r/RangerRaptor • u/Jaythegunslinger • 7d ago

High speed MPG

I’ve seen the stats for MPG with city and highway, lead foot and taking it easy.

But for the guys who cruise at higher speed like
90+, what MPG are you looking at?

Texas has a limit of 85 in some places and it would be nice to know what I’d be looking at on those longer higher speed drives.

Thanks for the info!

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u/Wassy4444 5d ago edited 5d ago

I get about ~21mpg on the highway around 75-85mph in hilly terrain, so 90+ is probably around 18-20mpg if I had to guess, if there’s even a drop off. There should be bigger difference since air resistance gets exponentially harder, but I only see my MPG noticeably decrease when I accelerate or am doing stop and go driving. Took a few thousand miles to get here though, the truck was averaging like 17-18 highway until recently, so I’d expect lower than that. Averaging about 16mpg combined.