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It's the 2.7 liter what kinda gas mileage are you getting

 

I'm thinking about getting a dc 5 lug 4 banger for my delivery buisness cause the Ford f150 I'm driving now getting 12 to 16 mpg a d it's killing me

 

Around here the DC 5 lugs were quite rare. I've only seen 3 or 4 in person

 

Yea I've seen a few up north for sale I'm willing to travel for a good deal

 

I'm getting 17-22 depending on the driving conditions. We also have the winter fuel blend right now which isn't as efficient. Today hauling 30 tires I got 200 miles out of just a touch over half a tank. I'm also at 240k miles and starting to consume a bit of oil.

 

See that's pretty good right now I average about 14 to 16 in my v6 Ford F-150 and I deliver heavy equipment and medical equipment I do about 400 miles at night I'm paying about 45 to 60 dollars in gas depending on how much it is a night

 

If you're delivering heavy equipment, the payload is what you'll have to be aware of. Right now with gas prices in my location ($2.49) it costs me about 43 bucks to fill from empty. And I get about 300-350 miles out of a tank currently.

 

Well it's parts for heavy equipment I think the heaviest thing I delivered this year was 180 lb see this is what I delivered yesterday

 

Oh yeah that would be fine then. I'd highly recommend the truck overall. Especially if you can get one for a decent price.

 

I want this one

 

Is that the 4-cylinder

 

No

 

No

 

what kind of gas mileage are you getting how many miles are you getting out of a full tank of gas see I deliver at night and I'm wanting to upgrade my delivery vehicle something new and I want to do either a 2nd gen or 3rd gen Tacoma depending on what kind of gas mileage they get

 

No

 

How much is it costing you to fill each tank up

 

How does your TRD Sport handle in the snow? Just got a 2015 Sport and always think about not having a rear locker to help.

 

So how do you get home then

 

No

 

One thing I've discovered, having owned both the 2.7 and the 4.0, is that under normal driving conditions there isn't always a huge difference in fuel economy between the two...regardless of what the sticker may say. The 2.7 engine isn't really about better efficiency as much as it is a price point. The 4.0 will suck the go-juice more if you hammer on it though