What is the gas mileage of a Ford F-350?

The Ford F-350 diesel averages about 20 miles per gallon on the highway, depending on the amount of weight the truck is towing. Diesel engines get better mileage than gas engines, which is why the V-8 engine in the heavy-duty F-350 can still get in the 20s on the highway.

What kind of shocks does a Ford F-250 have?

Independent twin I-beam with coil springs, shock absorbers, stabilizer bar Stabilizer bar with non independent live axle with leaf springs, staggered shock absorbers; stabilizer bar on DRW models, camper package and stabilizer bar package on SRW

What kind of engine does a Ford F 350 have?

Vacuum (F-250/F-350 single-rear-wheel gas engines) / hydro-boost (F-250/F-350 single-rear-wheel diesel engine, F-350 dual-rear-wheel), ABS 17-inch steel on F-250 and F-350 dual-rear-wheel; 18-inch steel on F-350 single-rear-wheel, LT245/75R17E noted.

What are the specs of a 2006 Ford F-350?

Stabilizer bar with non independent live axle with leaf springs, staggered shock absorbers; stabilizer bar on DRW models, camper package and stabilizer bar package on SR Vacuum (F-250/F-350 single-rear-wheel gas engines) / hydro-boost (F-250/F-350 single-rear-wheel diesel engine, F-350 dual-rear-wheel), ABS

What is the gas mileage of a Ford F-350?