What kind of MPG mileage are you getting with your Powerboost?

[Samson16]

Interesting... my 23 3.5 EB ICE is at 18.6 mpg. Feeling like ICE is still the way to go. I don't drive like grandma though .

I can't get mileage that low unless I purposely drive it hard.

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[walnutF150]

I can't get mileage that low unless I purposely drive it hard.

Like I said, I am NOT driving it like a grandma. 80mph+ on highway and my eco behavior scorecard is NOT good on acceleration

 

[walnutF150]

ICE?

ICE = Internal Combustion Engine (not a hybrid or electric)

 

[Samson16]

Like I said, I am NOT driving it like a grandma. 80mph+ on highway and my eco behavior scorecard is NOT good on acceleration

Hard to say then I suppose, but I consider myself a spirited driver and my average is 21. We’d have to swap and somehow drive like we normally do to get a decent comparison. I’m very pleased with the mileage knowing the way I drive it!

 

[Atlee]

Just filled the truck again yesterday. Since January 10th, I've had an extended run where I haven't pulled the trailer anywhere. I probably have one more fill up before I start towing again this year. That will be Spring Game in early April.

It has included a run to Orlando from Richmond, VA area, with speeds of 70 to 75. Gas mileage wise, I've found my truck is happiest at under 65 mph.

Hand calculated, I've gotten 21.07 mpg over 2,459.7 miles. The Lie-O-Meter in the dash seems to puff up the mpg by 1.5 to 2 mpg.

By the way, my truck is 100% stock, and came with Michelin Primacy XC M&S 275/65R18 tires.

 

[NY Cowboy]

Interesting... my 23 3.5 EB ICE is at 18.6 mpg. Feeling like ICE is still the way to go. I don't drive like grandma though .

My 2021 powerboost with 34,000 miles average is 21.5

 

[mdn14]

Still hovering around 17-18mpg with 285/65R20 KO2s and winter premium. Really want these to wear out sooner so I have a good reason to get some 275/65R20SL rated Nitto recons. 28,000 miles on the truck

 

[Samson16]

It has included a run to Orlando from Richmond, VA area, with speeds of 70 to 75.

I see how you roll Hokie! Could have stopped by and said hi but whatever…

 

[Atlee]

I see how you roll Hokie! Could have stopped by and said hi but whatever…

Hadn't realized you lived there. I'll be back some time in the future.

 

[stevemcbo]

Hand calculated last 5 fillups was between 23.9 and 24.5. I have gotten 17.8 when I first bought it. This was a trip to South Dakota ( 3,200 miles) with an average speed of 80 and running around hunting. Best I have ever gotten was 28.3 on a 14 mile trip to town.

My gas mileage improved as the total mileage on the truck increased, this has been the case on every Ford truck I have had since 2009. I am running General Grabber ATX tires and mileage also improved when I increased tire pressure to 40 vs 35 psi.

This is a photo of a recent trip on the interstate with no head wind.

 

[Snakebitten]

All while you are being pampered in the chief pilot's chair.
Man I wish my grandpa was alive just so I could give him a ride.

I road in his and my dad's trucks in the 50s/60's/70's

These trucks are like science fiction to them.

 

[dadrew]

I average between 23-25 mpg but its a mix of city and rural highway

once I took off the shit goodyears and put on the Vredestein Pinza AT's my mpg went up

 

[Samson16]

On my drive home from work I only achieved 14.6mpg and the throttle cut out several times. ?

 

[EricR]

Unfortunately there is a limit(er) as to how much fun you can have.

 

[dafish]

I just finished a drive from San Diego to Long Beach and averaged 22 mpg driving at freeway speeds. Cruise was set at 77 mph. Not far off the 23 mpg that was on the sticker when I bought it.

I'm about ready to make the return trip and see what I get.

If I drive SUPER conservative (slower in every aspect than anything near me), I might see 18 in very slow around town. I have never broken 19 on level interstate at 74mph. 80? I would not make 16. Ford had nothing to say.

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