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[Doc]

26 Highway 87 octane (wife’s truck) ..

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[CB750F]

Now that it's warmer & the wife is no longer going WOT, were back to 21/23 mpg. So much better then the 18mpg we were doing for the first yr.
Using 87 & mixed driving. stock tires.

 

[CB750F]

I have 285/70-17...my MPH after adjusting Forscan is one over GPS and although not right on, my dash indicated MPG is around 17-18...however, on my BAFX OBD interface, average indicated is 21 MPG...I'm guessing/hoping that the OBD is more accurate as it's using true speed/distance calculation independent of tire size...what do you guys think?

I have no idea what you wrote Sid.
Don't trust technology, do hand calc. Oh wait, your tires are bigger....

 

[Iowa Guy]

Here are my 2022 Tremor stats. If the are getting over 22 average it is probably a 2 wheel drive.

that makes sense, wasn't even thinking about the 2WD models. Also, most of my driving is interstate, some I'm running between 75-77 mph.. It does improve quite a bit when you knock it down to 60MPH on 2 lane roads.

 

[AzScorpion]

Here are my 2022 Tremor stats. If the are getting over 22 average it is probably a 2 wheel drive.

It's not much over 22 but I averaged 22.5. That's being 4wd with larger tires and lifted too. Heck my highway mpg was always really good as long as I kept it between 70-75 mph.

 

[Friday yet?]

I've not hand calculated my mpg yet. Need to do so.
Here are the details of my recent long weekend trip. Trip 1 is the return home. Zero interstate. A bit of 65 mph zones but mostly 55-60 mph zones. Lot of small town slow down areas mixed in too. Generally on highway I run about 5 over. (Warden picks on me. Says I am a maniac in the ST but an old man in the Tremor.)
Anyway, here's the trip home:

Here's the overall trip. Note: this involved quite a few runs up and down a very steep pot holed dirt/gravel road heading back and forth from town to our rented cabin. (Found this cabin through a friend of a friend type thing.) We'd been warned by the owner that we'd need a 4x4 to access it. Guy even wanted to know what kind of vehicle we'd be using before he agreed to rent it to us. Also warned us that if it rained it would get real ugly real fast. He was not kidding. (Tremor did great!) So this mileage includes that 4x4 use while climbing steep inclines. Must say, pretty good in my book. Just for reference, access road starts at about 1900 feet of altitude. Cabin sits at 4200 feet. One lane road is about 1 1/4 miles long. Basically one switchback after another. We even drove to the end of the road twice just for the view. It tops out at about 4750. (Checked my altimeter for those wondering.)
Yea I know... should have taken some pics. Kept telling myself that I would "next time."

All in all I find the Tremor mileage to be ok. And I certainly did NOT get the Tremor option because I was worried about mpg. But you must drive it with mileage in mind if you want it to be ok. Press that right pedal a bit harder and the mileage drops noticeably. Press it to the fun zone... well, at least it is fun!

 

[Crow_of_judgement]

It's not much over 22 but I averaged 22.5. That's being 4wd with larger tires and lifted too. Heck my highway mpg was always really good as long as I kept it between 70-75 mph.

What app is that?

 

[AzScorpion]

What app is that?

Fuelly. You can allso upload your gas and service recipes on it too.

 

[LB'sTremor]

Fuelly

 

[Crow_of_judgement]

Fuelly. You can allso upload your gas and service recipes on it too.

Much oblige

 

[AzScorpion]

Much oblige

Anytime! I forgot to add you can add multiple vehicles on there too.

 

[ctechbob]

70+ on the interstate tugging 6000# will really eat up the fuel.

 

[Willis]

Stock Tremor. This was last week mostly commuting to work. About 44 miles round trip. Always have ran Shell 93. My 2019 Sport 4x4 I had never got this good commuting to work. Sorry for the blurry picture but it says 23.3 mpg.

 

[subquark]

You're welcome! Works well!

It did indeed work. Been driving around without a seat belt for a few days now.

No seat belt law in New Hampshire.

But I do wear it on the highway. I just don't wear it on dump runs - you never know when you might see some perfect item in the ditch to add to the pile - got to be ready to move fast on those opportunities!

Thanks again!

 

[Joyride]

21 Lariat FX4. Mostly around town driving. Run a tune and on 22s. Averaging 17 mpg.

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