This time of year I average just under 14 MPG with about no matter 50/50 highway or most all highway.
Warmer weather I average just under 15

If you want good MPG don't buy a full size truck.

 

amen.

i bought my truck to haul my bike and look damn good doing it...

then i lifted it.

i still get 16mpg avg in the summer, i can get up to 19 on the freeway.


guess what?


ITS OLD AND DYING HAHAHAHA! now im workin on a 5.4L with a OEM lightning supercharger, i dont plan on getting 12mpg lol

 

i get 11-12 now lol with the transmission fixed.. hopefully will get better once i get an aluminum drive shaft back on it and the 20" wheels

 

if you get the gm 5.3L, get the 4.10 gears...i wouldn't even consider that engine with anything taller after my experience, unless i liked my transmission shifting every time a butterfly flapped it's wings on the highway...

 

If you have to worry about gas mileage.You should not buy $30,000 and $40,000 dollar trucks.You should be able to afford gas for it.I had a chevy 2003 Z71 x-cab,they do not get 20mpg,not even if it feel out of airplane.Any thing with some size to it going to drink gas."Just like a BIG GIRL is going to eat"!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thats hilarious Anyway this guy shouldn't buy a truck if he has to worry about gas that much he should save money for his marriage instead of having a new car!!!!

 

 

the only truck that gets good gas milage i wouldnt consiter a truck... and thats the honda pilot

 

You mean the Ridgeline? And they get crap for mileage too. My uncle gets about 16 in his, but he keeps his foot in it to keep his K & N Intake from whistling

 

I have a 2007 F150 with crew cab and 4.6L w/4x4. I get about 16 mpg if I drive it like I want to, 19.5 mpg at 70 mph, and 20.3 mpg at 65 mph. I have learned to trade time for money with this vehicle.