How much gas mileage does an 04-08 F-150 get with an 8'' lift and 37'' tires?
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Answer B: Remove the lift and lose the big tires.
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You know that old saying, "If you have to ask you can't afford it"? Do some research as no two trucks with the exact same setups will be the same. One truck may get 10MPG while the other will get 8MPG, same everything, lift, tires, gears, weight, driving. I would say a solid 10MPG should be close plus or minus 1 to 2 MPG with the setup you are asking about. Than comes the parts that may or may not fail prematurely due to the added weight of the larger tires and such.
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You know that old saying, "If you have to ask you can't afford it"? Do some research as no two trucks with the exact same setups will be the same. One truck may get 10MPG while the other will get 8MPG, same everything, lift, tires, gears, weight, driving. I would say a solid 10MPG should be close plus or minus 1 to 2 MPG with the setup you are asking about. Than comes the parts that may or may not fail prematurely due to the added weight of the larger tires and such.
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Just to give you some hopefully insight, this forum probably sees about 100 people asking the same question over adn over again. People provide them the answers, yet to never see or hear from that person again. It is easier for a person to talk about something than actually do it. Just some food for thought it all, so if you get some harsh answers I tried to warn ya. I would say 10-12MPG honestly seems to be the norm with that setup for the most part, yet hard to say as again no two trucks are the same even with the same setup. Hope this helps some.
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Just to give you some hopefully insight, this forum probably sees about 100 people asking the same question over adn over again. People provide them the answers, yet to never see or hear from that person again. It is easier for a person to talk about something than actually do it. Just some food for thought it all, so if you get some harsh answers I tried to warn ya. I would say 10-12MPG honestly seems to be the norm with that setup for the most part, yet hard to say as again no two trucks are the same even with the same setup. Hope this helps some.
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Most of the time that is what happens, so people now a days are less likely to help a person out. As a person with low post count, basic questions that one could find out on their own, with a little time doing some research they will get their answer. Me, honestly I can careless what you buy or do to be honest, you simply asked a question I tried my best to provide answers and give you some insight on why many people are not answering your questions.
