2.7L MPG

2010 4x4 5 speed access-stock; 19 mpg city and 22mpg highway-87 octane with 10% ethanol crap. Hilly terrain. I do a little better with 93 octane but doesn't pay to use in N.Y.

 

I do have a lift but not sure how much (was on the truck when I bought it) but I think 1,75". Still on the stock dunlop.

 

2013 AC 2wd auto trans., no top @ 5682 miles
stock Dunlop AT20s (P215/70R15): 35 psi front, 35 psi rear

90% city 10% highway
no towing, no heavy loads
all near sea level
driving habit: *GGDRS #5-6

21.13 miles/gal.



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Filled it up with 91octane today. Will see if makes a difference on the millage this week.

 

2014 dbl cab 2.7l with solid tooneau,hi flow air filter ,turbo muffler. Getting avg 23.19mpg mix city/hwy, 70mile daily commute
BTW sometimes heavy foot

 

Usually we get 25.5 mpg unloaded. Worst mileage was towing a cargo trailer w/ 1900 lbs at 5000', highway speeds, air conditioning on, 17mpg.

 

2013 AC 2wd auto trans., no top @ 5877 miles
stock Dunlop AT20s (P215/70R15): 35 psi front, 35 psi rear

35% city 65% highway
no towing, no heavy loads
all near sea level
driving habit: *GGDRS #5-6

25.6 miles/gal.



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I got 15.67 the other day.

 

Update on 91 octane, no difference... light came on at 584km (363 miles...) Like usual.

 

Pacific to Atlantic roadtrip, 3,200 miles

2013 AC 2wd auto trans., no top @ 9200 miles
stock Dunlop AT20s (P215/70R15): 35 psi front, 33 psi rear

almost 100% highway
no towing, no heavy loads
elevation: 0-7500 ft.
driving habit: *GGDRS #5-6

Average through 10 measured legs- 28.6 miles/gal.

worst leg- 22 mpg (through mountains, rpm just under 2000 to 3500)
best leg - 32 mpg (mostly downhill from mountains to central plains, rpm kept just under 2000)


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Bought my 2.7 last month new (May 20, 2015, today is June 23) After 6 fill ups, I am averaging 21.6 mpg with a steady mix of city and highway. Taking a trip out to the Grand Canyon next month from Texas and I should plenty of highway driving. I'll repost with pics of the gauge reading.

 

Just did 22.9 MPG. It's my best tank so far since I track it.

 

Bought a new Access Cab 4wd 5-speed last month, haven't gotten below 22.6 mixed city/hwy with a/c on. Got 23 on an all-highway trip at 65mph with a/c on. Haven't raised tire pressure yet, still all stock and on Dunlops.

 

Just did a 600 mile trip with a full load in and through the mountains from Newnan to St. Louis. I got 24 MPG. This doing 80 to 90 MPH in the mountains up hill and cruising at 70 MPH. the Taco is a great truck.

 

Sounds safe. Glad you made it home.

 

Commuting into town I get around 22. Pulling a trailer with a 4-wheeler aboard I get 19-20. Extended interstate travel I get 25. My 2.7 is stock and I use Michelin Defenders (215/70R-15) at 40psi...

 

Just got 23.7, mostly highway. Light came on a 646km (401mi). Pretty satisfied with that

 

I get 18 now.

 

03' 2.7, stock. I've been calculating mpg every fill up since Spring and it consistently gets between 20 and 20.5 mpg. I run the A/C full blast, so it could probably get 21-22 if I didn't do that.

 

Mine's brand new and I get 18, mostly in the city and very short trips. Haven;t been on a long trip yet.