Mileage on new pickups

[Flight2205]

We have a 2017 150 2.7 eco. I have not reset the economy data and we are about 17 mpg after 14k mixed towing, city, and, otherwise,

It’s ok with us.. We love the way it works for us, a 3, 8, and 11 year old, with plenty of leg room.

[Kyle Posterick]

2015 F150 crew/short box with the 3.5. Lifetime on 44k miles is 17.2, with over 15k of those miles towing something.

[Esoxchaser]

2016 Colodado diesel. Towing little Lund puddle jumper, in Auto 4wd or 4wd 1/4 of the time. Loaded with gear and tools. 23.6 MPG 1460 miles.

[B-man]

My last truck was a 2015 Ram Eco-Diesel.

No other full-size truck can even come close to the mileage that thing would get.

25-30 mpg on the freeway all day long. Even better was possible on slower state highways.

Tank to tank real-world mixed driving in the low twenties. Absolutely incredible for it's size, with plenty of power for a half ton.

Fuelly.com will tell the truth about any vehicle made. If someone posts unbelievable mileage, you can look it up and see through the BS.

The site tracks BILLIONS OF MILES, not just the "One time my brother got X.xx MPG coming home from Arizona...."

[B-man]

The truck that the thread started about gets 16.4 mpg.

[Montana husker]

I have 18 Ford F350, CC, LB, 6.7 diesel, has little over 5000 miles on it, have trailered a few times now, from 9000 lb travel trailer to side by side on a 20 foot flatbed, usually driving between 75-80 on highways. Computer show's 14.1 as average, of course I did not buy for fuel economy, I suspect it will get better mileage as miles go up, pretty satisfied with it so far.

[311Hemi]

2014 F150 Crew Cab LB 4x4 with max tow and 3:73's, 3.5 eco.


Over the last year roughly 20k miles I average 14.6 mpg. It's starting to creep up a little with the warmer temps. I have 20" factory rims with slightly oversized 10ply tires. My buddy has the same exact truck, just 2013 with a little bigger tires than me and gets similar mileage.

All I can tell you about mileage on new pick-up trucks is... it's never as high as it is on the internet. LMAO.

[MuskieMat]

I have a 2014 5.3 Silverado truck in a crew cab 16.5 mph average . 7-13 pulling a boat on the highway. Not sure how people get over 20 mph with them I drive Ez and mostly highway.

[Mojo-NC]

My 2105 Dodge Ram 1500 5.7L Hemi gets 19-20 on the average every tank with normal driving using 87 octane gas. It's more like 14-15 when pulling the boat using tow/haul mode.