What’s the full range in a2021 ram etoque

[deeheard101]

I recently bought a used 2021 Ram etorque and I have filled my tank a hand full of times and every time I only get about 225-230 miles to a full tank. I feel like I should be getting alot more. Is that normal or do I have an issue with my fuel tank?? Thanks for the help and advice given.‍‍

 

[crash68]

It's well known a Hemi can pass just about anything but a gas station.. LOL
How many gallons are you filling up with? What size tank does the truck have?
You can look up the vehicle build sheet by entering the truck VIN here:

FCA RAM

fcagroup.my.site.com

(use all capital letters)

 

[kdoublep]

That seems low

 

[RamDiver]

My non-Etorque Hemi gets about double that range, depending on the time of year and amount of city versus highway driving.

About 450-470 miles on a 26 US gallon tank for mostly rural highway travel.

During a road trip last summer that was mostly rural highway, traveling at 58 mph (I use cruise almost always) the range was 640-650 miles/tank.

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[Dave Haddon]

Best ever road trip from Saskatoon to Tacoma one sector woth cruise at 115 got 1102 km...usually on average about 950-980 km per tankrange indicator when filled. City about 890-900

 

[tjfdesmo]

Don't e-torque trucks have a smaller tank, like 22-23 gallons?

 

[kdoublep]

Pretty sure they get a 23 gal but that's because they're supposed to get better mpg.

 

[Daw14]

I recently bought a used 2021 Ram etorque and I have filled my tank a hand full of times and every time I only get about 225-230 miles to a full tank. I feel like I should be getting alot more. Is that normal or do I have an issue with my fuel tank?? Thanks for the help and advice given.‍‍

How many gallons of fuel does it take ? 10 ?

 

[18CrewDually]

^^^That's the big question???

 

[turkeybird56]

E Torque equipped trucks standard is 23 gallons fuel tank, unless Optionally ordered and larger tank put in. Most Hemi's unless Optional equipment have 26 gallon tanks. But OP should be getting a lot more than 230 miles to a tank. Last I saw, most Hemi's get close to 20 MPG more/less on Highway.

OP, if U R reading the idiot gauge that gives ETE, than U will never get a true MPG range. U need to hand calculate. But even the idiot readouts get close, sometimes. But I find even on my Hemi, after fillup the ETE range is usually shown as 335 to 350 miles, and that is totally wrong. It is not even close. (Based on Highway, not local driving).

Math says: 20 mpg: 26 gallon tank gives U appx 520 miles, but of course how U drive, maintain, speeds achieved, wind, all that applies. This would be steady highway, not stop and go in town. U will find your in town mileage, be between 13-17 ish MPG. I get almost 17 running around town if not driving like on a "turkey trot".

You just cannot believe a fuel gauge that reads low anyway like 2-3 gallons. But OP, if you get close to the Idiot light coming on, as in low fuel, best fill up. And never run these things dry.

All above IMHO.

 

[deeheard101]

It's well known a Hemi can pass just about anything but a gas station.. LOL
How many gallons are you filling up with? What size tank does the truck have?
You can look up the vehicle build sheet by entering the truck VIN here:

FCA RAM

fcagroup.my.site.com

(use all capital letters)

 

[Stewart]

I have a 20’ Limited with the etorque and I usually get 13-15 mpg. I am also running 35 12.5/r 22 tires and have 3.92 gears. Weight can also affect mpg, I have the panoramic sunroof Which is heavy. Don’t forget the weight of the generator and the 48 volt battery behind the rear seat. Any extras can add up.