Eaton

I just had a personal best in my 2.7 eco. I've been playing with tire pressures lately. I filled my tires to 37 cold and got 21.2 mpg hand-clculated. This is up from my usual 19.9-20.5mpg at 35psi.

bshiley

What view is that from? I have a 2016 Lariat 5.0L 502a loaded.

jpmst3

It's from the fuelly website.

13Raptor

2nd tank 17.2mpg on the lie-o-meter.

15 SCREW 4x4 5.0L 3.55s

Rontbeamer

Second tank and I have crept up to 17.8. 3.5 eco

jpmst3

Picking up a 5.0L in a couple of days with a 70 mile (mostly highway) trip home. I'll try to remember to post updates.

quintonh

App is called Fuel Buddy

T_R

I just did 1100 miles all highway at 75mph.

It was 18.1 when I left, went up to 18.4 when I got back. I though it might go over 20 but no luck.

I guess my LT load range E all terrain tires kill it on the highway. They are stock size but 14 lbs heavier each. It does drive way way better on them, so oh well.

Mikemeek

The 2.7 is pretty torquey and when combined with the 3.73 rear it does pretty good on the hills. I live in Atlanta which has a lot of hills and I average about 18 mpg with about 80% of that being in the city.

jpmst3

I am familiar with the Atlanta area and I guess I use the term hills loosely.

Here in the Appalachia mountains, it is exactly that, small mountains. We probably drive up and down the equivalent of Stone Mountain 5 times a day.

But, yes the 2.7 is a monster for sure. We just have to use the turbos far too often.