Expected MPG Loss?

[Matthbert5150]

With my 6 inch lift and 35's, 3.92 gears and 5.7l.... I've experienced an average of 13mpg in the city and 19 on the highway keeping the adaptive cruise control on set at 72 mph. Of course I only have 600 miles on the odometer lol

2019 Ram 1500 Laramie Rambox, 5.7l 4x4 3.92, Pano Sunroof, level 2 w/ 12", black appearance package, adv. Safety group, Power running boards, full ceramic tint
6" ProComp Stage 1 lift kit with 35x12.50r20 Nitto Ridge Grappler tires
20x10 - 24 fuel hostage wheels
Tazer DT, Lomax cover, Bed Rug.

*Future Mods"
Borla s-type exhaust, Mishimoto Catch Can

 

[Whtewolf1]

Also take into consideration offset of wheels. More outside of the wheel well the tire the bigger area of wind resistance.also in texas traveling on highways where they are designed to go over roads there by creating even more wind resistance as apposed to a flat road.

 

[Paulmg1986]

I’m averaging about 12.9 mpg and drive probably 75% hwy @ 75-80 in my non etorque 4wd quadcab w/ 3.92’s a 2.5 in level and my 35’s on stock wheels

 

[Whtewolf1]

Well got my lift done. 6inch rough country, hostile 20x10-19 offset, cooper discoverer a/t, 35x12.5/20. Added rhino side steps, went from averaging 18 city combo driving, to 15. 5.7l etorque with 3.92 rear end. Crew cab 4wd, with 6-4 bed.

 

[SilverSurfer15]

Seems to be about what I get on 35x11.50 terras as well, around 15 depending on speed.

 

[jpetus]

phx dude,, i want big tires and a lift, but DON'T WANT THE LOSS OF MPG,,,

I'M REALLY THINKING ABOUT leveling the front 2.5" and keeping stock,, yet i'm unsure how that would look

anyone got pic's of a leveling kit on stock 22's or even stock 20's???

 

[jpetus]

just the aerodynamic's alone from the leveled truck has to knock down at least 1MPG,, ??

 

[19RamBC]

I drive a lifted truck, with big wheels, it burns gas, if i wanted fuel economy id get a prius... the stock tires were super light compared to the new fuel rims and 35s i put on, so 13-15mpg on mine.

 

[Wheeler]

With aggressive tire and offset wheels gonna loose 3mpg
Forget about MPG it calculate about 350 dollars more per year. I think I can afford 350 per year if I can afford 10 grand per year for truck