Truck had 1200 miles on it when we left for vacation to the beach from Pa to Sandbridge Va. Averaged just over 21 mpg's with 4 people in the cab and my bed completely filled to the top of the truck cap with everything we need for the beach for a week. Not too bad. And thats had calculated not lie-o-meter !!!
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Decent MPG's
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sstoner911
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I never will see that 
12.5 in town and maybe 14 on the freeway.
Towing - depending on the weight of the trailer and terrain - I have hit 7 MPG to 10 mpg.
12.5 in town and maybe 14 on the freeway. Towing - depending on the weight of the trailer and terrain - I have hit 7 MPG to 10 mpg.
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Gas... diesel? Axle gear ratio...4wd?
These things can effect results.
Thanks for your time!
These things can effect results.
Thanks for your time!
On a mobile web page it doesnt show, but switch to desktop his sig has most of that.
"2022 Ram 2500 6.7 SW SB Billet Silver Night Edition Laramie"
Not a surprise. On my one long non-towing road trip (1600+ miles in 2 days) with my 18 2500 Mega CTD 4x4 3.73, I pulled 21.5 hand calculated. And I was not taking it easy. 8-9 over all the time on mostly 70-75mph roads. EVIC read 23.5mpg, so that was off significantly. I was still very happy with 21.5 though.
Sorry some of the info is in my signature
Diesel l 4x4 2500 crew cab short bed
3.73 rear