Simply update the Platform Services Controller to 6.0 Update 1 first since it provides authentication services to the vCenter Server. Once the PSC is updated and back online you can move onto your VCSA and update it to 6.0 Update 1. âReview KB 2109760 for proper update and upgrade sequencing.Now, letâs step through the process to update the VCSA 6.0 (or an external PSC 6.0) to Update 1. Step 1 â Visit the VMware Product Patches section on My VMware and download the VCSA 6.0 Update 1 Full Patch.nce the PSC is updated and back online you can move onto your VCSA and update it to 6.0 Update 1. âReview KB 2109760 for proper update and upgrade sequencing. Now, letâs step through the process to update the VCSA 6.0 (or an external PSC 6.0) to Update 1.
Fuel-efficient tires can cost a bit more than standard tires, but they can also reduce the amount of gasoline needed by 6 percent. At this rate, the gas savings could pay for the premium on fuel-saving tires in about one year [source: Treehugger].
They do seem a bit squirmy, but all tires with full tread depth are that way to some extent when new. As for efficiency, so far it is down about 10%. One might expect a decent amount of that to be due to simple diameter difference of new tires, but I can't see more than a 1% difference in odometer readings over a 30 mile commute (0.2 mi odometer reading difference max). After 2 weeks and 500 miles it seems to be slowly improving, so I'll have to check tire pressures again.