With gas prices skyrocketing across the country, you may be concerned about your next big road trip. And rightly so! You may not know this, but the average RV is driven about 5,000 miles each year. 

Some rigs get only 5-7 miles per gallon (MPG), while other very fuel-efficient models can get up to 18-25 MPG. This is important because gas mileage efficiency can save you thousands of dollars over the lifetime of your RV (and maybe even on one long, single trip).  

A member of our RV Lifestyle Facebook community recently reached out to ask for suggestions to improve his RV gas mileage. The community responded with great suggestions, many of which I've included here along with more information.

The Cost of RV Driving

Most standard RVs average about 10 MPG. If you have not yet calculated your RV's MPG or have an upcoming trip that you would like to prepare for, you can use this helpful formula: