Use of cruise control

[mwdilday]

I think the shifting when in the hills depends on the vehicle. With my 2017 Ford F350 dually it does a great job of shifting in the hills or mountains in tow haul mode. I use it all the time when towing our 18,000 lb 5th wheel.

[BOO-BOO-IS-IN-CAMP]

I X18 lol

im manly in the mountains dont get that option that much
besides when im so stressed out no going to work an camping all the time im just so overwelmed
i wouldent dair of cruse i dont think i could handel a nother thing to worry about .LMAOROF
i couldent help my self sorry


she's got that right. Old Black Betty
2000 Dodge Ram 3500 Dully 5.9 Cummins full on cumistomize*New pine pocket door...
2014 2608 rock wood customizing every time*
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[garywilson]

Any time the roads are dry and good.
Never ever ever when wet unless you want a new truck, car, etc.

[mmartin_tdc]

Originally Posted by Reeves

All the time! 2020 37’ Flagstaff behind my 2011 F250 diesel. Up and down the road and 14.5mph!

At 14 miles per hour, I bet you piss off a lot of people.

[dlambers]

Weather and traffic permitting. Common sense must prevail.

[Chuck_S]

I rarely find roads or terrain I don't use cruise control. My Ford will downshift by itself when descending grades towing or not towing if in cruise regardless of in tow/haul either. Great system. Mine does not "hunt" for gears so I'm content to let the truck choose the right gear without needless interference from me.

What was true on the farm 30 years ago with 3-speed automatics doesn't apply these days.

-- Chuck