How To Use Mileometer In A Sentence

And every year we measured the mileage on the mileometer - it was 182 miles. Times, Sunday Times
The car looked immaculate and the interior was clean and unworn, which could mean the mileage was accurate, although the digits on the speedo didn't quite line up - a telltale sign that the mileometer might have been tampered with.
And its mileometer has been round the clock twice to 232,815 miles. The Sun
By my mileometer you stay on this road for 7.7 miles.
He tried to pass off the comment by posting a snap of his car's mileometer. The Sun

The speedometer and mileometer stopped at the same time that it came on. Times, Sunday Times
If the mileometer says it's done significantly less, look for signs you're being misled. The Sun
But buyers beware, the mileometer records only in kilometres. Times, Sunday Times
The process involves winding back the mileometer to give a false mileage.
My car's digital mileometer has five digits, displaying whole miles. Times, Sunday Times
A mileometer reading on a motor vehicle is a trade description within the Act.
And it's always pleasing to be the one watching the mileometer tick round from nought. Times, Sunday Times
The car looked immaculate and the interior was clean and unworn, which could mean the mileage was accurate, although the digits on the speedo didn't quite line up - a telltale sign that the mileometer might have been tampered with.
Clocked means that the mileometer has been wound back to show a lower mileage.
Although clocking cars (changing the mileage on the mileometer) is not illegal, selling them without stating their real mileage is. Times, Sunday Times
The brakes will still work, but without the antilock function; the speedometer and mileometer will stop working altogether. Times, Sunday Times
The loose dashboard trim also hinted that the mileometer might have been tampered with.
If the mileage is low but the wear and tear looks heavy or the numbers on the mileometer do not align properly, it may have been.