Please state the following-
1. Year, model, cab style
2. Engine, axle gear
3. Stock tire size before
4. New tire make and specs
5. Old and new mpg, highway /city
6. Is speedometer corrected for new tire size
Pics before and after are most always welcome...thanks

 

170 views... no body wants to start? I should have my level and tires within a month and I'll add info....
I see hundreds of posts saying tires look great... how many mpg did ya lose?
thought it would be nice to have a reference in the forum... certainly have 100's of leveled trucks on board

 

2016 F150 2.7, 4700 miles
1.5" MotoFab front level
20x9.5 Vision Wheels
33" BFG KO2 (275/60/20)

Lifetime average: 19.5 MPG
Best MPG: 24.4 MPG after a 75 mile trip w/average speed of 60 MPH.

I wish I had found a 1" level, as that would have been perfect in my opinion

 

Thanks for the info.. do you know the mpg you had before the level and tires?

 

2015 3.5eco 3.31 screw 4x4 fx4 lariat with canopy
17.1 mpg average over 10k miles
Leveling didn't change mpg, taking off the lower valence didn't change mpg. But when I went to 33.6x11.2 with 17x9 fuel wheels my first fill up so far was 15.1mpg

 

2.7L with average of 23.4mpg with stock 32.1" tires and 3.73 gears. Thinking about going to 33.4" tires.
For all the experts out there:
Would I even lose mpg or maybe stay the same with bigger tires? I have heard that 3.73 don't get as good of gas mileage as 3.31's. Wouldn't bigger tires make the 3.73's act more like 3.31's??

 

2015 f150 crewcab 4x4, 2.7l, 3.73 rear end came stock with 265/70r17's (31.5x10.50r17) and i was averaging 8.9l per 100km after a 2 inch level and 275/65r20 (34x11r20) my mileage dropped too 14.3l per 100km and no my speedo is not adjusted

 

1800 miles so far. 373 gears
Put 275/70R18s (33.2) and 2.25 level on it before I had to put gas in it.
Best tank so far has been 18.2 average.
Speedo is off about 1mph..... 55 =56

 

Unfortunately not, I didn't wait long enough to get out of the break in period.. I was averaging about 19-20 MPG all around before the level/tires, and my MPG continued going up after installing them.

 

I think I figured out why my gas mileage is so low !