What is your fuel average ?

[MSB68]

Maybe I missed the point, but I think the OP was discussing MPG on motor home. We have a GT 329ds and tow four down Honda CRV. Get between 6.9 and 7.3 depending on wind and hills. With now 22,000 mile on it it really feels like the engine has settled down from brake in mode and lately I've seen 7.1 to 7.3 MPG. Hoping it will even get a little better with a few more miles on it. BTW, driving 65mph.

[MSB68]

Originally Posted by Sarge1965

No one will believe this, but we have a 2014 GeorgetownXL 360 gasser and 38' long. Our toad is a Saturn Ion. I have found the sweet spot to be 59 to 61 mph. This has made our MPG leap and we get about 12-14 MPG's on the road. However, everyone on the road hates me even fellow RVers, but I just keep chugging along at 60 mph.

Maybe I will try that 59 to 61 mph on our trip to CA in 3 weeks.

[Big Bill]

8.5-10.0 "17 dura max 65-70 mph

[JimFitz]

Over the last 1000 miles in my Georgetown 328TS, towing honda fit, Portland Oregon to Sioux Falls SD....about 7 with speed trying to stay between 60-65.

[mlmay12]

12.6 on 2016 Dynamax Isata3 towing a Jeep Wrangler JK.

[Bikersarge]

Pulling 35' TH with 3/4 Ton GMC Diesel averaging 10.5-11 MPG.

[hiinthesky]

F350 gasser towing 7000lbs at 60-65 MPH average 9.5 Mostly travel from Kansas to Colorado....A lot of mountain driving.

[18CrewDually]

Does anyone look at the forum category they're posting in? This topic is for MOTORHOMES, not little pickups towing a trailer.

[hiinthesky]

Originally Posted by 05CrewDually

Does anyone look at the forum category they're posting in? This topic is for MOTORHOMES, not little pickups towing a trailer.

OK...You're right...But why did you post in this category? You don't have a motorhome either...LOL

[helferdm]

Originally Posted by alexk

Please advised. We have 2017 FR3 took it down to Florida trip I got 4.7 fule average. What is normal use per mile?

2011 Berkshire 390RB towing CRV on a dolly. 10.76 mpg over the last 42,000 miles.

[Sunseeker24]

Originally Posted by Mtnman64

I have yet to regret the MBS 2400W with my 17ft Lund, getting between 12/16mpg @ 65mph depending on the wind speed and direction.

We average a wee bit over 14 in our MBS 2400WS pulling 3000 pounds worth of trailer and averaging 65 mph. Our trailer must track nice because we don't seem to get much better fuel economy hauling the bicycle rack and storage platform instead.

PS: When Speedway got rid of their Gas Charge Card and wanted us to change to their MasterCard, the DW decided to get a BP branded Visa on the advise of our daughter in law. The BP card gives you cents off on your fuel purchase based on your card purchases. We saved $2.55 a gallon on our last fuel fill up of 19 gallons.

[amullis]

Probably averaging about 7mpg in my 2015 GT 328ts. I use the generator too (.6 gal per hour) for A/C at the start and end of my trips.

[Knoxie89]

[MSB68]

Originally Posted by Knoxie89

That's very close to where I started out with those miles; however, the MPG has gotten much better now that I have 22,000 miles on it. Drove 400 mile round trip last week and got 7.2 towing CRV four down. Fairly flat land and little wind.

[Knoxie89]

Originally Posted by MSB68

That's very close to where I started out with those miles; however, the MPG has gotten much better now that I have 22,000 miles on it. Drove 400 mile round trip last week and got 7.2 towing CRV four down. Fairly flat land and little wind.

We're out in WNY (Rochester) and went to Lake george via i-90 this spring and got 7.1 towing our wrangler 4 down. My avg is a little low though from my last trip. Me and the guys took a trip to Asheville, NC and between trailer + 6 motorcycles + 6 guys & gear plus them running the generator for movies/ac/power for the 15 hours of driving kinda put a dent in my mileage numbers.

[MSB68]

Originally Posted by Knoxie89

We're out in WNY (Rochester) and went to Lake george via i-90 this spring and got 7.1 towing our wrangler 4 down. My avg is a little low though from my last trip. Me and the guys took a trip to Asheville, NC and between trailer + 6 motorcycles + 6 guys & gear plus them running the generator for movies/ac/power for the 15 hours of driving kinda put a dent in my mileage numbers.

WOW..running the genie and all that gear...no wonder the MPG slipped down.

[KansasFR3]

Lol. I think the OP only cares about FR3s or other F53 chassis models at best, but while we're add it, our little Honda Grom gets about 100 mpg...

[Knoxie89]

Originally Posted by MSB68

WOW..running the genie and all that gear...no wonder the MPG slipped down.

Yeahhhh.. lol

The lowest it got was 5.3. But I wasn't exactly taking it easy either. Had it up around or 70for some stretches of the flats.

[dmlranhc]

8 mpg with Silverado 2500 with 6 liter engine, towing 25 foot travel trailer and have a boat in box of pickup.

[landsail]

Triton V-10, 10k weight Leprechaun Class C 240FS. Cold air intake and 5 Star Tuning (better uphill and downhill shifting with enhanced downhill braking without using the brakes). 9 to 12 mpg when not towing my light utility trailers.