)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2007 – 2010 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity :1.85 US gal (change), 2.56 US gal (total)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2005 – 2006 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity :1.85 US gal (change), 2.48 US gal (total)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

 

2002 – 2004 Honda Odyssey:

Coolant Capacity : 1.98 US gal(change), 2.48 US gal (total)

Coolant Type: Honda All Season Antifreeze / Coolant Type 2

Tesla Model Y Range | Battery Capacity |Mileage

The following table lists the range, battery capacity, MPGe and miles per kwh for the Tesla Model Y. There is also another table below this where the real world range has been listed.

Tesla Model Y

Model

Range (EPA)

Battery Capacity

MPGe (combined|city |highway|)

Miles Per kWh | kWh per mile

2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD 316 miles 75 kWh 121|127|114| 4.21 | 0.237
2020 Tesla Model Y Performance AWD 315 miles 75 kWh 121|129|112| 4.2 | 0.238
2020 Tesla Model Y Performance AWD (21 inch wheels) 291 miles 75 kWh 111|116|106| 3.88 | 0.257
2021 Tesla Model Y Standard Range RWD 244 miles 56 kWh 129|140|119| 4.35 | 0.229
2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD 326 miles 75 kWh 125|131|117| 4.34 | 0.230
2021 Model Y Performance AWD 303 miles 75 kWh 111|115|106| 4.04 | 0.247
2022 Tesla Model Y RWD 244 miles 56 kWh 129|140|119| 4.35 | 0.229
2022 – 2023 Tesla Model Y AWD 279 miles 67.6 kWh 123|129|116| 4.12 | 0.242
2022 – 2023 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD 330 miles 81 kWh 122|127|117| 4.07 | 0.245

 

Below I have listed the real world range performance of the Tesla Model Y with the information  acquired from real users.

 

Tesla Model Y

Source

Model

Reported Range

Remaining Battery

Speed

Temperature

Wh/mile

EV Resource 2023 Tesla Model Y long range 257 miles 0% (used 77 kWh) 70 mph 34 F 298
State Of Charge 2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range 275.4 miles 0% (used 72 kWh) 70 mph 86 F 260
Chasing Cars 2023 tesla model y performance 271 miles 0% (used 75 kWh) 68 mph 77 F
Bjorn Nyland tesla model y performance 317 miles 0% 56 mph 66 F 235
out of spec motoring 2020 tesla model y performance 212 miles + remaing range of 62 miles (274 miles) 22% 70 mph 87 F 270
Real world electric 2021 tesla model Y standard 165 miles + remaing range of 24 miles (189 miles) 10% 75 mph
Bjorn Nyland Tesla Model Y RWD 247 miles 0% 56 mph 64 F 230

Toyota Rav4 Gas Tank Size (2004 – 2021)

Here is a list of gas tank sizes / fuel capacities for a Toyota Rav4. The gas tank sizes listed here  are for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th generation Toyota Rav4 and are listed in US liquid gallon and liters.

Toyota Rav4
Year Gas Tank Size
2004 14.8 gal (56 L)
2005 14.8 gal (56 L)
2006 15.9 gal (60 L)
2007 15.9 gal (60 L)
2008 15.9 gal (60 L)
2009 15.9 gal (60 L)
2010 15.9 gal (60 L)
2011 15.9 gal (60 L)
2012 15.9 gal (60 L)
2013 15.9 gal (60 L)
2014 15.9 gal (60 L)
2015 15.9 gal (60 L)
2016 15.9 gal (60 L)
2017 15.9 gal (60 L)
2018 15.9 gal (60 L)
2019 14.5 gal (55 L)
2020 14.5 gal (55 L)
2021 14.5 gal (55 L)

Ford Explorer Gas Tank Size (2006 – 2021)

Here is a list of gas tank sizes / fuel capacities for a ford explorer. The gas tank sizes listed here  are for the 4th, 5th and 6th generation Ford Explorer and are listed in US liquid gallon and liters.

Ford Explorer
Year Gas Tank Size
2006 22.5 gal (85.2L)
2007 22.5 gal (85.2L)
2008 22.5 gal (85.2L)
2009 22.5 gal (85.2L)
2010 22.5 gal (85.2L)
2011
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2012
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2013
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2014
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2015
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2016
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2017
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2018
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2019
18.6 gal (70.4L)
2020 17.9 gal (67.8 L)
2021 17.9 gal (67.8 L)

2021 Ram 1500 Towing Capacity Chart

What is the towing capacity for a 2021 ram 1500?

The towing capacity for the 2021 ram 1500 varies from 6290 LBS to 12,750 LBS depending on the model and engine specification as well as the axle ratio. Listed below are tables with the towing capacity for each engine specification in ascending order of max towing capacity. While the 3.6L v6 has the lowest max towing capacity, the 5.7L V8 HEMI has the highest capacity. Also, when the model and the engine specification are the same, you will see that it is the axle ratio that determines the towing capacity, a higher axle ratio means a higher towing capacity.

 

3.6L V-6

Model Axle Ratio Max Payload Max Towing
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,790LBS 6,290LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Limited 3.21 1,770LBS 6,390LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Limited 3.21 1,810LBS 6,410LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,840LBS 6,460LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.21 1,820LBS 6,530LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 2,020LBS 6,540LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Limited 3.21 1,960LBS 6,580LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, Laramie Longhorn 3.21 1,990LBS 6,600LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Limited 3.21 2,000LBS 6,620LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Laramie 3.21 1,900LBS 6,640LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Lone Star, Big Horn 3.21 2,010LBS 6,740LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Tradesman HFE 3.21 1,240LBS 6,760LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.55 1,790LBS 7,290LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Limited 3.55 1,770LBS 7,390LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Limited 3.55 1,810LBS 7,410LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.55 1,840LBS 7,460LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Rebel 3.92 1,760LBS 7,490LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.55 1,820LBS 7,530LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.55 2,020LBS 7,540LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Limited 3.55 1,960LBS 7,580LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Rebel 3.92 1,950LBS 7,590LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, Laramie Longhorn 3.55 1,990LBS 7,600LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Limited 3.55 2,000LBS 7,620LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Laramie 3.55 1,900LBS 7,640LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Lone Star, Big Horn 3.55 2,010LBS 7,740LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Tradesman 3.55 2,320LBS 7,740LBS

 

 

3.0L V-6 ECODIESEL

Model Axle Ratio Max Payload Max Towing
CREW 5’7 (4X4) Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,770LBS 7,780LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,750 LBS 7,910 LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman 3.21 1,760LBS 8,170LBS
CREW5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,800LBS 8,220LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.21 1,730LBS 8,250LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) Laramie 3.21 1,720 LBS 8,260LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star 3.21 1,810LBS 8,340LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Tradesman 3.21 2,060LBS 8,380LBS
CREW 5’7 (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.92 1,770LBS 9,480LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.92 1,750 LBS 9,610 LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) Rebel 3.92 1,720 LBS 9,750LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) Rebel 3.92 1,720 LBS 9,750 LBS
QUAD 6’4 (4X4) Rebel 3.92 1,700 LBS 9,830 LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman 3.92 1,760LBS 9,870LBS
CREW5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Limited, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.92 1,800LBS 9,920LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star 3.92 1,810LBS 10,040LBS

 

 

 

5.7L V8 Hemi

Model Axle Ratio Max Payload Max Towing
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN, Limited 3.21 1,800LBS 8,200LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN, Limited 3.21 1,860LBS 8,220LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.21 1,940LBS 8,330LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN, Limited 3.21 1,850LBS 8,350LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, Laramie Longhorn, Limited 3.21 1,800 LBS 8,400LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.21 1,930LBS 8,550LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Rebel 3.92 1,740LBS 11,280LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN 3.92 1,800LBS 11,300LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN, Limited 3.92 1,860LBS 11,320LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Rebel 3.92 1,820LBS 11,360LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X4) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.92 1,940LBS 11,430LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, LARAMIE LONGHORN, Limited 3.92 1,850LBS 11,450LBS
CREW 5’7″ (4X2) – Rebel 3.92 1,760LBS 11,500LBS
CREW 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, Laramie Longhorn, Limited 3.92 1,800 LBS 11,500LBS
QUAD 6’4″ (4X2) – Big Horn, Lone Star, Laramie, Tradesman, 3.92 1,930LBS 11,650LBS

 

 

6.2L V8 Hemi

Model Axle Ratio Max Payload Max Towing
CREW 5’7″ (4X4) – TRX 3.55 1,400 LBS 8,100 LBS

Toyo Open Country AT2 Review And Comparison

 

The Toyo Open Country AT2 is a popular all-terrain tire that is suitable for on-road use but also for occasional off-roading. The tire comes in three versions p rated, lt rated and extreme with the p rated having the least tread depth and the extreme having the most. LT rated tires have a deeper tread and they weigh around 5 to 10 lbs more than a similar p rated tire. The extreme version of these tires work well on loose sand, dirt, and forest roads and feature good traction when off-roading. The tires come in a range of sizes from 15 inch wheel diameters all the way upto 22 inch wheels

What is the warranty on these tires?

The p rated tires come with a 65,000 mile warranty while the LT rated ones including the extreme come with a 50,000 mile warranty but you could probably get 80,000 to 100,000 miles out of these tires

What is the maximum load and tire pressure?

The XT tires have the highest max load single / dual at 4080/3750 lbs with the LT285/75R18. For the p rated tires, the maximum load is at 2601 lbs. P rated tires have a max tire pressure of either 44 or 50 whereas with the LT it is at 50 or 80 psi and for the XT it is 65 or 80 psi

Are they good for off-roading?

The LT rated version of these tires are great on dirt roads and rocks with good traction and the tread does not wear out easily and the pattern features big tread blocks and lugs with siping on the blocks to help with traction. There are tie bars between the tread blocks and the tread wells which help with stability and more evenly distributing the weight

How do they perform on wet roads?

Traction with these tires is pretty good on dirt and wet roads in the beginning but once you go past the 20,000 mile, the tires performance on wet roads starts to degrade and they start to lose traction on wet surfaces

How do they perform in snow?

These tires are decent in mild snow, however they don’t do very well in deep soft snow or wet snow as they tend to fill up the tread. There is however an AW version of this tire that is sold in Canada that is 3 peak rated and that does perform quite well in different snow conditions.

What Are The Complaints About This Tire?

There have been some complaints about vibrations, noise, sidewall cracking, and tires wearing out at around 25,000 to 30,000 miles. This could be due to these people not balancing and rotating their tires or more likely it could be that they received a bad set.

LT vs P Rated – Which To Choose?

If you plan to do any off-roading or carry a lot of weight you should go with the LT rated tires. The LT rated tires have more tread depth than the p rated ones and they also weigh more. For example, for the P235/75R15 the tread depth is 12.7/32 whereas for the LT235/75R15 the tread depth is 15.6/32 and their weights are 32 LBS and 35 LBS respectively. The p rated tires only come in an SL load rating while the LT tires come in C and E rating. The extreme tires are all E rated.

How Do The Toyo AT2s Compare With Other Tires?

Toyo at2 vs Toyo Open Country at3:

The new open country at3 comes with a bigger S-shaped tread block in the center, so that is likely going to give you a bit better grip and traction compared to the at2. Also, Toyo has given the at3s a better rating for both winter and wet handling compared to the at2 and the at3s are mountain snowflake rated as well.

Toyo at2 vs BFG ko2:

The bfg ko2 are around 10 percent heavier than the at2 and they come in all the sizes that the toyo at2 comes in except 22-inch rims. The ko2’s are more suited to bad weather conditions, so if you plan to do a lot of off-roading in the mud or if you live in a place that gets a lot of snow, the ko2 would probably be a better option. Although the at2s have more miles on the warranty that shouldn’t be of much concern as the ko2’s are known to last a long time. Also, unlike the at2, the ko2s are 3 peak  mountain snow flake rated.

Toyo at2 vs Toyo Open Country R/T:

The Toyo R/Ts compared to the at2 will perform better in snow, sand and mud and the ride quality is pretty similar to the at2. They also have slightly more of a hum compared to the at2 but unless you’re really listening for it you’re probably not going to notice it.  The tread and sidewall also look tougher on the R/T and the tires weigh around 3 to 7 lbs more than the at2 tires and they also have slightly more tread depth. However, since the at2’s are lighter you might see like 1 to 2 extra miles per gallon over the R/T. The R/T also comes in all the sizes that the at2 comes in but additionally, it also comes in 24-inch sizes.  Toyo has also given the R/Ts a better off-road and wet handling rating compared to the at2s

Toyo at2 vs Nitto Terra Grappler G2

Both the nitto terra grappler g2 and toyo open country at2 are made by the same company and you aren’t going to notice much of a difference between these tires. Terra grapplers were previously known for wearing out quickly but they reportedly now use a new compound, so they will likely last you as long as toyos.