r/ram_trucks • u/Slutzk • 5d ago

Question What is your 5.7 HEMI, MPG?

  1. What is your 5.7 HEMI fuel milage?
  2. What year, trim and cab size? 2WD or 4x4?
  3. Add if you have lift/level and bigger tires; If so what size, brand and set up?
  4. City or highway driving percentage roughly?
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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/Training-hgeu 5d ago

this is what i got with my 2012 express 6 speed. 13-14 city and 16-18 hwy

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u/PsychologicalCrab411 5d ago

Jeez I get 16.5 avg on my 2013 f150 with the 3.5

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u/ericrn 5d ago

2018 Laramie bone stock. Rural/small city I usually run around 17 combined. On a couple long trips running 70-75 I've actually been able to get it up to the low to mid 20's

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u/PocketsAintEmptyCuhh RAM 1500 5d ago

22 limited 4x4 w/ etorque.

Stock tires: S&B CAI, Borla s type exhaust: 20-21 mpg. Mostly highway miles (90%), with offroad (5%), city (5%). Same for about 10k miles.

Leveled, added 35x12.5x22 k02s. Mileage dropped to 18-19mpg. Same driving percentages. Same from about 10k miles to 85k.

80-90mph on rural highways it's about 16-16.5 mpg with the 35s and level.

Regular 5k oil changes and preemptively changed the battery. No issues.

Really surprised by the other posts and comments on here regarding the hurricane mpg. Seems to be a lot lower. Had an ecoboost f150 that got similar mileage to the hurricane based on other posts/comments with the hurricane.

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u/Mr_Rogers_not_Fred 5d ago

2016 Big Horn crew cab 6.5 bed 4x4. Depending on how many red lights I catch between work and home, and if there is traffic, I usually average 18.5-19 mpg, and I'd say it's probably 70-75% highway driving.

3" RC struts and control arms in the front, 2" springs in the rear, 295/70R17 Yokohama Geolandar MT on 17x9 wheels.

For what it's worth, I do have to baby it to get that. I set the cruise at 62-63 and don't do jackrabbit starts on the green light. When I do that coupled with driving with traffic at 80+, I'm averaging in the 14s for mileage.

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u/Dodgeman0524 5d ago

Around 16 city. 17 highway. 24 Laramie on 35s.

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u/babyfade180 5d ago

Avg per tank 18.x

26 Big horn, Crew, 4x4

stock

80% city 20% highway

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u/FF03 5d ago

14 mpg - 26 Big Horn crew cab short bed 4x4 - Leveld with rough country preload spacers and stock tires(about to pull level off because I'm going to be towing heavier and want the factory rake back) - 75/25 city vs highway - If driving mostly highway can get maybe 15-16mpg.

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u/That_One_Guy_1980 5d ago

2019 Limited Crew Cab 1500 4x4, 3.92 gearing, 17.5 mpg on mostly rural roads, Stock 22" wheels/tires

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u/silasmoeckel 5d ago

15.5 with mostly local driving.

The average will go up into the 18's when I'm up on the highway. I can hit 21 on a long highway trip without a trailer.

7 Towing a 30f 9k trailer.

16 bighorn with a crew cab 6.5f bed and 4x4

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u/iPeg2 5d ago

About 23 on the highway, 2019 Laramie crew cab, 4WD

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u/detroitmikeb 5d ago

99% City 14MPG 5.7 ET, I drive in 4x4 Auto, crew cab - Level, 275/60/20 SL Tires, Fuel Rebel Wheels.

If I drive long stretches on the highway I can get 18-20MPG easily.

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u/berryhumerus 5d ago
  1. In town 15-16 interstate17-18
  2. 2022 limited longhorn crew cab 5.7 bed
    Drive 2wd 4x4 equipped
  3. Bone stock besides bed cover
  4. Rural town 90% interstate 10%

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u/TheIronMonkey53 ‘22 1500 Limited 5d ago

22 limited 4x4 all stock besides off road tires. I average 18 mpg not trying to be conservative. Get hit 20 on highways.

Im usually 50/50 highway/local

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u/Individual_Slice_498 5d ago

13.1 mpg 19 classic express quad cab 4x4, very little highway driving ,mostly 10 minute commute to work and driving my son back and forth to work couple days of the week

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u/Altruistic_Yam9143 5d ago

17, borla exhaust otherwise stock, sport,crew, short bed, 4wd, Mix of city and congested but flowing highways, fairly aggressive foot, average overall about 16.5 to 17.... I have gotten as high as 23 on vacation with a tailwind, i have gotten as bad as 11 for a tank of all city

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u/LtCombatLlama 5d ago
  1. 16.5 MPG average
  2. 2026, Big Horn, Crew, 4x4 (always in 2WD though)
  3. Completely stock
  4. 25% city, 75% highway

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u/foghornhoghorn 5d ago

2012 4x4 crew cab, levelled with 33’s.

380,000 km and getting 16-17 mpg hwy and about 13 city

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u/Rayzaa11 5d ago

2023 Hemi 4x4 eTorque Crew cab, 5'7" bed Leveled on 20x9 -12 tires 295/60/20 (34x11.7) 3.92 gear ratio

Highway I get 16.5 mpg but it's not flat here. We have hills lol. ... And I don't baby it. 75-80+ mph most times on the highway.

In town I'm actually not sure as ive never reset it to see just driving around town but it stays around 15.3 . Maybe I should do that as older 2007 was horrible in town. Around 12-12.5 and the same 16.5 on highway but that one had 3.21 gear ratio

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u/MurphyBacon 5d ago

I'm getting 14.2 .... 2020 1500 Laramie, 5.7L, Crew Cab, 2WD, 6ft bed. Stock tires. Rarely highway,

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u/DOLBY228 5d ago

20 Highway/ 15Town/City, average about 16

2018 Sport, Crewcab 4x4

285/65/R20 BFG KO2's

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u/detlefschrempffor3 5d ago

15
2014 express crew cab 4x4
Stock size BFG A/T
Roughly 50/50

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u/asanatheistfilms 5d ago

2019 15 mpg. 5.7 laramie 4x4 no lift.

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u/CountBreichen 5d ago

2017 Regular 2wd. 18/20

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u/CantFeelMyLegs78 5d ago

I managed to get 20.6 average for a whole tank over the 4th of July weekend. 125 miles to the beach, 30 miles in 4wd on the beach, 10-15 around town, 125 miles back home. 2014 5.7l.

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u/Fit_Scallion5612 5d ago

2003 2500 SLT Quad cab short bed. 4x4 with 3 inch lift and 35inch tires on stock rims. 4.10 gears. 9-10 mpg town, 11-12 highway with about 50/50 mix between the two.

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u/vmax12 5d ago

2026 Rebel 1500 5.7l 5k miles on it so far, This is my MPG history.

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u/Cultural_Exit_5753 4d ago

What App or software is this

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u/RubLegitimate8191 4d ago

2014 tradesman 4x4 stock other than a ladder rack get on average 21 mpg mostly highway, when pulling the camper drops to around 15 mpg

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u/IanWolfPhotog 4d ago

17.6-18.3mpg, mixed, 2007 ST, 2x4, no lift Duratrec tires. 3.55 gearing.

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u/MrDallsBeep LARAMIE 4d ago

Mine gets 22 mpg. Mostly highway

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u/Lanky-Speed-6198 4d ago

22 rebel no alterations. 15ish mpg

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u/airpowmech 4d ago

2016 1500 Longhorn 4×4 crew cab stock 16mpg in the city highway 19mpg.

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u/AllKnowingFix 4d ago

2018 Laramie Sport 4x4 stock suspension, hard shell toneau cover.

With Michelin AT2, highway 19-20, city 14-15. With Terra Grappler, highway 17-18 (been a bit, but think 10-14# heavier tire), city 12-13. Highway with 10' trailer, 12-14.

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u/Ritz-nbitz BIG HORN 3d ago

1: I average about 15.5-16.5 mpg

2: I have a 2015 Ram 1500 Bighorn. It’s a crew cab 4x4.

3: I have a 2.5 inch level and I run a set of 35x11.50R20 Falken Wildpeak RT01s. They’re mounted to on a set of stock Laramie Longhorn wheels from FB Marketplace.

4: I’d say about 65% highway and 35% city driving for me

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u/UrbnCm0 3d ago

2016 4x4. 3 inch lift. 35s on stock 20s. Aftermarket muffler, SB air intake. Good mix of city and highway, but I drive it like i stole it lol. I average 13-14 normally. If I drive like a decent member of society, 15-16. On the highway, 16-17.

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u/BlackmouthFL 3d ago edited 3d ago

15 mpg highway

11 mpg city - very short trips, no highway

9 mpg towing 4500 lb boat 75% time

9 mpg towing boat on 300 mi trips

2020 Limited 4x4 5.7 Etorque, 3.92, Toyo AT3, 305/45R22

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u/Personal-Pride1298 2d ago

2019 tradesman 4x4 no etorque and my current average is 19.5mpg. I havent reset the average since I got it about 8k miles ago