New Tremor

[Friday yet?]

add the customary tail gate damper

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[Doc]

Picked up this 2023 xlt Tremor today and drove back 400kms to home. Very nice handling and quiet on the highway

Nice !

 

[Motorpsychology]

This is my mileage today for the drive back from the dealership. All highway drive.

And for comparison this is for our Bronco, two days ago, on our way back from Calgary to Vancouver. Same General Grabber ATX tires.

For those of us who prefer our fries with no gravy, @baltoro_1 's fuel economy works out to:

• Ranger: 11.5 L/100km = 20.45 mpg US
• Bronco: 10.5 L/100km = 22.40 mpg US

 

[baltoro_1]

For those of us who prefer our fries with no gravy, @baltoro_1 's fuel economy works out to:

• Ranger: 11.5 L/100km = 20.45 mpg US
• Bronco: 10.5 L/100km = 22.40 mpg US

Thanks. That’s a good one. Fries without gravy

 

[LIMITY]

This is my mileage today for the drive back from the dealership. All highway drive.

And for comparison this is for our Bronco, two days ago, on our way back from Calgary to Vancouver. Same General Grabber ATX tires.

That's about where I was on my first drive back, all highway. A bunch of road trips later including through a couple mountain passes, I'm at 22.5.

 

[Grandaccess]

Ah yes that’s right. I’m already thinking to add on things. Probably the first is to add the customary tail gate damper and then next spray in bedliner

everyone has to try the dampener once in their ranger ownership haha

 

[Grandaccess]

Thanks. That’s a good one. Fries without gravy

they even sell fries and gravy at their KFC

 

[aaiceman]

2021 XLT Tremor
23-25 MPG

Are you doing anything to get this high? I'm consistently at about 18-19Mpg and I don't think I have a lead foot. I'm about half city and freeway with that.

 

[ppfd]

Nope speed limit, maybe 5 over.
Big chunk of my driving is highways, in town it drops a little. Truck is stock as well. No suspension, tire or wheel changes.

 

[9zero1790]

Are you doing anything to get this high? I'm consistently at about 18-19Mpg and I don't think I have a lead foot. I'm about half city and freeway with that.

what part of Texas are you in?
just a guess but id bet maybe the mpg and tire size set up needs adjusting. i average 20 to 21.5 always and live in town. my truck always has lots of recovery gear in it and six heavy load range E off road tires, winch, extra fuel, a few gallons of extra water, and im a fat ass. So that leads me to think your mpg should be better than 18 and the trucks computer is not telling you the truth.

 

[aaiceman]

what part of Texas are you in?
just a guess but id bet maybe the mpg and tire size set up needs adjusting. i average 20 to 21.5 always and live in town. my truck always has lots of recovery gear in it and six heavy load range E off road tires, winch, extra fuel, a few gallons of extra water, and im a fat ass. So that leads me to think your mpg should be better than 18 and the trucks computer is not telling you the truth.

South Texas. I'm on the factory Tremor 33's and have a softtop on the bed. I'm 240 myself. Nothing else that is a huge weight as I pull an RV sometimes (8Mpg with that).

 

[RD_Kona]

South Texas. I'm on the factory Tremor 33's and have a softtop on the bed. I'm 240 myself. Nothing else that is a huge weight as I pull an RV sometimes (8Mpg with that).

I'm getting the same mileage as you ('23 Tremor, only real change is Retrax bed cover). I broke 20 mpg only once in 5+ months of ownership. Most of my driving is in town but there are some highway trips mixed in. I calculate mpg manually and usually only 0.1 mpg different from computer. ?‍

 

[9zero1790]

maybe air filter is dirty leading to less mpg

 

[subquark]

Ah yes that’s right. I’m already thinking to add on things. Probably the first is to add the customary tail gate damper and then next spray in bedliner

Congrats from a fellow Canadian, albeint now living in New Hampshire.

If you need ideas of stuff to buy ....

https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/soupie-dump-runner-kayak-hauler-22-xl-scab.23370/post-526030

 

[baltoro_1]

Thanks. I should save that post. very Nice compilation

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