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[AzScorpion]

All highway miles at 75 mph one way to Mexico then filled up back in Yuma, AZ.

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[FoD]

All highway miles at 75 mph one way to Mexico then filled up back in Yuma, AZ.

You know, when I got my recent "Speed Award", my mpg was 22.8 on that tank...

 

[Jthomp19]

21k miles lifetime average of 18.1 mpg
2.0 fox level kit
265/65/r18 bfgs
Rooftop tent on 12” rci rack. Pokes about 5” above cab height. Mostly city driving unless we go somewhere to camp. I work less than 2 miles away from home, so many short trips.

 

[Dereku]

Reset and hand calculated for a 90 percent highway drive the weekend after installing canned SCT tunes. All i have is a drop in afe and afe intake horn. Hand calculation got me at 24.8. Close enough.

 

[10Terp]

20 MPG on my latest fill up, 70% highway, 30% around town. Seems really difficult for me to break 20, and I don't flog this truck at all. Kind of disappointed with it tbh.

 

[Trustable]

17-18 mpg in winter. Almost all highway @75mph, if not it’s 55mph. Anything over 70 seems to kill mpg. In summer I am getting much better though. I know they use different gas blends, but I think some of it may have to do with losing gas to oil pan.

 

[HenryMac]

25.97 mpg, hand calculated, at our fill-up yesterday.
2019 XL-STX-FX4 SuperCab on Michelin LTX A/T2 tires.

 

[BettaRanga]

I get about 20-21 mpg but I enjoy the turbo boost now and again. Too fun to worry about a little higher mpg.

 

[Jedadiah]

My SuperCab is a 4x2 on its stock highway tires.

Most tanks I average 23. It's a city, highway, interstate mix.
Just highway (55-60) would be probably 27 to 28 (hard to do a whole tank like this though.)
80mph down the interstate nets about 24.

I have a route from Costco to my house where I can reliably get 29-31 if I catch the one stoplight. I took this just before I got into my town, which drops it a bit. The whole route is 22 miles.

I'm currently at 28,000 miles.

 

[Byngsboys]

2020 FX4 Crew Cab - Stock suspension.
13.2L/100 km or for those from the south: 17.82 m/g
65-70% in town. Occasionally pulling a 5000 lb Jayco X23B trailer.
It gets better mileage in town then the Frontier got on the highway.

 

[grem]

Extremely happy with my 2021 Ranger Tremor Lariat MPG.
60% highway, 87 octane, 13K miles, cruise usually set to 70 MPH.
Average 22.1 MPG

Still using Motorcraft filters and oil (oil changes 2x year - May, December), only things added to the truck are a VelossaTech Big Mouth & Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover.

I'd like to see if there is a slight bump after my next oil change when I run 91 octane for 6 months.

 

[Superdannyboy]

12-13

 

[onemanlan]

My SuperCab is a 4x2 on its stock highway tires.

Most tanks I average 23. It's a city, highway, interstate mix.
Just highway (55-60) would be probably 27 to 28 (hard to do a whole tank like this though.)
80mph down the interstate nets about 24.

I have a route from Costco to my house where I can reliably get 29-31 if I catch the one stoplight. I took this just before I got into my town, which drops it a bit. The whole route is 22 miles.

I'm currently at 28,000 miles.

I wish I could get that. Sitting at ~6k miles. Rocking ~18.5 MPG. That said I'm around 75 city/25 highway. It's improved with total millage, but not as much as I'd have liked. Hopefully the trend continues.

 

[Muffin1]

I must have gotten a fresh tank of the non winter blend (less oxygenated) gas from Costco because on that tankful I'm up to 20.2 from 18.8, with the same (as much as possible) driving speed and route (highway @75+) Also they were back to back fill ups from the same Costco about 7 days apart fwiw. I'm also calculating based on the DIC and hand calc gals divided by the odometer miles.

 

[Synfulz]

So just got home from a lengthy road trip to see our property. Works about 28.1 mpg. But I drive with a heavy foot.?

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