CAN 6.7 POWERSTROKE GET 20MPG?

[@ftmt9568]

I have a 2015 F250 king cab, 8 foot bed 2 wheel drive all stock 6.7. I carry approximately 250 pounds of tools in the toolbox in the bed. I baby the truck and have seen as much as 25 miles per gallon on a 45 mile one way commute at 65 miles per hour without the air conditioning on during cool days. I consistently get between 20 to 22 miles per gallon on the highway at 65 mph everyday. I also synthetic oils and keep my tires at manufacturers spec's. Now it kick it up to 75 I get 18 mpg. I'm very happy with the milage the truck gets.

[@stevenbrooks1243]

I believe it I just bought a 17 regular cab long bed 4x4 it consistently gets over 20mpg at 65 on level ground or so

[@joshshuza]

I’ve gotten as high as 23.5mpg at 70mph before all stock. It does vary depending on the time of day and and outside temp.

[@SpaceRanger187]

ive heard of people getting 30, if u run stock wheels and tires

[@thomassoltis5862]

Great video brother keep up the awesome work

[@lindseyangell986]

How are you getting 20MPG? Fuel, plug in to OBD Computer…?

[@justinjones7238]

I’ve got a 17’ CCSB 4x4. 132,000 miles. With 35x12.50 KO2s I averaged 19. Now run 295/65R20 Michelin LTX defenders and I can get close to 22 on the Hwy if I keep the speed at 65mph, but I usually average about 20

[@tylersample7286]

My 2013 6.7L Powerstroke had a full delete and no tune and I was getting 18.5mpg @ 60mph. I now have a switch on the fly EZLYNK tune done by a local shop and I am getting 16.5mpg @ 60mph. What is the reason for this? I was using #1 mode (optimized stock). Thanks

[@dustinquinn8349]

the hotter the tune the better fuel mileage you’ll get

[@Anthony-qq2ue]

My 22 2wd f350 drw with 4.10 rear end gets 20mpg at 70mph.

[@jessemeanlt1]

Mine 17 gets 14.7 around town empty all stock. And 17 on the highway. Best i seen it do was 19 when it was new, driving from Illinois to Texas.

[@mr.mcclinton7679]

2018 CCLB 4x4 XLT, no mods and I have gotten as high as 20. Got 14 towing. Hope to add a larger tank in the future! I do love my truck!

[@stevebrooks1355]

My MPG's on my 2019, 6.7 4x4 short bed F250 Crew Cab gets: 21.5 if I drive 65 mph on cruise control on freeway or interstate... 20 if I keep it under 70... cruise control... Odometer-0 miles to 10,000 miles the same Towing trailer [10,000 loaded toy hauler] I get: Max 13.5 Mininum 9... Around town- I get 17.5 to 19 stop and go... traffic or driving the curving twisting 101 on the Oregon coast... I am very happy.... Example-- My 1997 F350 long bed [still have it for sale?] 460\7.5 L gas crew cab 4x4 Got MPG's- 13.5-14 on freeway cruise control 9-11.5 around town 6.5-7.5 Towing same trailer Enjoy the Day!

[@workplaytv]

Steve Brooks Damn those are great numbers! I’d have to switch back to s stock tire to touch those. Thanks for the info

[@stevebrooks1355]

Yes all factory ...tires etc

[@stevenbrooks1243]

What's up Steve Brooks from another Steve Brooks lol who drives a super duty

[@stevebrooks1355]

@@stevenbrooks1243 n with middle name Wayne

[@stevebrooks1355]

Now, 3 year old truck Drove 450+ miles yesterday Pleasure drive, mostly 2 lane roads, White River Falls, Hood River, Multnomah Falls, McMinnville Glacier Erratic..... 20.3 mpg for day Love my truck

[@Hogdriver88]

I find the dash computer mpg is more generous than actual fuel economy. Especially if it's reset on the highway at just highway speed. The only true way to judge mpg is fill the tank, drive your trip, fill the tank again, and divide miles driven by gallons used. That said, anything approaching 20 mpg in a big diesel pick up is pretty good!

[@workplaytv]

hogdriver88 Hey your absolutely right. I have done that test in the past.

[@jackmehoffer1037]

My 2013 Ford F-250 Diesel gets 20MPG not towing and it never got over 18.5 MPG until after 75,000 Mi

[@tater0909]

My 17 ram 2500 with the Cummins gets about 18 highway and 10 towing 13,500 fifth wheel.

[@tater0909]

I’m actually looking to trade for a 19’ f350. So much roomier and I like the look.

[@aarons3008]

Those numbers are pretty darn close to what I average to a tank under normal highway driving on my 2018 6.7 F-350 SRW with 3.31 gears and stock tires. About 19-20mpg overall tank averages, It usually does about 21mpg most of the time but every 500kms or so it does a regen cycle that takes about 1-1.5mpg off my total tank average. Also not sure how you find it out on the east coast but during our prairie winters in Manitoba the tank averages definitely drop!

[@workplaytv]

Mr Swingline Ph yeah same here. Winter time I lose mileage for sure.

[@jdesilva100]

Ill have to check to see but im pretty sure its 3.55. I was a police officer for 32 years and just retired I would'nt say I baby it. I do 5 over just about everywhere when im driving. I mostly put miles on it driving 120 miles to my other home which is half heavy traffic depending on when. Wheres the gear ratio written?

[@workplaytv]

james desilva It will show on your window sticker.

[@powersmokin02]

I get around 18-20 highway but I find when I’m towing 4K it will drop right down to 12-13

[@workplaytv]

Tyler Lachance yeah and then to like 10k it doesn’t really change much

[@charliecharlie9209]

I have a 2012 F-350 I used to get in the low 20 s now my pcv is plugged it's down to 16-- 18

[@justinjones7238]

Charlie Charlie sounds like your egr is plugged to take that kind of a hit

[@klo910]

On the highway my 17 F350 srw gets 20-21 then it goes into regent then 18.5-19

[@workplaytv]

Kevin Oakes Can’t complain about that!

[@kmb6325]

Damn i got a 350 16 im getting 12 empty🤣🤣

[@joshuagresham5077]

What tune are you running? I have seen the 20mpg's claim for a long time but have never owned a truck that would do it sitting on 35" tires. I had a 6.0 that was built and tuned with 35's and never came close and I babied the crap out of it. I call BS to anyone who claims 20mpg's. Can you make your computer say it for a short period of time? Sure you can. But from one tank to another without resetting the mpg's, there ain't no way!

[@workplaytv]

joshua gresham stock. I get 20 mpg easy in my 2020 on 37s

[@joshuagresham5077]

@@workplaytv it just hit me that the 2020s have a 10 speed. So maybe the 2020s but anything older I don't see it.

[@workplaytv]

joshua gresham well this truck in the video was a 17 on 35s and I could get 20 quite often. Not all the time but time to time.

[@anthonyj810]

It can get 22-24 mpg on the highway deleted and tuned I've heard.

[@roughout]

My Prius gets 50 mpg unless I'm in town and it gets 60 to 80+ mpg. I save about $10/hr over driving my 6.7 Power stroke.

[@hookmore2023]

Did you get it calibrated with new tire size

[@littledeel]

6.7 powerstroke is they’re own entity now? Wtf?

[@OpenAirAdventure]

If you take in consideration the weight of your truck and also how much horsepower and torque that engine provides that is great fuel economy.

[@workplaytv]

SHACKLES Hey buddy how ya been. Yeah I agree I am happy with that!

[@williamsequeira1163]

Okay so yes... thank you.

[@doddgarger6806]

I always ran 76 loaded or empty... cant do 60 65 on the interstate sorry.. 15 ram Cummins 2500 got 17hwy flying empty and 11 towing 15k 15 dmax dually gets... terrible 😕, actually about 1 less than the srw did, but towing it does 9 or so.. sucks... At LEAST neither one was a Ford!

[@jdesilva100]

With a mix of highway and local driving I average just under 20.....Love the truck its a beast.....

[@workplaytv]

james desilva awesome. What do you have?

[@natehawkins2910]

james desilva 3:31 rear end? I’ve got 3:55’s and I’ve only gotten 19 once on a 4 hr trip running 55-60 mph. My Florida run (12 hrs one way) was 16.2 mpg cruise set at 78mph most of the trip. If you’re getting 20, you’ve gotta have 3:31 tears and drive like my grandma lol

[@joshuagresham5077]

@@natehawkins2910 I am right there with you. I call BS to the 20 mpg claims all day long!

[@natehawkins2910]

Let’s talk about your rear end. Lol Is it 3.55? My f250 has 3.55 and I can easily get 20.2 mpg hand calculated if I drive around 62-66 mph cruise and take it easy on takeoffs and let off and coast instead of braking when I know a red light is coming a ways out on a highway. I’d be interested to see what guys with 3.31 rear ends get too.

[@workplaytv]

Neo Craft Yeah my read end is 3.55. Lol

[@natehawkins2910]

workplaytv Haha cool. My friend just got a 19 f350 dually w/4.10 and it’s doing around 16mpg unloaded and 10.5mpg with his 24’ Moritz trailer and Bobcat E55 mini on it. Not too shabby.

[@nathanschmidt9136]

My 2017 Cummins averaged 23 city 29 hwy not towing

[@workplaytv]

Nathan Schmidt What I need to see this!!

[@nathanschmidt9136]

If I had pictures I’d show ya. But honestly that year Cummins was the most fuel efficient truck I have ever seen. I had a mega cab too. I babied it and kept cruise on every chance I got so I wouldn’t speed and it was easy.

[@nathanschmidt9136]

I’m driving a 2019 trail boss now. Bought 3 days ago. So don’t have truck anymore.

[@workplaytv]

Nathan Schmidt Damn why would you sell it with that fuel mileage and capability?

[@nathanschmidt9136]

Stretched finances too thin. Bought more truck then I needed. Medical diagnosis, thought I was dying didn’t want wife to be left with an $800 payment. Traded bought wife a car that would last rest of her life with a life insurance that would pay it off. No longer dying bought truck that better fit what I needed.

[@Kevin-lm9ex]

I get about 21 bone stock not Broken in. Better than my Cummins empty worse loaded

[@workplaytv]

Meh Meh Cummins are another animal with a trailer .

[@Kevin-lm9ex]

I agree but it’s also a different animal I loaded. It’s boring unless you tune it and lose warranty and smoke tranny. Ford has me from now on.

[@natehawkins2910]

Meh Meh You must have 3:31 rears? I don’t believe 21 actual (not dash) mpg is possible without 3:31 and a super light foot!

[@Kevin-lm9ex]

3.55. I haven’t done Hand calculus but I will. It’s a highway trip I make every sat about 64 miles. At like 70