What kinda gas mileage are you getting?

One of my drives home from work

 

My 2018 access cab 2.7 auto with 1800 miles shows 23.1 since new. Short in suburbia trips can be as low as 14 mpg, and short interstate trips about 30 miles can be as high as 28 mpg. Flat land in South East Virginia. Usually get 20- 23 to work and back home

 

14-17

 

I get between 22 and 23 on average with my TRD 6 banger.

 

Get great gas mileage when I go home to visit parents. Terrible mileage when I'm down state for work, too windy and instead of doing 55-60 end up doing 80-85.

 

I have a '16 SR 3.5 so no computer to calc... I do by hand.
Always 87 octane. 38k miles, stock tires, air dam removed.
Just filled up this morning and got 22 on last tank. 21 the tank before. Best I've ever got was 22.5 I believe. Worst was 18 (winter gas).

 

yes , I prefer MPG over litre per 100 KM

 

Anywhere from 20.5 - 22.2 that's even with my new Wildpeaks, and heavy foot, mixed road driving conditions! Got lucky!!

 

V6, stock tires and suspension. Ran in S Mode 6 today averaging 65 mph.

 

Got a 17 OR 4x4 I get 21 to 23 mpg but I drive on all flat surfaces and between 45 to 60 mph

 

Cracks me up seeing all these claims of 20+ MPG with 30-something miles traveled

 

Staying right at 18 MPG over last 3 tanks. Straight city. Sliders, ko2’s, skids, tonneau and recovery gear on bed racks. Prob 1,000 extra lbs.

 

Ok, I'll bite. I'm usually around 18.5-19.5 but my last tank was all highway. I'm running e rated 265/75/16s bfg ko2s on my dclb.

 

38mpg on a 90 mile round trip.

 

Did my first fill up this morning. A bit surprised at how good it was on the first tank. It think may be an anomaly though; I suspect the dealer topped off the tank without resetting the trip meter. We shall see.

 

Caught this at at stop light on the Saturday errands run.

 

I have always had shitty mileage. In town around 13-14 and perhaps 16-17 on highway for my TRD Off Rod short bed. Here are the stats for last 48 fuel ups. Sea level mostly with trip into mountains at 5300 feet is my usual operating area.

 

Well, whatever Fuelly says it is - over 20 I think

 

20+

 

See below, I average 15. I guess I drive to fast and do too much commuting in the city. Though it's not much better on trips when I'm weighted down. Doesn't help with the lift, tires, shell, bed weight, tent, and the fact that San Diego is all rolling hills.