MPG-Fuelly

Reminder to those who track MPG to enter your truck onto Fuelly if so inclined. Looks like the 4th gen gasser is a little better than the V6 for MPG, but the difference is probably less than 1 MPG. No hybrid vehicles being tracked at the moment. Quite curious to see how they do relative to the gassers.

 

I’m curious about the dude in upstate New York and his 15.3 average. He did something that dropped his rate from 19.6 to below 15.

I’m thinking big ass tires, bed cap, and a bunch of tools or something. He might be hauling a work trailer M-F.

 

This is my mpg to werkie today

 

I’m tracking my hybrid on Fuelly but it doesn’t give the option to choose hybrid.

 

Yup, I've seen that before on mine. Tanks have been hand calculated from 24-26mpg on mine.

 

At one point in my trip to CA and back last weekend the computer was showing 38.3 MPG. I didn't take a picture because I was too busy laughing.

 

I'm sure my MPGs will go up when the novelty of romping on the gas to make turbo sounds wears off.

 

I just got a notification from Fuelly that they have added the trailhunter to the vehicle lineup. You could use that as the hybrid.

 

What difference does it make what mpg other drivers get? They may have wide tires, jacked up truck, stomping on the gas, drive in the city all the time.

I've always been able to get close to the EPA highway rating by driving mostly highway and not driving over 65. What kind of gas mileage other drivers get means absolutely nothing to me.

 

I'm getting a boost of about 4 MPGs over my 2016.