Got to remember to keep your foot out of it.
We returned from a trip to PA and back. Think, flat Ohio and Indiana -- Not for PA.
Cruising at 72 mph with a full box of stuff, we got 26.8 mpg on the return trip. You just don't want to be the rabbit that the law enforcement is looking for. Turn off your adapted cruise control.
Also, check how your Ranger shifts. Toggle the switch on the left side of your shift knob and the gears will show up on the bottom left of the dash panel. Our Ranger most always skips 2nd.
And most are correct here --- our city/hwy is about mid 24 mpg when home.
I think I found part of the problem. Controls on the left side of the steering wheel have been acting speratic. Cruise turns on, 70% of the time, along with trip rest.