Monthly mileage

[Synfulz]

Retired here also. Averaging about 550 miles a month at this time.

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[Scottopia]

Pre-pandemic I was driving to/from the office 110 miles/day, 600+/week all in. I have been back to the office 3x since March 2020, gave up my office (building is still empty) now 100% remote and drive maybe 50 - 100 miles a week, maybe 500ish/month (not including sporadic road trips to NH or GA). The real positive is getting back 2 1/2+++ hours of commute insanity, which is only spent working ?.

When I bought the Ranger I was averaging 20-25k per year, which drove options when buying. I just passed 25k after 2 1/2 years. The 3 years of free oil changes I negotiated with the purchase, and other items, are not paying out as expected. Still love the truck and, quite honestly, all the conversation and ideas here have made ownership even better. ?????????

 

[Utope]

Monday will be 10 months of owning it. It has 11,200 on it so around 1,100 miles per month on average so far.

 

[BS67]

Still working and far from retirement.......work 5-6 days/week......about 250 avg per week.....1K+/month........when I got the XLT got a 6yr/125K bumper-bumper warranty......figured with the miles I drive would be worth the cost!

 

[CB750F]

I work from home, about 1,2 or 3 yrs away from retirement.
Wife drives the truck, 35,000 km about, & 18 months, so 2000km per month.
I think I'm at 3,000km with the BRZ so far this yr.

 

[IdahoRanger]

Thanks you too! I retired to take care of my missus. She is battling lymphoma and I decided to get her out of the care center and be her full time caregiver. "In Sickness and health". We take our vows seriously.

Sorry to hear about your wife, not what retirement is supposed to be. Yes, for better for worse, in sickness and health.

 

[Dereku]

2k a month. I have been that way my entire adult life. Driving to work, random nonsense, kids, it never ends. Plus side os new job I got last year pays me mileage to drive.

 

[OFC Ranger]

Just shy of 12,000 miles bought new in March 2020 so that's... Hmm


Roughly 413 miles per month.

 

[Tracy Bowman]

About 1500 per month and most of those are small “weekend” or “day” trips. I alternate driving my Ranger & my Accent to work. We bought the Ranger mostly for traveling.

 

[Sanctus Rimor]

Bought my truck March 1st. I might hit 1500 miles by the end of this month. Working full (over)time, it's a daily driver.

Except my days off. Then it's all zoomzoom on my two wheeled bringer of death.

 

[SBCSD]

I drive minimum of 4200 miles a month going back and forth to work. Bought brand new in first part of October of 2020 and currently have over 55,000 miles on it now.

 

[paval3]

My Ranger is 15-1/2 months old now and I have 6050 miles on it. I'm averaging 400 miles per month.

 

[Joeiconic]

I drive the Ranger about 900 miles a month. My Ranger is almost exclusively a weekend vehicle that I drive to my cabin and back on weekends, which is a 1.5 hour drive each way. I have another car than I drive to work and put about 750 a month on it.

 

[tremorman]

I’ve had my truck about a year and have 11k on it. Normally I take a few long road trips per year which would add a ton of miles but didn’t this year for various reasons. Wouldn’t be surprised if I wind up with 30k or more on it after 2 years.

 

[pbethel]

I work from home, 1500 miles so ~300 per month since 3/12 mostly short trips in town which is reflected in my MPG. Those of you with low miles ever worry about the 3 year warranty with hardly any miles on the od?

LB

5 year powertrain takes some of the worry out of it.
Not counting the two thousand miles in ten days it works out to eighty or so mostly around town.

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