Post your '16 "OR" MPG

Mine were at 29/30 psi before I inflated them. I average between 60 to 68 mph.

 

For Off Road models, recommended is 30 psi which is low to me. I'm not sure at what psi the tpms light comes on.

 

No no. I'm talking if my display reads 32psi my true psi is really 34-35. It comes on at 24 for me. Oh and I run at 38 cold, about 42 warmed up.

 

No. Mine reads within 1 psi of my digital tire gauge.

I was running 30, but now run 33 psi and it made a big difference in the handling stability. Ride is a bit more harsh, but livable.

My driving conditions vary too much to really state my average MPG. Fuelly says 18.4 overall at this point, but that's got a lot of off-roading and some mountain trips with a full load. I'm seeing 21 or so on long highway trips, but 18.5 -20 on my mixed commute. Two hard stabs on the throttle will knock me down more than one MPG on my short 18 mile commute.

Snugtop adds noticeable weight, unknown effect on aerodynamics.

 

Good read. Although I didn't buy this or any vehicle for mpgs, I am still very anal about tracking it. I've been using the acar. Works great for me but doesn't share info.

I've been driving about 20 miles trips, mainly highway cruise set at 60-65 and avg about 19. That said I'm on my second tank of fuel. So we will see how she does. I'm working on setting up the fulley app now.
Truck is a double cab short bed trd or auto

 

I'd bet that I have pretty close to that many miles offroad as well. I'm comparing it to my old Chevy with the Duramax. I know this is like comparing apples to oranges. This is really the only thing that I don't like about the truck. I want to be able to take long range overland trips in it, but the range of the fuel tank worries me at those low MPG's.

 

That's what jerry cans are for.

 

That's the plan for now. Maybe someone will build a long range tank for them.

 

Gas is 1/2 the price of a gallon of milk. Burn more.

 

Where does this fit in with everyone else?
I easily can get over 24mpg!

 

Clearly you drive like an old woman.

 

Where does this fit in with everyone else?
I easily can get over 23mpg!

60-65. Accelerate like an old man with a real light foot. Not a woman! No need to be jealous

 

I can do that to when coming down the mountain. I wanna see you get that on a tank. Not just 16 miles.

 

Took a 250 mile trip on mine yesterday. Cruise set at 75mph the whole time. Got 15.5mpg on the way up and 14.0 on the way back. My trans hates staying in 6th gear.

 

Not an OR but a 4x4 Limited and I'm at 21mpg. I track with Fuelly.

http://www.fuelly.com/car/toyota/tacoma/2016/ctfriel/400220

Not sure if the link will work.

 

I'd love to get 27 on a tank!! That's just the best trip average I've gotten and was really surprised to see that number pop up. My tank averages have been floating around 21-22.
But with my cummute to and from work I can get 24mpg constantly without having to try. That's driving 60-65mph.

 

Did 30 more off road miles yesterday in heavy rain. Truck got 12 mpg during the 30 mile off road section because there was no one else on the trail to slow us down.

The rain made for about 1 less mpg overall

 

My last tank was skewed way in the negative from bashing around in 40" of snow for hours. Driving around on secondary roads I'm seeing 20+ pretty easily. Interstate or stop and go I'm around 17.

 

yeah, my average has gone from 22+ to 20.2, as seen in Fuelly banner, due to off roading and getting 8-12 mpg for hours at a time

 

For what it's worth in my 2 tanks of owning her, my on screen avg per tank has been about 18.5. I aired up the tires from 30 to about 36 and on the way home today I went from 18.6 to 19.2. Not a bad gain. But time will tell how much it actually helped.

30psi seems low. They even look low to me