Is this good fuel mileage for the 2.0 turbo?

[BouseBill]

4K tow package also effects MPG, Normal for my Mav with only 2.6K on the meter averages 28MPG

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[JRADD]

Just did a round trip to Maine: 2.0 Ecoboost with ~12,300 miles on it, eight (8) months old, XL, 2WD. Achieved as high as 38 m.p.g., trip averaged 36.2 m.p.g. Truck has averaged 31.3 m.p.g. since purchased, always driven in ECO mode.

What octane gas are you using?

 

[dalola]

This (~32) is my typical summer average with mixed driving (very little city miles) on 87 gas. It will drop to ~28 during winter, with more remote starts & winter gas. I'm very happy with both!

 

[A Dodge that drives Fords]

Ever since I got my 22 XLT AWD I would reset my trip counter at every fuel up. 500+ mpg is my normal on every tank. Except now when it's getting cold again this was my best mpg ever! I was pulling into the gas station at 0 miles to go I had to get to 567.8 City and highway miles. After filling up I reset it and it said I could go 600 mi unfortunately had to help someone move and didn't get 600 miles

 

[shrek]

What octane gas are you using?

Hes a 2.0L Ecoboost 2WD. Not a AWD 4K tow. Seems legit. As If 4K tow it has lower gearing and more moving components. I use 93 or 95 Octane in my 4K tow FX4.

 

[shrek]

I have never averaged 31.9 for a whole tank, but I've had some trips on 2 lane highways around 65-70 and gotten near that.

Lifetime for my truck on the Michelins was 26.2. Then I did some light towing, trips with 3 bikes on a hitch rack at interstate speeds, and tuned my truck. My new norm is 22, lol.

It's the 4K tow package that hurts us. It has shorter gears. Meaning we drive with higher RPM. The 2WD Ecos can get GREAT mileage with no PTU, No Extra Drive shaft and Taller gears. Just be happy that your cooling your tranny. The air cooled trans will be hurt faster than ours. I got the 4K tow just for the extra cooling. Larger Radiator, Trans Cooler and Bigger Fan.

 

[shrek]

You must have a FWD Ecoboost without AWD and 4K towing.

I dont get more than 27.8 MPG with AWD 4K tow. I opted for better cooling and torque to the road. Knowing that the gearing was lower, Running a lil higher RPM. But the AWD does also make a hit to MPG.But Yup; I do believe that is average for the 2WD FWD 2.0L Ecos.

 

[mbcorson]

I put a soft roll up tonneau on mine, and the onboard cpu clocks at about 38 mpg on the highway. Was seeing about 32 prior to install. '24 awd fx4 with 4k tow package.

 

[d7602002]

It's good. I have taken three or four trips of 240 to 280 mi total round trip and gotten about 33-34 mi per gallon. Overall I have about 3,500 mi on it and I use trip one as the total usage for the car, and trip two is every time I fill the tank. On trip one after 3,500 mi with probably 50/50 highway/city I am getting about 26 miles per gallon. I have a EcoBoost, 4K towing, and a tri-fold hard tonneau cover.

 

[shrek]

I put a soft roll up tonneau on mine, and the onboard cpu clocks at about 38 mpg on the highway. Was seeing about 32 prior to install. '24 awd fx4 with 4k tow package.

I drive 40 miles each way to work at 80 - 85 mph (yes I speed; but traffic is flowing) I get 26.8 consistently. I am still impressed. It's the in City miles; that kills me.

If I am on State Highways I get about 28 MPG. But that speed is 65 tops.

 

[The blue dragon]

I have 4k towing soft tannu cover and I'm 2wd that was at the end of the day of a mix of highway and stop and go. I use just normal 87 octane gas and used my cruise control as much as I can. I don't leave my truck running for more then necessary as I make my pick ups and delivery.

 

[Platinum2]

Oddly enough the best mileage I ever got was 33.1 mpg on my way to @Buschur 's to get my Intercooler and catch can installed when the truck was new.

 

[Cherokee]

2024 2.0L AWD Lariat.
187 miles on the clock with lots of winter remote starts and 15 minute warm up's In the Appalachian Mountains of western NC. 22 mpg that will get better as I break it in no doubt. I know two people driving the Eco AWD and both average 28 mpg.

 

[jb_cb900]

I put 9800 miles on my '24 XLT AWD last year. Average (calculated) mileage was 28.9 mpg. That includes a 2500 mile road trip (31.7 mpg).

I'm in the DFW area, so mostly flat terrain and my schedule allows me to avoid rush hour traffic. There are so many other variables involved with mpg numbers, it's difficult to compare from one drivers experience to the next. I can only say that I've been happy with my results.

 

[Jalopy Technology]

Has been around 24.5 untill the weather got cold. Right now it's 23.7 but the temps are below zero F and I DO use the remote start to warm the car before I drive.

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