What's your max distance on a full tank?

[cwcaesar]

Honda's MPG meters are garbage. Seeing 40mpg on the dash will actually equate to 38mpg at the pump. But for me, anywhere from 350 to 380mi (30% and the rest feeder raods)

I disagree. I am usually within .1 MPG between manually calculating and the dash estimate. And if the dash is 'off' mine is wrong in the other direction. Meaning that I will actually have better mileage than my dash indicates.

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[07EX]

My best tank was 818km (508 miles) and I was still showing 34 miles to empty. Best MPG was 45MPG and lifetime average 42.7MPG.

 

[TheComebackKid]

I did 700km (435miles) on a tank when driving from Quebec to New Brunswick. I was averaging about 43.3mpg. I had about 2.65gallons left in the tank when I refilled so I could of went for another 50miles.

 

[BigDog]

490 miles on one tank in May. Averaged 42.46 MPG on that tank and used 11.54 gallons. During the summer I typically run it down until I get the low fuel warning so I was consistently getting 460-480 miles per tank. That's going to drop to around 415 miles per tank this winter if I were to run the fuel down to a comparable level.

 

[ltrinh]

I usually fill up when the indicator shows about 100 miles left in the tank. At every fill up the indicator shows between 450- 480 miles and I think that is accurate. Longest stretch between fill up is 420 miles for me.
My best mpg during my daily commute ( 40 miles each way ) is 50 mpg and hit that only once from home to work.
I heard that it is not a good idea to run low on fuel. It may damage to fuel pump if there is nothing or very little to pump.

 

[optimusprimerib]

I'm lucky to get 300 miles on a tank. I do drive thru some gnarly traffic daily. But how some of you are getting upper 400s to 500 miles....unreal.

 

[happychanga]

about 250 miles and No I don't drive like a grandma

 

[SichuanHot]

On pure highway driving with cruise set at 75 mph, the max I was able to get by the time the trip computer showed I had 30 miles left on the tank was 490 miles. If I really wanted to push my luck I could have broken 500, but I also didn't want to be left stranded with no fuel.

 

[Powder]

According to OBC, my low was 25.4 mpg (1st bought car) & my high 36.1 mpg (long work commute plagued w troopers).

 

[jdm_mike]

Since we love to bump 4 year old threads ....

460km / 285.8mi and I gas up every 8-10 days. Do a ton of high way driving and getting around my city takes 30-45 mins

 

[AmyChris13]

Harrisburg to Boston…. This is the first tank, at fill up in Connecticut. I make it on a tank and a half without fail. This is from 13MAY22.
I run exclusively Sunoco 91 or Sheetz 93, don’t even know what the “ECON” button does, and am running a K+N CAI on a Ktuner base map. This is a K20C2 MT6.
My brother’s Focus ST can suck it.

For reference: I’m actively filing the tank as I snapped this photo, got 488 miles on the tank I’m replacing, at 41.1 mpg. I took the photo to rub my brothers nose in his Ford mileage.

 

[USNengineman]

I drive from SD to vegas often. Vegas to SD ill average around 37-39mpg for the trip which is 333 mile drive with about 60-80 miles to E at the end. SD to vegas i get from 38-43mpg. same drive just different hills to go up. thats with intake, tip, DP/FP and fmic. tsp stage 1+, so you could say im happy with my mileage

 

[jason510]

Honda's MPG meters are garbage. Seeing 40mpg on the dash will actually equate to 38mpg at the pump. But for me, anywhere from 350 to 380mi (30% and the rest feeder raods)

I actually do my mileage by hand with a Google Sheet when I fill up and it's usually within .5 to .9 of a mile off in both directions so IMO it's fairly accurate if you're resetting every time you fill up.

 

[jason510]

I drive from SD to vegas often. Vegas to SD ill average around 37-39mpg for the trip which is 333 mile drive with about 60-80 miles to E at the end. SD to vegas i get from 38-43mpg. same drive just different hills to go up. thats with intake, tip, DP/FP and fmic. tsp stage 1+, so you could say im happy with my mileage

That's so weird because I'm usually the exact opposite coming from OC. My father lives there so I go often and usually leave around 5am. Vegas is a higher elevation so coming back I'd expect better mileage but maybe you hit more traffic going to SD?

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