Fuel Economy on Pro

Probably because Falcrap tires are HEAVY AF.

 

I’m going to just use sport mode where I can keep it in 5th gear so I have some get-up when I push the gas rather then the transmission down shifting.

 

Mine is a 2019 Sport and 700 miles, fill at 1/2 tank.. All checks manually have averaged a solid 21 miles per. So Fla no hills and due to cheap gas now been using 89 oct.

 

How fast are you driving? Speed kills MPGs.

 

60-65 on commute.

 

I Commute to South Charlotte NC everyday about 70 miles round trip. Lots of hill.....

 

my truck when new: 18-20mpg
my truck now at 40k: 16mpg

 

There's a lot of things contributing, winter fuel being one of them. These trucks aren't flex fuel compatible and I swear some winter blends must use more than just 10% ethanol. Performance in Michigan across all of my vehicles plummets.

Also how much heavier are your new tires compared to stock? Tire weight will play a huge factor in MPG

 

Please. Sure, gas was not taxed much in 1950. Check out what the income tax rate back then was... around 90%. We still pay the same total percentage of taxes, they just move it around.

 

Good point on ethanol, in Iowa you can’t hardly find it without ethanol, if you do it costs as much as premium. Son’s Mazda aka Ranger burned e85, and mpg really plummeted.

 

Stock Tires: 35lbs.
Falken AT3W SL: 43.9lbs.

 

The computer has been accurate my last 3 fill ups . I am so used to doing the math and figure it out for my old rav4 I kept doing it for my taco . I stopped after my math and the truck matched 3 times.

I average 22mpg mixed driving.
As high as 24mpg highway
18mpg if I'm just driving back and forth to work.