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- Current Ride
- 2020 Tremor
- Current Ride #2
- 1989 Bronco II
Ok, definitely different driving than what we see out west. Interstate speed limit is 80, 70 on the highways and big hills or mountain passes about any direction you go. Really drags down the mileage numbers more than I would have thought, but something to look forward to seeing better mileage when traveling east.So I am in Maryland speed limits don't go over 55 here so most people so 60 to 65 in Maryland so yea 60 had cruise control set and a med traffic highway I got 26.2 in the picture ... But SPEED KILLS YOUR MPG... 60 is what I find the sweet spot but the truck doesn't shift to 10th gear until after 49mph so I figured 55 but I was getting 24 going 55 on my trip to work which is 40 miles 30 miles highways and 10 mile city give or take ... I am also driving on a military base where your not going over 30 for the most part but one spot I can do 45 on base but I was at 26 at the gate but once I parked I was at 24 and driving home I left the city traffic at 21 and when I got home I was at 23.4 for 80 miles round trip to work so the truck can get that but the faster you go the more the truck really doesn't like it but if I drive like a ass hole speeding up and down and not caring about mpg I get 21 on avg going to work... But I am not going over 65 on my trip to work and the roads are flat but have a few hills but not much but the 23 stop lights one way don't help ... Sometimes I can get all green ... Others all fucking red so day to day it depends but getting 20+ is easy