Report your MPG

[AzScorpion]

It's all for science and fun I have been having slight weird transmission issues as well. I wonder though if it's the adaptive learning adapting to the stop and go traffic these days. Only time and putting down miles will tell.

It's always for research.

Hopefully that's all it is with the transmission. There's been a few that have had issues with theirs lately that needed repairs. ?

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[dondonbabyraptor]

It's always for research.

Hopefully that's all it is with the transmission. There's been a few that have had issues with theirs lately that needed repairs. ?

Hopefully no repairs needed for another 30k miles. I do find it odd like you mentioned they are all at different mileages.

 

[unhappyelf]

Drove 85mph from Houston to Austin and managed to get 20mpg, not bad

 

[Langwilliams]

Drove 85mph from Houston to Austin and managed to get 20mpg, not bad

I drove 75-80 MPH into a pretty strong headwind. I reset the trip to see how it affected the truck an it showed 16 mpg for the 20 miles I was on that stretch of highway.

 

[IdahoRanger]

I drove 75-80 MPH into a pretty strong headwind. I reset the trip to see how it affected the truck an it showed 16 mpg for the 20 miles I was on that stretch of highway.

That is my experience with higher speed and strong head wind.

 

[puckdodger]

My last tankful was 14.2 MPG American, not sure what that is in Canadian. Winter is hard on the fuel tank that's fersure.

 

[CB750F]

Doing 13l/100km in winter, can't wait to drop back to 10l/100km in a
month. 18/23mpg for USA guys.

 

[tm1506]

I've been tracking my mileage on Fuelly for a year and have seen a low of 18.5 to a high of 24 for an overall average of 21. I live in the Midwest and the cold temps have taken a definite toll on gas mileage.

 

[QCRanger48]

Fuelly reports 22.1 MPG over the 20,000 miles I've done. My truck usually shows 2-2.5 mpg better than what Fuelly says. No noticeable difference when I added leveling kit and wheels/tires went from 265/60/18 to 255/75/17.

My best on Fuelly was 26.5mpg and that was 100% freeway cruising at 68 on a road trip.

 

[Gizmokid2005]

Been a while since I checked in. Over the life of the ~49k miles I've been tracking I have averaged 18mpg.

That doesn't sound great until you consider this includes over 2k miles at ~8mpg with a trailer attached for moving, plus thousands of miles of off-roading as well.

Ultimately I see ~18-20mpg around town with city driving and can regularly see near 25mpg on the highway stretches (which don't happen often).

 

[CB750F]

Been a while since I checked in. Over the life of the ~49k miles I've been tracking I have averaged 18mpg.

That doesn't sound great until you consider this includes over 2k miles at ~8mpg with a trailer attached for moving, plus thousands of miles of off-roading as well.

Ultimately I see ~18-20mpg around town with city driving and can regularly see near 25mpg on the highway stretches (which don't happen often).

Your mpg sounds pretty good considering what your doing.

 

[Gizmokid2005]

Your mpg sounds pretty good considering what your doing.

Yeah, I'm pretty happy, considering almost 30k of these miles are with 265/70/17s instead of the stock tires. I'm not always super easy on the go pedal, but I use cruise control on the highway as much as I can, and usually cruise ~68-70mph to keep that highway mileage up.

 

[BRad704]

I had been getting about 17-18mpg in the '21 Crewcab with 2" leveling kit, 265 Wildpeaks, a truckbed full of junk and a 98lb bike rack hanging on the back.

Magically I cleaned the truckbed out, took off the rack and I'm back to averaging 20+ in town, better on the highway.

 

[ishman1995]

I deliver groceries with tremor ranger and getting on it around town I'm averaging 19 and 20. Straight highway miles cruising at 72 mph I average between 24 and 26 mpg. I do believe the better mpg is thanks to my 5 star tune and big mouth ram air intake. Always running 93 octane these mods have made a HUGE improvement to mpg.

 

[Langwilliams]

I've been tracking my mileage on Fuelly for a year and have seen a low of 18.5 to a high of 24 for an overall average of 21. I live in the Midwest and the cold temps have taken a definite toll on gas mileage.

I concur. I moved this past summer to a house with a heated garage. My garage is at 50 degrees roughly an I didn't get as big a mpg drop this winter. Letting the truck warm up idling an melting ice off the windows took a big toll. I was avg'ing about 22-23 summer an used to get 17-18 in the winter. Since having the heated garage this winter I only dropped to 20-21. I don't think that covers the garage heating bill but I'll take it.

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