Waht is your gas mileage with your rv, 5thwheel, pop-up?

[loveDmouse]

We have a 31' Class C. We got about 7.5-8 mpg usually running around
65mph. We didn't think that was too bad. We were expecting worse.

 

[WDWFWfan]

2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7L V8, 4X4. Pulling large Viking Pop-up (GVWR 2,500). Average 14-16 MPG towing, 18-22 empty.

I had a 2002 Dodge Quad Cab with same engine as Jeep and towed both a small travel trailer (24 ft 4500# lightweight) and pop-up with it.

Pop-up 14-15 MPG
Travel Trailer 8-11 MPG

 

[lawnspecialties]

'05 F-250 4x4 Crew-Cab with 6.0L diesel. We pull a 30' Puma travel trailer. When going to DW, we get around 8 mpg, but we usually do around 70-75 mph. I'm sure we could do better if I got "out of the gas" a little but "Hey!, it's Disney. You're not supposed to be cheap that week!"

 

[lisa8200]

'05 F-250 4x4 Crew-Cab with 6.0L diesel. We pull a 30' Puma travel trailer. When going to DW, we get around 8 mpg, but we usually do around 70-75 mph. I'm sure we could do better if I got "out of the gas" a little but "Hey!, it's Disney. You're not supposed to be cheap that week!"

ain't it the truth

 

[terri01p]

We have a 3500 Silverado Chev. Extended Cab long bed....
Pulling a Cedar Creek 31Ft. and we get 8 miles to the gallon pulling our camper....from charlotte NC to WDW ,cost us round trip 500.00 and some odd dollars... not fun

 

[chiefcop]

Just got back today, and we averaged 13-14 mpg. We pull a 27 Keystone Hornet with a '03 Dodge 3500 turbo diesel.

 

[seabee]

We have a 32' toyhauler, towing with an '06 Ford Expedition 5.4L V8. We get about 13-13.5 mpg normally, and about 13 towing. I haven't been on roads where you could go above 60 though, so I am curious if it will drop on the highway. Our next trip will be highway driving so we will see. We use to have a 29' toyhauler and we were averaging about 12 mpg, but that was before we installed our K & N Filter. We are looking into upgrading our TV but it isn't feesible right now. We just upgraded the TT, so we will have to wait a bit. The Expedition tows just fine anyway.

 

[musicmama]

29' Four Winds Class C (1996) - gas, v-10, that we purchased in 2004. When we first camped about 100miles away in the Poconos, we got about 16-18mpg. That made me brave enough to attempt a Ft. W. trip and dumb enough to presume that we'd get about 15mpg. Well, we might have if hubby hadn't spent all that time driving at 75mph on 95... higher speed brought it down to about 10-12 mpg and really killed my gas estimates. Still better than my sister's Class A which gets about 8mpg!

 

[ghendricks]

we have a 2003 chevy 2500 hd duramax dsl pulling a 31 foot 5th wheel that weigh 12. we get about 11 loaded or 18 empty