Fuel Range on 2 Door?

[abe]

Hey all, I'm not trying to start another 2 door vs 4 door war here . I originally ordered a 4 door for the cargo space, etc because I sold my truck. I recently bought a used truck, so I want to go 2 door. That small 16.9 gallon fuel tank is my only hang up. Any of you lucky 2 door owners care to share what kind of range you're getting on a tank of gas?

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[R.A.N.M.J.]

Hey all, I'm not trying to start another 2 door vs 4 door war here . I originally ordered a 4 door for the cargo space, etc because I sold my truck. I recently bought a used truck, so I want to go 2 door. That small 16.9 gallon fuel tank is my only hang up. Any of you lucky 2 door owners care to share what kind of range you're getting on a tank of gas?

Depending on how you drive, 310 to 321 miles would be my guess. Based on MPG and capacity.

 

[Spooled]

I asked on a FB group and I got answers ranging from 220 to 360 miles depending on trim. With the 2.7 and Sas I don't see anything above 300 miles happening. Most said they were getting 17-18mpg with 2.7 + Sas.

 

[broncoky]

When I fill up my 2Dr 2.7 SAS, the range is never over 300. It usually says 295 for me and I think that's being generous. Mostly city driving with auto start/stop disabled, I'm averaging around 15.5 - 16 mpg on Costco 93 premium fuel. If I used every drop of fuel in the tank with 16mpg, the range would only be 270.4 miles.

 

[JKommuter]

My 2dr 2.7 Basesquatch averages between 16 and 17 on the lie-o-meter. Mostly errands and such around town. I have seen 20mpg after resetting it on the highway while traveling 45 miles at 65. I agree with the others 300 miles is the most we will see, and I'm going to be looking into a Jerry Can mount with whatever rear bumper solution I come up with.

 

[antman92]

you can convert from KM to M but when i fill up, im at 380km to empty.... im only on my first tank after the original delivery

edit: i also didnt pay attention and it couldve been higher than that... but im at 275km left with over half left

 

[abe]

Thanks all. Less than 300 miles isn't much when you plan to roadtrip to remote destinations. Jerry cans are a must anyway, but it seems like I'd want a couple more than usual. Tough decision for me lol

 

[soupcook]

Depending on how you drive, 310 to 321 miles would be my guess. Based on MPG and capacity.

This estimate is if you drive to empty...if you refill at 1/4 tank then about 250 miles...

 

[Gtrekker]

Hey, so took my Wildtrak to the office, 1st time. Filled the truck, range showed 247 miles. That is absurd to be under 300 mile range... Hope they will have larger tanks / upgrades soon! I'm not going to fill up every day!!! Yes, I was on MT when I got home (1.5hr commute each way).

 

[cowman]

2.7..... 87 octane.... 341 mile on it as of today... drive 20 miles a day... 1/2 town driving 1/2 highway miles .... 20.6 showing on mileage avg.... so for fun if you figure 20 miles per gal...... times 16 gal..... 320 miles

 

[zedster]

This reminds me of:


LOL

 

[EVH1994]

For those of you with a 2-Door 2.3L Manual Badlands Non-SAS, what kind of mileage are you getting?

 

[Heynongman]

2.3L sasquatch 2 door. Automatic. Getting just over 17mpg and approximately 300 miles per tank.

 

[KGRoberts]

Hey, so took my Wildtrak to the office, 1st time. Filled the truck, range showed 247 miles. That is absurd to be under 300 mile range... Hope they will have larger tanks / upgrades soon! I'm not going to fill up every day!!! Yes, I was on MT when I got home (1.5hr commute each way).

The trucks at the Off-Roadeo, with tanks full, showed a range of 62 miles . The Bronco calcs your range based on the MPG average the truck has experienced. Those Off-Roadeo Broncos had never been on the pavement to rack up "normal" fuel economy numbers.
So, take the "miles to empty" estimate with a grain of salt.

 

[Phil]

For those of you with a 2-Door 2.3L Manual Badlands Non-SAS, what kind of mileage are you getting?

this what I am thinking about getting anyone have this?

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