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Old 04-19-2024, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by AlbertanGP View Post
Maybe. Then again, I look to be the only one who took the time to hand-calculate the fuel economy of the truck. My truck may be an anomaly, but its the most reliable real world info you're going to see on the truck.
I did on mine both and compared... It is accurate, but again there are a lot of variables one can't account for. Weight being towed, shape of trailer (land sail versus open steel car trailer), headwind versus no headwind (mentioned), driving style (faster drivers versus slower drivers, frequent on the gas on the brakes versus consistent tow speed, etc), vehicle modifications (my dead stock truck with very light standard load 18 inch tires versus your lifted truck with possibly heavier larger wheels and tires, etc etc...

I do agree with you on what you are saying, but I also agree with what others (and myself) are saying. Like everything, the "it depends" statement is always a consideration.
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