270 miles and just reached a half tank..

Filled up my 2019 LB sport till the gas pump auto stopped on Sunday.. (dash read 411 miles till empty) my commute to and from home is 77.1 miles. Fast-forward to today.. just arrived at work and I've just reached exactly a half tank of gas.. so thats 270 miles. Is this normal??

 

You might get 100 miles on the second half of your tank if you are lucky. Normal.

 

Yeah there have been a bunch of threads created recently about abnormally long ranges after people fill up. It’s probably just the winter gas.

 

I've had it for about 70k miles.. been averaging 29 mpg omw to work, and 24-26 omw home .

 

You've got one of those perfect V6s that gets crazy mpg =) I'd love to find one of those

I'm like 24mpg max on my 4 cyl

 

<3 <3 that made my day!

 

Check your tire pressure at the coldest part of the day and reinflate.

 

Between 30 and 31. Was 49 Fahrenheit when i left for work

( Firestone Destination LE2 265/65R17 110S AS A/S All Season Tire )

 

i get 19 mpg on my flat 30-minute commute. wtf

 

The dash computer is pretty useless. The one on my 2022 OR DCLB always says 300-305 miles until empty after I fill it up. When I filled it up on Jan. 3 in preparation for a blizzard it said 390 miles to empty. I routinely get 16-17 mpg in town and 18-20 mpg doing 75 mph on the highway.

 

i drive 55-65 depending on flow.. and stay at 1.5k rpm

 

do you have 0 wind where you live?

 

Sadly im in CA winds have been bad, but calmer this week

 

im in the high desert so we get hit pretty bad too. 4x4 4 cyl with a camper shell im sittin around 19mpg while fluctuating between 65-75 on a flat ass lakebed

 

. Ive heard the 4x4s do get a little less + with a cap that doesn't sound bad at all!! Ive seen some ppl say they get 12-15

 

15-16, bone stock with just a driver.

I drive like a human being, but don't spend any time obsessing over mpgs.

 

Have you checked your computer mpg readings against actual gas pump gallons used and mileage traveled?

 

Save the gas mileage thread for tomorrow please.
- Management

 

It's all about the oil you're running, tbh..