Distance per tank

[Socks]

I am looking to purchase a Ram later this year, hopefully when the rambox becomes more widely available. I have seen a lot on MPG but as I work offshore it's big concern of mine. I care more about distance between needing a fuel up. With that said, I am trying to find out how far people are going based on different configurations. Mine will be a 4x4 but for general purposes, you can post up any configuration.

Drivetrain: 4x2 / 4x4
Gear ratio: 3.21 / 3.55 / 3.92
Tank size: 23gal / 26gal / 33gal
Engine: V6 / V8 / V8etorque / diesel
Full tank distance to empty

 

[RT70808]

I am looking to purchase a Ram later this year, hopefully when the rambox becomes more widely available. I have seen a lot on MPG but as I work offshore it's big concern of mine. I care more about distance between needing a fuel up. With that said, I am trying to find out how far people are going based on different configurations. Mine will be a 4x4 but for general purposes, you can post up any configuration.

Drivetrain: 4x2 / 4x4
Gear ratio: 3.21 / 3.55 / 3.92
Tank size: 23gal / 26gal / 33gal
Engine: V6 / V8 / V8etorque / diesel
Full tank distance to empty

Limited
4x4
3.21
26gal
V8
1300 on the odometer and I’m getting 265 on fill up, I’m beginning to think something is wrong?!?!

 

[Blazn]

I average 460 a tank....but if I was doing all highway I can easily add another 100 to 150

Check sig for my configuration

 

[VaderRebel]

Rebel Crew
4x4 - 5.7
3.92 rear
33gal
480 miles to empty

And it's been deadly accurate.

Edit: I have a heavy foot and have been working in the new Hemi. The elder statesmen of the forum might be getting better mpg with less aggressive driving.

 

[Ickabod]

4x4 5.7 non-etorque
3.21
26 gal
365 miles to empty

 

[VaderRebel]

Looks like everyone is in the right break-in mileage range, 14.5mpg.

 

[John813]

4x2
Non etorque 5.7
3.21
26 gal

Distance per tank since new has ranged from 440-510
The MPG estimate in the dash I've noticed has been 0.2-0.5mpg off. Think it depends on idle time for the discrepancy

 

[alacombe]

4x4
v8 hemi
3.92
26 gal

avg mpg 13.2

 

[Socks]

These are some good numbers. Itll easily get me from Cali to Vegas and back. Not quite enough for Cali to Utah but I'm still excited/impressed. The 3.92, v8 and 33gal seems like a good combo but does anyone have 3.21, v8 and 33gal?

Thanks to everyone who has given their input and helped me out.

 

[Socks]

I saw this up on reddit. 33 gal tank, easy on the pedal (believe 5.7 v8).

 

[2019REBEL]

I have seen mine at 1250KM(775 miles) when I am on the hwy and fill up on my 2014 Outdoorsman with V6 and 32 gal tank.

 

[Socks]

I have seen mine at 1250KM(775 miles) when I am on the hwy and fill up on my 2014 Outdoorsman with V6 and 32 gal tank.

So freaking jealous. Now if only they made a Laramie Sport v6 with rambox. I'd be in heaven. My car I'm L U C K Y to get 400 miles (640KM)...

 

[Dusty1948]

I am looking to purchase a Ram later this year, hopefully when the rambox becomes more widely available. I have seen a lot on MPG but as I work offshore it's big concern of mine. I care more about distance between needing a fuel up. With that said, I am trying to find out how far people are going based on different configurations. Mine will be a 4x4 but for general purposes, you can post up any configuration.

Drivetrain: 4x2 / 4x4
Gear ratio: 3.21 / 3.55 / 3.92
Tank size: 23gal / 26gal / 33gal
Engine: V6 / V8 / V8etorque / diesel
Full tank distance to empty

Just filled up yesterday and after the 33 gallon tank took 29.931 gallons, the cluster was reporting that I had 706 miles to empty.

Best regards,
Dusty

2019 Ram 1500 Laramie Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, factory dual exhaust, 18” wheels. Now at: 002804 miles.

 

[sgk]

Im now at 12.5L/100k thats 18.8MPG no etorque just regular driving 75% hwy So at this rate im getting 600miles per tank

 

[Socks]

Oh em gee, these are some good numbers. I literally cannot wait for the v6's to start pouring in. Would love to see some gains in the numbers. As I dont tow/haul anything. Just want the space, comfort and luxury that Ram has been dominating in.

 

[VaderRebel]

Edit, It was @Dusty1948 numbers that didn't jive...

The numbers don't add up. 706 miles is 1136 klm's... my best range has been 786klm to empty, or 488 miles. That's right around the 15mpg area everyone is in. I guess almost 21.6mpg isn't impossible, but doesn't jive with the average Ram.

 

[YoAdrian]

Just filled up yesterday and after the 33 gallon tank took 29.931 gallons, the cluster was reporting that I had 706 miles to empty.

Best regards,
Dusty

2019 Ram 1500 Laramie Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, factory dual exhaust, 18” wheels. Now at: 002804 miles.

Wow @Dusty1948 agreed your mpg numbers are outstanding. Do you have a laid back driving style, in other words do you drive with an intent to get good mileage? 2WD, Quad vs Crew weights, and 3.21 no doubt helps a bit.

 

[Jared B]

Really depends on driving conditions, this is my 4th gen with 3.92s, a level and oversized heavy load range e tires after highway driving. That was right after I filled up and before I reset the trip. My truck has the 32 gallon tank which doesn't read correctly in the 4th gens.

 

[356]

I am looking to purchase a Ram later this year, hopefully when the rambox becomes more widely available. I have seen a lot on MPG but as I work offshore it's big concern of mine. I care more about distance between needing a fuel up. With that said, I am trying to find out how far people are going based on different configurations. Mine will be a 4x4 but for general purposes, you can post up any configuration.

4x4
3.21
Hemi, non e-torque
26 gallon tank
30 mile commute (interstate 75mph for 20 miles, dirt road and city for 10 miles)
468 miles show at first fill-up

My 2012 got better after the first 2000 miles, so I'll keep everyone posted. I drive conservatively for the most part, and don't use the truck daily.

 

[jmr]

4x4
3.92 w/ anti spin
Hemi, non e-torque
26 gallon tank
460 miles show at fill-up
2,800 miles with a overall hand calculated 17.65 MPG