Tracy Bowman
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I'm still at 23-24mpg. Happy with that.
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RangersLeadTheWay
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Just filled up my first tank after the dealership’s free tank. Averaged 24.2 mpg on the free tank according to the system, but I downloaded Fuelly to get a more accurate calculation for my first “real” tank (using 93 octane).
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That's really good gas milage. You need to put your foot into it more. lol
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TheKracka
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Just refueled for the first time, 23.8mpg calculating by hand. Not sure what the truck mpg said, didn't realize it resets with the tripometer.
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If you only reset one of the trip meters, the other will still have that info. I always reset Trip 1 at fillups and leave Trip 2 untouched for the life of the vehicle. Gives me a quick glance at lifetime mileage, avg speed, and engine runtime. Fuelly is nice for a more accurate value, but the truck is close enough for a general answer.
Tracy Bowman
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Well, I HAVE had it drop to 22.7. So, I DO live on the edge at times!That's really good gad milage. You need to put your foot into it more. lol
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I don't think reading the computer on your vehicle randomly is a real accurate assessment of the actual mileage over the life of your vehicle under all conditions. I know mine starts out lower after a fillup and reseting the computer until driven a ways. I have kept an accurate record of my mileage almost since my truck was purchased.
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MotoWojo
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95% of my work commute, 25 miles each way, is interstate with the cruise set to 77mph. I average between 19 and 21 mpg depending on the temp outside. If it's cold out, mpg is lower, the first 10 miles every morning at 5:30am, the mpg sucks. All winter long, the mpg sucks. A few months of summer and it seems to do well. Now, if I take the back roads and stay around 60mph, I can get 24-26mpg pretty easy, but I choose to take the fast way to work.
Rangerguy
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3rd fill on my new 2019 Ranger Supercrew at 1800 km. Mileage getting better with time. Now getting 12.6 L/100 km (18.7 US MPG, 22.5 Can MPG). Mostly around the city, couple of short runs to the country. I don't reset the mileage on Trip 1, which would reset the consumption. Calculated = 12.6, Truck dial = 13.0. I drive conservatively, never use the Sport range. Frankly I'm pleasantly surprised. I was skeptical and expected worse mileage. This is a bit better than my Jeep Trailhawk was. I can live with this until they invent zero carbon hovercraft.
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ISUACE
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Just got back from Iowa and drove up and down I35 back here to Texas... got 19.5 average on the entire trip... going North with the wind at my back I was up in the 21-22 range. Coming back was high 18s/low 19s.
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