What's your real-world MPG? Be honest

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We all knew what we signed up for but let's see the damage. What's your average MPG, what size tires are you on, and is it your daily or a weekend toy? Anyone cracked 16?
 

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When my 2023 BRaptor was new and stock, Highway: 20mpg @ 65mph, around town: 14 to 16mpg driving calm, 10 to 12mpg driving sporty.
After skid plates, rock sliders, 2.5" lift and 39" MT tires, Highway: 17mpg @ 65mph, around town: 12 to 14mpg driving calm, 10 to 12mpg driving sporty.
 
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When my 2023 BRaptor was new and stock, Highway: 20mpg @ 65mph, around town: 14 to 16mpg driving calm, 10 to 12mpg driving sporty.
After skid plates, rock sliders, 2.5" lift and 39" MT tires, Highway: 17mpg @ 65mph, around town: 12 to 14mpg driving calm, 10 to 12mpg driving sporty.

But I bet I looks awesome now! Pics needed! ;)
 

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We all knew what we signed up for, but let's see the damage.

Post your average MPG, whether you're on 37s or bigger, and daily driver vs. weekend toy. Curious whether anyone's cracked 16.
I'm a daily driver on 37"s/13.5" with Eibach 1.1" front leveling kit/springs. I probably carry an extra 200lbs with Rock Slide Engineering steps and gear in the back. I get between 15.2 and 15.8 MPG consistently. I have occasionally seen 16.2 but only a couple times. The strange thing is I think I get slightly better MPG when I drive it a little harder.
We all knew what we signed up for, but let's see the damage.

Post your average MPG, whether you're on 37s or bigger, and daily driver vs. weekend toy. Curious whether anyone's cracked 16.
 
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I'm a daily driver on 37"s/13.5" with Eibach 1.1" front leveling kit/springs. I probably carry an extra 200lbs with Rock Slide Engineering steps and gear in the back. I get between 15.2 and 15.8 MPG consistently. I have occasionally seen 16.2 but only a couple times. The strange thing is I think I get slightly better MPG when I drive it a little harder.

Not bad with all the weight and the bigger tires. Where do you usually drive?
 

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Those MPG statements relate to city/Hwy driving. I don't pay much attention when I'm driving for fun (trail/sand/snow).
 

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First 10 days with new 2026 with some skids added on already is only around town in heavy traffic : 13.8 might
Haven't been able to get up to even 60 with all the traffic but planning a trip to Sedona and other Arizona trail spots next week so will have a lot of highway to see.
It'll be on my 39s I took off my old truck before I sold it soon.
 

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