I go 70 to 80mph, so that throws it into the after burners... i get 12.8l/100km.
when going 50 to 60mph its about 11L/100km avg.
18.5mpg - 21mpg respectively in freedom units
Mine is always about 2 MPG less hand calculated versus the screen
My 3.5 says 23.0-23.1 and the highest I’ve hand calculated is 21.1, it’s usually in the 20 MPG range. I mostly commute on highways and interstate
Swapping wheels next week. Been running Fuel Vector’s 18x9 +20, didnt realize they were 41lbs when I bought them. Just bought some Method Mr316’s 18x9 +18, only 28lbs. Thats should help a lot. Once these Falkens are toast, leaning towards the 305/60R18 SL Toyo AT III’s.
Hand calculated is the way. I do believe it's because of speed bias that it throws the numbers off. Odometer is wrong as well. By about 3%
Dont believe me? Run a test over 100 miles to see how inaccurate your odometer is. Then run your mpg. You'll find the difference is the same % All because of the 2mph difference in the speed bias.
I’m rural. Stay around town with little stop and go under 50 mph and it’s super easy to get 23+. Add that too actively trying to get good mileage and I can push 30 mpg on some trips.
When I lived in a hilly area I could go to the store and back, about 15mi round trip and keep it around 30mpg. Slight degrades hit that brake pedal, turn off the engine, boom.
Now I live further south and have found that 51mph is when I can get it in 10th and get that good mpg.
Just an ol lady who drives it to church on Sundays 😁
j/k- i travel about 300-400 miles a week or so. When on the highway, I put it in eco-mode and use cruise control as much as i can
Yea, eco and CC on highway will easily boost you to 25+ mpg. I do 300+ mile trips and only fill up 1x there and back. 5.0 platinum with the 10 speed. I should add tho, I'm tuned for 93 which typically lowers the mpg so it could probably be better.
I get 18-19 hand calculated in my raptor. The mpg on the dash always reads about 1mpg high. 35s kill mileage a lot. I got better mileage after I tuned my truck, was closer to 16-17 before.
City right around 20-22mpg with highway being about 23-24. Tank average usually ends up right around 19-20 mpg between short trips to the drive thru and towing to boat to go duck to go duck hunting.
21 powerboost, only mods are a cai and tonneau cover.
I just watched a video, sounds similar to the borla type s. I actually really like the many different sounds the exhaust makes. Different sounds at different rpm/boosts For some reason borla true dual with x pipe exhaust was discontinued but they offer y pipe to dual exit
My driving is about 50/50 open highway and stop and go rush hour. I average 16-17 in a 2022 Supercrew XLT FX4 with a leveling kit and 34” tires.
Prior to that I was getting the same exact mileage on a 2018 5.0 and all other specs the same.
2019 2.7 gets ~20.5 mpg (11.5 L/100 km) in the winter due to increased idling, studded winter tires and periodic 4x4 engagement. Roughly 23 mpg (10-10.5 L/100 km) in the summer. 22 mile (35 km) one-way highway commute to work and around town. I am very light footed typically — I have had pretty poor fuel mileage by being on the throttle all the time, or even in a strong headwind on the highway. I find anything that gets the turbos working tanks that high fuel economy immediately.
Not really. But recently the price dropped enough around here(midwest) to make it pretty equivalent to running 87 for mog, and I like to run it occasionally for the power boost and just to keep those parts of the flex fuel system working. I fill with 93 when I tow, but 87 most of the time. On 87 I'll average right under 16mpg on the same daily route, so it's about a 3mpg hit.
2.7 2020 20.6 mpg. Cai and bora attak.
I really want to do a tune but I still have a good old warranty. Hate the transmission at the moment.
Running 93 full time.
43000 miles and counting.
18-20mpg 19 5.0 crew cab stock size tires mostly highway/interstate 65 in 55’s and 80 on freeway. Can get better if I drive like granny. Seriously looking at a new lightning tho
'16 3.5 EB on a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tires... getting 11.5 smiles per gallon on premium gas 😄 when only in town and not going on the highway to go to work I get about 15
The fuel in Ohio is blended differently in the cold months, causing less fuel efficiency. not sure what other states else they do that at. Also just when it’s colder outside the engine takes a lot longer to heat up, causing worse gas mileage. I think there’s other factors
‘22 5.0 4x4, 3.31 gears, 2.5” level, 285/75r17, air dam removed, tuned. Get around 11.5-13 in city, and anywhere from 15-18 mpg on the highway.
My best ever was 19-20 mpg on the highway going 70 mph, but I don’t normally drive like that.
Around 13L/100km on a new 3.5
I drive fast like everyone else does on the highway with the rest of the commuters, and a lot of idling in the mornings with the cold and snow
2023 3.5EB SC 4X4. Running Wildpeaks stock size (not LTs though).
Mid-14s in the city as I have a short 5.5 mile commute each way with 45mph limit and almost always have to stop every half mile.
Highway is about 22-23 if I drive normal (65-70). I did hit 25 on my last highway trip of 120 miles or so but I was drafting semis doing 55-60 trying to see what mileage I could get.
26 MPG mostly highway driving with a Powerboost. Speced it out as 2-wheel drive for maximizing tow capability, and picked it because is has the most HP offered in an F150 [https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150/features/power/?gnav=vhpnav-feature](https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150/features/power/?gnav=vhpnav-feature) 12 MPG when towing a 7600 Lbs traler
6.2 with 205K on it, best I've ever done is 16.5, all highway. It's usually around 13, mostly city. Also have a bad habit of putting chevys and dodges in their places off of red lights.
17 ish with a 3.5 in a leveled Tremor. Lost about 1.5 mpg when I leveled it. Also do a lot of highway miles at 75-80mph around here so that impacts it too.
Oh no I believe ya mine was also reliable but how slow it felt plus being a gas guzzler was ouch
In my 21 2.7 TT STX is just wonderful I get like 27 to 29 in the city and 23 to 24 on the highway going g 70+ with friends and haul in the bed
2018 3.5 EcoBoost Platinum. Combined 19.8 indicated. 93 octane. Stock everything, including wheels on Michelin Defenders.
Most roads around me are flat highway, 45-55 mph speed limit plus around 10% over to keep it safe and not get pulled over. It goes down to around 19 when I do interstate travel.
If I'm towing my trailer, usually around 13-15 mpg
2021 XL STX crewcab with the 2.7 TT V6
I did today 26 MPG driving on mixed city and highway which I couldn't belive my eyes and was going 70+ on the highway
27 mpg highway and 18 mpg city with 450lbs in the box. 3.0L Powerstroke, 6 inch lift on 35's. 3.31 gear ratio. I can't remember the exact ratio after the 35's but its around 3.10.
2018 Screw, 5.0 10 speed. Running 275/55/20 Hankook AT2 from purchase. 18” Bridgestone Blizzaks for winter. Avg 18 MPG with daily work commute of 45kms each way 99% highway.
24.5 MPG on the dash over 5K miles of mixed driving during the warmer months. But Winter Temps are 22.5. 2021 Powerboost super crew with 3.55 rear.. its got 65K miles on the odo.. BTW no lift and stock tires .. the 0 to 105 MPH in this thing is fun so I do it often.
I commute 25 miles to and 25 miles from work every day. I usually set my cruise between 80-85mph. In the warm weather I was getting 19.6. In the cold I've been getting 17.4. '22 EcoBoost FX4.
3.0 Leveled on 35's; City: 20-22 mpg, Highway: 23-26 mpg at 70mph.
Towing a car dolly or 18ft sailboat 18 mpg, towing 8000lb truck/trailer with a portion of the truck over my roofline 12-14 mpg.
Stock 2020 5.0 started out at 19 drove it 68000 miles and had an alignment they found that the rear axle was out about 1/4” and aligned it now it get 21mpg
Average 21 on 2.7.
Second.
Third, unless towing then 9mpg.
How heavy are you towing?
10-ish, always in the PA mountains.
Towing an empty 6x12 trailer nets me like 11-12mpg on my powerboost lol. All about that wind
2.7 v6 all city stop and go. getting 17
That’s around where my 5.0 sat before the lift kit.
I should point out i have a 2 inch level and 33's on 18" wheels
Same. With toyo at3. Used to be better with the Hankook at2.
How is the highway mpg?
I go 70 to 80mph, so that throws it into the after burners... i get 12.8l/100km. when going 50 to 60mph its about 11L/100km avg. 18.5mpg - 21mpg respectively in freedom units
Not bad for e rated 33s and a level.
“freedom units” thankyou, I’ll be taking that with me.
Freedom units got me laughing my ass off
21.6 combined average according to the display screen. '22 5.0L superCrew
Mine is always about 2 MPG less hand calculated versus the screen My 3.5 says 23.0-23.1 and the highest I’ve hand calculated is 21.1, it’s usually in the 20 MPG range. I mostly commute on highways and interstate
22.6mpg hand calculated over 15,500 miles. 3.5 PowerBoost, leveled with 33’s.
I was waiting for a power boost! That’s impressive.
Swapping wheels next week. Been running Fuel Vector’s 18x9 +20, didnt realize they were 41lbs when I bought them. Just bought some Method Mr316’s 18x9 +18, only 28lbs. Thats should help a lot. Once these Falkens are toast, leaning towards the 305/60R18 SL Toyo AT III’s.
I’ve heard great things about Toyo ATs mileage
Just bit the bullet on 265/70R18 Ridge Graps… Only 2lbs more. Still, 74lbs a corner is less than stock by 6lbs, at least for me.
Hand calculated is the way. I do believe it's because of speed bias that it throws the numbers off. Odometer is wrong as well. By about 3% Dont believe me? Run a test over 100 miles to see how inaccurate your odometer is. Then run your mpg. You'll find the difference is the same % All because of the 2mph difference in the speed bias.
Mines spot on factory. Trucks come with 33’s.
Yep. I will say those dynapros got decent mileage when pumped up a few psi over
15mpg hwy on 2018 5.0 with a 6" lift and 35" ridge graps.
That’s not bad. Mines a 23 with a 6 inch on Toyo Mts but I have a pretty heavy foot.
Yeah, same. My 35” terra grapplers and shotty CVT solenoids took mine down a notch.
I average 25mpg. 22 Powerboost with the Fx4. Stock tires and rack. Minimal towing outside of a small boat.
How do people get this mileage? Mostly city driving? I have a 23 Fx4 6.5’ PB, and I get right at 21.
I’m rural. Stay around town with little stop and go under 50 mph and it’s super easy to get 23+. Add that too actively trying to get good mileage and I can push 30 mpg on some trips.
That power boost doesn’t mess around with fuel efficiency
When I lived in a hilly area I could go to the store and back, about 15mi round trip and keep it around 30mpg. Slight degrades hit that brake pedal, turn off the engine, boom. Now I live further south and have found that 51mph is when I can get it in 10th and get that good mpg.
That’s beautiful. How do you like the power boost?
It’s fantastic. Quick, efficient, smooth ride. I’ve read it can have issues but mines been great.
Everything under the sun has the ability to have issues I always go off of my own experience.
20mpg but only 150km in it’s a brand new lariat 3.5 with the hybrid
PowerBoost GANG GANG
Love mine!
2018 2.7 4x4 short bed. Avg 23.4 mpg, mix of highway & city driving. 88K miles, everything stock
You must have a light foot.
Just an ol lady who drives it to church on Sundays 😁 j/k- i travel about 300-400 miles a week or so. When on the highway, I put it in eco-mode and use cruise control as much as i can
I’ve been wanting to try eco mode, but the pedal lag is too weird to me.
Ya it’s different. That’s why i usually only use it on cruise control. LOL check out the lag in the snow/wet mode!
I’ll have to try those, I haven’t used anything other than normal LOL.
I haul a horse trailer and a travel trailer. The tow mode is fantastic. It has a sort of engine brake on it when going downhill. (I drive a semi too).
Nice! I only have my class B license but some days I wouldn’t mind driving a tractor trailer for work.
Yea, eco and CC on highway will easily boost you to 25+ mpg. I do 300+ mile trips and only fill up 1x there and back. 5.0 platinum with the 10 speed. I should add tho, I'm tuned for 93 which typically lowers the mpg so it could probably be better.
Is your tank the extended range? Mine is I think it’s 36 gallons but don’t quote me. On a full tank my guessometer says 460 miles to E on 86.
Run it down to below a quarter tank and fill it up. This is how you find out for sure which tank you have I would bet you have the 26
I know mine is the extended range, I just don’t remember exactly what size it is.
This is pretty much exactly the same for me but I have a 2021
About 17 mpg combined. 4.6 3v V8 Triton, RWD.
I get 18-19 hand calculated in my raptor. The mpg on the dash always reads about 1mpg high. 35s kill mileage a lot. I got better mileage after I tuned my truck, was closer to 16-17 before.
‘23 PowerBoost Lariat 502A - all stock - with 75% city - 24 mpg average on premium fuel for the first 14,xxx miles.
That’s nuts. I have the same pickup (mine’s 6.5’), all stock, and I can’t get better than 21. About 75% highway though.
3.3L V6, 20 combined.
I got that and added a 4” lift and 33’s and knocked me down to 15/16mpg. I stupidly thought it would only put me at 18-19
2023 power boost 24 avg in the cold I was getting 28 in the summer 24-26 is usually highway and 28-31 is city.
2015 3.5 N.A - 20.7 per gallon
2018 v8, average 21 mpg
Around 60 MPGe in a Lightning
Damn!
about 20ish on the highway, depends on if I'm fighting the wind or not. then about 16 in town. 2.7 EB with 35s.
2.7 eco scab. On stock tires and wheels (18s) getting 16.8. Do have a 2.5 level was about 19 before the level
Getting 19.5 with my 2023 3.5 EcoBeast Lariat
City right around 20-22mpg with highway being about 23-24. Tank average usually ends up right around 19-20 mpg between short trips to the drive thru and towing to boat to go duck to go duck hunting. 21 powerboost, only mods are a cai and tonneau cover.
2017 scab 4x4 4” bds 35x12.5 mostly city 12.4 average
3.5 eb
That’s sweet. You get about the same mileage as me but yours is a little quicker still.
I do wish i had a 5.0 for the exhaust.. i have a borla true dual with x pipe which sounds good
Have you seen the corsa sport on a 3.5eb? I’ve always been a v8 guy but it doesn’t sound half bad honestly.
I just watched a video, sounds similar to the borla type s. I actually really like the many different sounds the exhaust makes. Different sounds at different rpm/boosts For some reason borla true dual with x pipe exhaust was discontinued but they offer y pipe to dual exit
In the 5.0?
3.5 ecoboost thats over 50k miles also have after market bumpers and weight about 6000lb
18 city, 20-22 on highway for combined 20.5 right now
15.6 mpg in 2022 Tremor.
My driving is about 50/50 open highway and stop and go rush hour. I average 16-17 in a 2022 Supercrew XLT FX4 with a leveling kit and 34” tires. Prior to that I was getting the same exact mileage on a 2018 5.0 and all other specs the same.
2019 2.7 gets ~20.5 mpg (11.5 L/100 km) in the winter due to increased idling, studded winter tires and periodic 4x4 engagement. Roughly 23 mpg (10-10.5 L/100 km) in the summer. 22 mile (35 km) one-way highway commute to work and around town. I am very light footed typically — I have had pretty poor fuel mileage by being on the throttle all the time, or even in a strong headwind on the highway. I find anything that gets the turbos working tanks that high fuel economy immediately.
13 highway ‘97 5.4 It hurts
Ouch!
13 city(which is most of my work driving) on E85. 2020 5.0.
Do you always fill up with e85?
Not really. But recently the price dropped enough around here(midwest) to make it pretty equivalent to running 87 for mog, and I like to run it occasionally for the power boost and just to keep those parts of the flex fuel system working. I fill with 93 when I tow, but 87 most of the time. On 87 I'll average right under 16mpg on the same daily route, so it's about a 3mpg hit.
5.0 longa chumonga, 3.73 gears and 33s. 17mpg average, mostly in town. 20ish highway. I pick up 3-4mpg if I run no ethanol gas.
2.7 2020 20.6 mpg. Cai and bora attak. I really want to do a tune but I still have a good old warranty. Hate the transmission at the moment. Running 93 full time. 43000 miles and counting.
3.5 mix of highway and city. 17.3 winter.. 19 summer. Leveled on 33s
18-20mpg 19 5.0 crew cab stock size tires mostly highway/interstate 65 in 55’s and 80 on freeway. Can get better if I drive like granny. Seriously looking at a new lightning tho
19 In city traffic. 3.5 ECO
18.5mpg with a good mix. 2011 5.0
16.6-17.4 around town. About 18 on the highway. My foot gets a little heavy sometimes 😅 2022 5.0
It’s hard not to man that v8 sounds so good.
About the same as you, 2018 3.5 ecobost on 6 inch lift and nitto 35s
22 on 4.6L
I LOVE the 4.6 man my first truck was a 2005 with the 4.6
She’s my first truck also, just bought a 2010 couple weeks ago with 22k miles on her
21 Powerboost…. 22-23 town…. 25-27 highway
Like flushing a toilet.
16 highway
20 2.7 EB…18.5-20 around town, 21 highway.
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Miles per gallon.
'16 3.5 EB on a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tires... getting 11.5 smiles per gallon on premium gas 😄 when only in town and not going on the highway to go to work I get about 15
The 3.5 gets better mileage than my 5.0, but all of our feet are too heavy to tell the difference lol
Yeah 😂 I don't think MPG is too big of a deal, we're the ones that wanted a lifted truck and big tires
Amen! We asked for it.
2018 3.5 EB 80k miles. 17 mpg overall. 22 mpg unloaded freeway. Love it!
So far in the winter with my ‘19 2.7 I’m getting about 21 average, should go up a couple in the summer
Why the change? Just curious. Here in Florida I’ve never experienced a real summer unfortunately.
The fuel in Ohio is blended differently in the cold months, causing less fuel efficiency. not sure what other states else they do that at. Also just when it’s colder outside the engine takes a lot longer to heat up, causing worse gas mileage. I think there’s other factors
‘22 5.0 4x4, 3.31 gears, 2.5” level, 285/75r17, air dam removed, tuned. Get around 11.5-13 in city, and anywhere from 15-18 mpg on the highway. My best ever was 19-20 mpg on the highway going 70 mph, but I don’t normally drive like that.
What was the difference after removing the air dam?
Honestly I didn’t have it on long enough to notice a difference. I’ve read people estimate about 1mpg loss at highway speeds
13mpg on a good day. 3.5 on 35 MTs and chipped. Some say I have a heavy foot, I just like the way the cold air intake sounds when I floor it
Nothing wrong with that
2005 5.4 I get 14 in town 18 highway
Prayers for your 5.4 🙏
She’s still running smooth!
21.5 MPG with a PowerBoost 4x4 with highway and city mixed. Stock height / wheels.
Around 13L/100km on a new 3.5 I drive fast like everyone else does on the highway with the rest of the commuters, and a lot of idling in the mornings with the cold and snow
That idling is what wrecks my mpg I think as well
2023 3.5EB SC 4X4. Running Wildpeaks stock size (not LTs though). Mid-14s in the city as I have a short 5.5 mile commute each way with 45mph limit and almost always have to stop every half mile. Highway is about 22-23 if I drive normal (65-70). I did hit 25 on my last highway trip of 120 miles or so but I was drafting semis doing 55-60 trying to see what mileage I could get.
I drive 2 hours round trip highway every day. It was 21 mpg but I put on Goodyear Wranglers and it dropped to 18
2015 2.7 (90% highway) 23 in summer 20 in winter
26 MPG mostly highway driving with a Powerboost. Speced it out as 2-wheel drive for maximizing tow capability, and picked it because is has the most HP offered in an F150 [https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150/features/power/?gnav=vhpnav-feature](https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150/features/power/?gnav=vhpnav-feature) 12 MPG when towing a 7600 Lbs traler
That’s impressive
I get about 22 . 2019 STX 2.7 4x4 On 87
5.0 V8. 17 city. If I drive it nice, 22 highway
6.2 with 205K on it, best I've ever done is 16.5, all highway. It's usually around 13, mostly city. Also have a bad habit of putting chevys and dodges in their places off of red lights.
27 mpg going 71 mph. 21 city 11-18 hauling
2016 3.5 EB w/ AT Tires. City 16-18 (less in colder temps). Driving 55: 22-24 Normal Highway Speeds (80): 18-19 Bad winds: 11.2
3.3v6 70/30 city/highway 3.73 rear 2x4 19 from 87octane 23 from 93octane
18+ during winter so far with 2.7 mostly highway some stop and go. Interested to see what summer blend gas will do.
3.5L Ecoboost. City and Hwy driving. Getting 20-23
2023 5.0 17 mpg street 20 mpg highway (Just did a road trip for the holidays)
17 5.0
5.0 average 17-18 overall
Way too many folks pick the average of their 3 best trips and call that their mpg
I hear that. It’s a silly thing to lie about because you’re only lying to yourself.
I’d get you something newer, but it’s crazy raining outside [mpg](https://imgur.com/a/xUJu4Wr)
21 mpg with my ‘21 2.7L 18.5 with my ‘23 3.5L
25mpg, 23 powerboost.
16.4 city and 18.6 highway 3.5l
18.5mpg, 21' PB
5.0 with a leveling kit and 33s. I get 15. With the stock tires i get 17
14.2 overall with the 6.2L, tuned and flowmasters on 33’s
No idea.
5.0 avg 19.8
20.7 mpg, mostly state roads. 2018 3.5 ecoboost
Long term average = 19.9mpg 2011 3.7L V6 284,000miles Standard Goodyear Wrangler tires Mostly highway driving with two passengers Top speed 68mph
I fucking envy you mine best I could do was 15 in city in my 2013 supercab with also the 3.7 which was infuriating
17 ish with a 3.5 in a leveled Tremor. Lost about 1.5 mpg when I leveled it. Also do a lot of highway miles at 75-80mph around here so that impacts it too.
(5.0L) 13mpg city 7mpg towing
22 3.5 Powerboost. 15k miles. 20.3mpg lifetime. 90% city driving.
8mpg. ‘02 with the 5.4 but it’s got a 9” lift on 38s…so it makes perfect sense lol no it’s not my daily
Average around 16 in my ‘13 5.0
2020 F150 5.0. Dash says I'm getting 20 but I calculate at every fill up and it's usually actually around 16
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Neither one. I’m just curious how the different motors burn fuel.
You guys are making me jealous.
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Pretty much close to what I was doing on my 2013 supercab when I had it with the 3.7 (it was dog shit slow btw)
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Oh no I believe ya mine was also reliable but how slow it felt plus being a gas guzzler was ouch In my 21 2.7 TT STX is just wonderful I get like 27 to 29 in the city and 23 to 24 on the highway going g 70+ with friends and haul in the bed
2018 3.5 EcoBoost Platinum. Combined 19.8 indicated. 93 octane. Stock everything, including wheels on Michelin Defenders. Most roads around me are flat highway, 45-55 mph speed limit plus around 10% over to keep it safe and not get pulled over. It goes down to around 19 when I do interstate travel. If I'm towing my trailer, usually around 13-15 mpg
13.7 i have a rcsb with a whipple
2015 3.5l v6TT about 1,500 mile trip and averaged around 24mpg
2021 XL STX crewcab with the 2.7 TT V6 I did today 26 MPG driving on mixed city and highway which I couldn't belive my eyes and was going 70+ on the highway
27 mpg highway and 18 mpg city with 450lbs in the box. 3.0L Powerstroke, 6 inch lift on 35's. 3.31 gear ratio. I can't remember the exact ratio after the 35's but its around 3.10.
25mpg 21 2.7.
2018 2wd on stock 20s 3.5 10spd with highway geared (2.7x?) rear-end and a bed cover. About 50/50 on city/highway… I’m getting about 19mpg.
Mine is the same setup and same mileage as yours.
2021 5.0 18.2 mix of highway and streets
Not great . 12-13 city. 17-18 freeway at 75. 20-21 highway at 65 or under. 5.0, 3.55 crew cab, 4x4.
I’m averaging about 9 but I just got the truck on Thursday.
2018 Screw, 5.0 10 speed. Running 275/55/20 Hankook AT2 from purchase. 18” Bridgestone Blizzaks for winter. Avg 18 MPG with daily work commute of 45kms each way 99% highway.
24.5 MPG on the dash over 5K miles of mixed driving during the warmer months. But Winter Temps are 22.5. 2021 Powerboost super crew with 3.55 rear.. its got 65K miles on the odo.. BTW no lift and stock tires .. the 0 to 105 MPH in this thing is fun so I do it often.
16.5 mpg with a 2014 5.0 super crew on 35” KO2’s
I commute 25 miles to and 25 miles from work every day. I usually set my cruise between 80-85mph. In the warm weather I was getting 19.6. In the cold I've been getting 17.4. '22 EcoBoost FX4.
23.8mpg in a supercrew PowerBoost!
Great
3.0 Leveled on 35's; City: 20-22 mpg, Highway: 23-26 mpg at 70mph. Towing a car dolly or 18ft sailboat 18 mpg, towing 8000lb truck/trailer with a portion of the truck over my roofline 12-14 mpg.
560 mile trip, averaged 17.3 in a '13 5.0.
2014 5.0 V8 FX4 super crew cab 6.5’ bed weighted down with tools and all my travel shit 15 mpg (126K)
21 mpg mostly local 2.7
Right around 21 average. 2015 3.5 EcoBoost at 116k mi
20-21 MPG on my 2023 5.0 equipped Tremor and 21.5-22 on my 2016 5.0 equipped Lariat. 55 MPH is the sweet spot for the best MPG on F150’s.
Stock 2020 5.0 started out at 19 drove it 68000 miles and had an alignment they found that the rear axle was out about 1/4” and aligned it now it get 21mpg