Post your '16 MPG

Driven 100 miles so far!

 

My anecdotal observation from posts in this thread is that Sport models are exceeding expectations, and OR models are posting disappointing results. Maybe that ugly air dam is actually pretty effective?

And of course all-season tires are much lower rolling resistance than A/T tires.

 

Ok so just hit my first fill up. As a heads up I don't know what the dealer put in as far as gas type or if they stopped on the first click or double clicked it to top off (that's what i do) so this first tank and mpg has unknown variables. As far as driving it's a AC 4x2 sr5 with tow package and upgraded AT tires 265/70/16
According to the Eco display on the entune it says I got 21.6 mpg hand calculation was 398 miles driven devide by 18.083 = 22.009 this was about 75% city driving and highway speeds of 65-70

 

Auto.

 

I have AT's on mine and am still far exceeding. lol

 

End of second tank. DCSBOR. Auto.

 

What fuel are you running Kenn?

 

Regular, 87 octane.
That is about 90% highway. But I'm happy, coming from a wrangler where 19mph was great gas mileage.

 

No kidding! I wouldn't be complaining at all.

 

Based off his profile it looks like TRD Sport DCSB 4x4

 

Doesn't anybody log into Fuelly?

 

He's also at 5k feet elevation which helps a lot.

 

Rocky mountain high! CO just keeps getting "higher" too.

 

Didn't see the 2016 listed yesterday.

 

Interesting, my bad. I assumed it was lack of users.

 

I setup an account, but it probably won't show up until I have a second tank of gas so it it can make first calculation.

 

Maybe. I know they scrub out 'outliers'. I don't see any listed.

 

Give it some time, let the engine settle in.

 

I do not think there is much if any diff in resistance on the OEMs. I would not really consider the OEM ATs to be an AT

 

This seems to be the case for what we have seen so far but, data is pretty thin with some OR users giving too small of range to be considered valid, IMO. I might expect the air dam to make a slight difference but not to the point where highway mpg on an OR would be 18mpg. I don't think tires would do that either. If the differences really are that big I'd be inclined to think the OR and the Sport are using a different fuel map. Doesn't seem likely. Mostly, I don't think we have enough data and I don't think there are enough miles on any of the trucks yet.