Whats everyone getting for MPG?

I normally at home driving I reset mpg after about 3 refills. I did reset it before leaving for Florida. I get between 17 and 19 around home.

 

How are you measuring it? I wouldnt go by the vehicles calculation.

 

I keep an eye on miles per quarter tank. I was averaging 100-115 per quarter tank. With the 20 gallon tank it figures to be close to the 4r numbers.

 

12 highway . Code 52 lol.

 

3" lift, 285s, and 15k miles; currently at 19.0mpg, hasn't changed from stock at all. lol

 

13 MPG Average
1991 2nd Gen 4Runner
Best since engine rebuild 15.22 MPG
Worst is 10.60 MPG (When I had to get it smogged 10° timing)
Works best at 14° timing on 87 Regular Grade usually Union 76
Mods:
3VZ-E, Thorley's, test pipe with K&N-57-Series CAI!
CAI is now shrouded in an insulated aluminum box with an acrylic cover and ported to the OEM headlight funnel. Best mileage as of 11Nov2019 was 16.18 MPG.
Port-Matched and smoothed: TB, plenum, intake, and heads
Lapped block/heads for MLS gaskets with ARP studs.
Professional 40 µm stainless steel screen Oil Filter on Perma Cool remote filter mounting kit (no bypass)
Zirgo 16 inch electric Fan on Aluminum Radiator, Deral thermal 185° switch/relay.
15x7 OEM Wheels, Cooper Discoveries 31x10.5-R15's.
OEM Gearing I think it is 4.56:1
BJ-spacers and Daystar coil spring spacers about 1/2-1.00 inch overall lift over OEM ride height with reduced rear sag.
Skyjacker M95 monotubes front and rear with OEM torsion bars and coils.

 

19.7 seems to be the normal everyday driving number

 

I am getting 19.5 mpg. But I drive 90% highway miles. Gotta get this thing off road!!!!

 

Stock ORP, typically 45-55mph route to work. 18.7-18.9 mpg.

 

2019 ORP. 1” higher in front, stock tires - Nitto G2s. 30-mile highway commute twice a day.

Generally average about 18-18.2mpg

 

I was consistently seeing 19.1 mpg for the first 4500 miles from April to July. Serviced the front and rear diffs and instantly saw a 0.7 mpg increase which has been verified across multiple fillups on fuelly. Did the first oil change at 8k miles, and now I'm seeing another slight increase.

Overall average for the first 8250 miles is 19.5 mpg and climbing. Best tank was 20.5 mpg which will likely be surpassed on the next fillup, as I'm currently showing 21.2 mpg on the dash at the half tank mark. That's pretty impressive considering the weather has cooled significantly since Summer, and I haven't adjusted the air pressure in the tires.

Edited to add:
Overall average now 19.6. Best tank at 20.94.

 

2005 4 Runner V6 319,000 mi: 18 mpg +/- city, 24 -27 Hwy Premium Grade fuel

 

the truck tells me my average is 18.9 mpg no matter when I check it. quick glance while driving shows into the low 20's. all I know is that during travel soccer season and Christmas, I pay about as much for gas as I do for the truck itself.

 

Are you living in the 4Runner ?

 

For the first 1400 miles I've driven (odometer is at ~1410 miles), the dash shows me at just under 17mpg, but I haven't yet calculated the actual based on the fuel fill up receipts that I've saved in an envelope. It's also been winter here, so that should rightly reduce mpg a bit.

I do a manual fuelly-style record keeping in a small bound notebook that I record all fuel stops, maintenance, and care I do to the vehicle chronologically and I have yet to enter all the data.

 

20.2 mpg
Bone stock
47k miles

 

According to the dash, 17.5. Pretty consistent unless I'm doing a 1000 mile highway drive, then a bit better.

 

15.7MPG.
295’s, and a 3 inch lift.
Probably higher if I did it by hand though.

 

2020 SR5 bone stock averaging 20.5 mpg mostly city driving.
I have the DuelerH/T tires (which is basically a street tire), pumped up to 36psi, so that might account for the better than average mpg.
Edit: Today I checked my mpg & it is 21.7mpg after driving some highway speeds this week.
8/20/20 took a trip on highway, getting 22.5 mpg now. my mileage is getting better!

 

I was getting 13.1 litres/100 km, then I added a winch and a couple of bumpers and now I’m getting 13.2 litres/100km. Haha. Btw, in American speak that’s roughly 17.8 mpg. According to the gauge on the dash, anyway. And it doesn’t seem to matter how or where I drive it. I stick to regular fuel, because it runs great on that.

 

1992 4Runner V6 with 31's. Got 12 mpg mixed driving with last fill up. Best I have ever gotten was 20 straight highway back in the 90's.

 

235-15-KO2’s, 1990 3VZE, 5 speed. Right around 16 MPG Avg.

 

20.1-20.3 in the summer, 19.3-19.6 in the winter.... mixed driving on 87 octane.

 

18.2 Mostly city driving. On long trips, 22.1.

 

Between 13 - 15 mpg. Depends on how heavy my foot is that day.

 

'21 SR5 Premium. Lifted 2.5F/1R, steel skid plates and 265/70r17 Load Range E Grabber ATX. Pretty much all highway miles currently and averaging about 15 - 17 MPG.

 

Right around 20 in the pickup, 18 in the 87 4Runner, 18 in the 99 4Runner. A lot depends on conditions, use of 4WD in the 4Runners during the winter (snow/ice to deal with), amount of city driving, highway speed (stuck behind a slow big-rig), etc etc etc. SO many variables it's hard to get a real accurate reading.
Now throw in the quality of the gas, ethanol or not, and so on...who knows.

Enjoy!
Pat☺

 

2020 Limited with stock tires and no mods. Computer says I've averaged 18.1 in the 10,000 miles I've driven. On a recent 100 mile round trip with a mix of driving but most speeds between 50-60 MPH, the computer said I got 21.1 on the way there, and 21.9 on the way back. Based on my calculations at the pump, the computer is only slightly optimistic. Maybe a couple tenths of one MPG.

That said, GPS shows that the speedometer runs 1-3 MPH higher than actual, depending on speed. Thus, the truck is presumably traveling slightly fewer miles than the ODO reports. And if that's the case then presumably my calculations at the pump are also a bit optimistic. So, to ballpark actual MPG, I'd take about a half-MPG off of whatever the computer is saying.

In around town driving the computer often reports only 13-15 MPG. So less than the EPA city number. The only reason the computer reports more than 18 MPG over my 10,000 miles is that roughly half of those miles are highway. On most of my highway trips the computer has reported 20 MPG or a hair under.

 

14.4

 

37 mpg going down hill with foot off the pedal....