Post your avg MPG on your Rebel

[Paco]

2022 with 5,000 miles. The best I can do is 17.5mpg on the highway with a real soft touch doing about 70. Around town 15 to 16 mpg, again with a soft touch.

If your running AT like the Duratrack, thats part of the problem.
Maybe a less aggressive tire would help???

It helped for me, but not eveyone agrees with a more streetable mileage tire on the Rebel.

 

[User_84945]

Your average is about 12 mpg, really similar to me. What is your city/highway split? I'm about 70% city/30% highway.

Sorry, I don't get on here as often as I used to. Probably about that, I'd say. my commute is only about 1.5 miles each way, because I live on the AF base. If I don't leave the base, my average for the tank will be about 10, occasional trips into town will give me around 12 or so. My last tank I actually got 14.1, but I did a lot more running around than usual. It'll go back down to normal shortly lol.

 

[MWB0701]

City driving: ~11.5mpg. Most of my city driving has a lot of stop signs/lights.
Highway driving: 15-16.5mpg at ~75mph

 

[WolfcatVader]

ETorque

17-18 under 65mph, 15 combined on my morning commute doing 70-80 most of the drive.

 

[WhiskeyRebel3]

54k miles in so far. Purchased with 8 miles on it april 2020. Original stock tires. Stock configuration. Mostly highway driving. Get 17 mpg when I keep it around 70-75. Usually drive around 80 mph and get 16-16.5 mpg. City driving will get usually 14.5-15 mpg.

 

[RJ-Golem]

2021 Air Ride, Bed rack with a RTT on it. Ethanol 87 Octane. Hard to find anything besides 87 or 91 in my area.

 

[MO Rebel]

Pretty consistent in the 14’s, probably 50/50 city/highway. 91 octane, MDS always off. 15’s are mainly highway, 13’s pulling my 16’ flatbed with 4-wheelers. Temperature really doesn’t seem to make much of a difference. Truck is just shy of 7K, so might get a little better with a few more miles.

Date - Miles - Gallons - Hand Calc/Trip Odo