My MPG never improved. Last tank of gas was 20.5 MPG.
When I see posts like yours, I can't understand why the terrible fuel economy. It's so completely different from what we're experiencing. This 6.3 liter/100 kms was at steady state 60 mph, maybe a tad faster. That's 37.3 US mpg.
How many psi are your tires? Mine were about 32-33 cold and I was averaging 25.6 mpg. Door chart says 35 cold for back and front. Bumped it up to 35 cold (37 or 38 with high temps outside and fully warm tires) and now up to 26.7 mpg. All hand calculated. Mixed driving highway and city. I've noticed my EB coasts really well. It took a while for me to get used to it as I was breaking hard into a stop. Literally, on a flat road, you can take your foot off the gas at 45 mph and coast up to a red light about 1/4 mile away without losing much speed. This helps with mpg (saved brakes too) and so does timing lights by not coming to a full stop. I do this all the time except when traffic will not allow without ticking off other drivers
A lot of times, I drive like a hypermiling grandmother. No help.When I see posts like yours, I can't understand why the terrible fuel economy. It's so completely different from what we're experiencing. This 6.3 liter/100 kms was at steady state 60 mph, maybe a tad faster. That's 37.3 US mpg.
And we usually see around 8 to 8.5 combined. We've had the truck 10 months and the fuel economy has consistently impressed, routinely beating the published EPA figures.
Well, this is weird. The App says 42 front and 41 rear. I just noticed the App suggests 35 psi front and rear. I never put air in the tires, and I have no idea why my tires are at that psi--the air in the tires is what it is/was when I picked the vehicle up in December.How many psi are your tires? Mine were about 32-33 cold and I was averaging 25.6 mpg. Door chart says 35 cold for back and front. Bumped it up to 35 cold (37 or 38 with high temps outside and fully warm tires) and now up to 26.7 mpg. All hand calculated. Mixed driving highway and city. I've noticed my EB coasts really well. It took a while for me to get used to it as I was breaking hard into a stop. Literally, on a flat road, you can take your foot off the gas at 45 mph and coast up to a red light about 1/4 mile away without losing much speed. This helps with mpg (saved brakes too) and so does timing lights by not coming to a full stop. I do this all the time except when traffic will not allow without ticking off other drivers
We are at altitude in Utah of4500 ft. Getting combined 28, in town 22, on the highway only 34 depending on wind. Our legal speed in some areas is 85, so that kills the mileage.
I have just finished tracking my fuel economy and after my first 1,000 km of driving my economy improved suddenly. I started at 9.8 litres per 100 km and am now between 7 and 8.4 l/100 km. AWESOME!! That’s a 2.0 ecoboost with 4k tow package Lariat. I concur…When I see posts like yours, I can't understand why the terrible fuel economy. It's so completely different from what we're experiencing. This 6.3 liter/100 kms was at steady state 60 mph, maybe a tad faster. That's 37.3 US mpg.
And we usually see around 8 to 8.5 combined. We've had the truck 10 months and the fuel economy has consistently impressed, routinely beating the published EPA figures.
Edit... last tank 7.4 indicated was 7.8 liters/100 kms actual, and that's combined city/hwy. That's 36 mpg Imp, 30 US mpg. For combined - here in Canada the 2.0 eB 4K tow package is rated 8.1 hwy & 9.6 combined.
