Whats everyone getting for MPG?

I just had a re-gear done on my 3rd gen. I am now running 4:88 on 33’s. I am headed out for a road trip in a couple of days and will see what 2700rpms at 75 gets me…. I am in Denver and have put about 1100 miles on the new gearing, we have been in the mountains, off-roading and usual driving and I am avg.16-17mpg at that.

 

Just got back from California. Filled up in Long Beach, Ca, drove 394 miles to Phoenix before fueling up again. It was super hot out there (106), so had the a/c on the whole time. Speed was 70 to 80mph. 2022 4Runner, 2wheel drive. Most of the time the indicator said 20-22mpg

 

You could have gotten your exact mpg by dividing the 394 miles you traveled by the number of gallons it took to fill after.

 

I did that. Came out to 19.84mpg

 

I track all of my mileage and fuel purchases in an app called Fuelio. Average lifetime is 17.42 although most tanks have been .5-1.5 mpg higher ever since removing my Yakima roof basket.

 

Being lazy without researching the app, But can the app data be exported?

Thanks!

 

Yep, it actually backs up to my google drive (or other options if you're not a google person) so it's always exporting and will always be available on any phone you use.

 

Wife wants a 4runnner...hope she likes getting roughly the same mileage as my Tacoma

 

805 Tacoma Tuning, my wife absolutely loves her 2022 4Runner. She was driving a 2013 Honda CRV before the 4 runner. Our 4 runner is a 2 wheel drive stock vehicle, so, we don’t do any off road to speak of. I am a falconer, so, we are always on dirt roads or 2 tracks. I am now driving the Honda CRV and it now has 316,000 miles on it. Getting ready for another trip to Pennsylvania ( from NM) in the 4runner pulling a trailer.

 

I also use an App to track all my fill-ups and miles as well. It's called "Gas Manager". I am currently getting 17.4mpg on my 2023 Limited and 18.8mpg on my 2010 SR5.

 

Ott tune seems to get good reviews also

 

Now that all you data scientists have collected all those data points, whatcha gonna do with them?

 

go in depression?

 

Lol

 

When I’m outside of my service contract I’ll be looking for those hilarious savings myself. Still got 40K+ worth of services to go.

 

Not sure but I just got a few gallons and it was like $4.50 each.

 

My 1997 holds its own at 18 city 22 highway. Though I've been doing a lot of New Jersey TP and cross country driving, and so it's been 22 mpg more often. While in Montana, I got a hold of some 85 octane, and I got 25 mpg. My record is just under 30 mpg. Blessed little 4 cylinder.

 

We are getting a little better than 19mpg on our 4Runner. We just turned 30,000 miles on a trip from NM to Ca. When my wife comes back from Ca, we will be heading to Pennsylvania pulling a 5x8 enclosed trailer that weighs about 900 pounds. We will spend a month in Pa before returning to NM. Our 4Runner is a 2022 stock 2 wheel drive.

 

I have a similar trailer. When loaded up heavy, I got about 12mpg.

 

My latest mileage on an I-70 trip through Missouri. So far happy with highway mileage.

 

I too wish I could do a mpg test on a long highway trip back to back on my Limited VS TRD Pro. Even with full time 4wd I feel like its doing better than TRD Pro with 2wd on highway. I wonder TRD Pro gets less because of roof rack and more clearance bumper vs Limited have more bumper to move the air around smoothly and nothing on top to block the air. Not sure whats the deal.

 

Curlystooge, our 4Runner said 21.5 mpg, but, when I took the total miles of the trip and divided it by gallons we used 19.5 mpg

 

Chris in Milwaukee, pulling our 5x8 trailer we get between 12 and 15 mpg depending on weight and terrain. If we are going uphill, it’s gonna be around 12mpg. If downhill, it’s gonna be around 14 or 15mpg.

 

I've gotten 21.5 and confirmed it. The calculator is generally pretty accurate from what I've seen.

 

I had been doing 22-23-ish with my 2020 OR. 24-ish on my 2014 SR5 (2WD).

A lot of shorter trips so far on the new one. Plus coasting causes downshifting in the transmission control and slows things up. Tailpipe emissions rules (not laws) from the unelected bureaucracy.

 

Seems I always go uphill both ways.

 

Chris in Milwaukee, either uphill or driving into a strong headwind. Gas prices always seem to go way up when I am making my yearly trip to Pennsylvania. Gas in my little town in New Mexico is $3.88 a gallon, but, my wife is in Ca right now and said gas is about $5 a gallon.

 

$5.15⁹ a gallon... AT COSTCO! ($5.99⁹ in San Diego.)

The "big oil" companies are making a reported $0.15 profit per gallon sold. California taxes and fees? $1.44 (as reported by the party-in-charge supporting San Diego Union Tribune). We are reaping what they vote.

 

If it makes you feel any better, I get around 12-13 pulling this. I'll have to check back again after I tow it with the roof rack off and the granny tires on.




Out of curiosity, how fast are you guys cruising? I keep it between 55-65.