What affects MPG the most?

I don't worry too terribly much about MPG.

 

Your good, the principles of fuel effeciency apply to all things that consume fuel. It is a fancy dash though

 

my dash is archaic but i still like it

 

If your dash is archaic, we are archaic. I'm not ready to accept that label about my life yet.

 

my dash is more archaic than yours probably is
you have the fancy new digital tech!?

 

High tech! Even shows you how fast your going.

 

high tech!

does your model not have the trip meter ... where is it?

 

Haha, mine only vaguely hints at a speed. 75? Nope, 68!

 

@GQ7227 I don't really like the fancy digital touch control panels and clusters. Feels like they can't last as long as the older ways. Only time will tell and I will probably like it when I upgrade to a newer to me Tacoma in 20 years.

 

Good accurate info and well said hermano

 

i know! i am needing to replace a heavily worn 23 year old Corolla that has archaic tech with one of the new sporty hatchbacks 2o2o model if the color is right
but the digital panels, clusters, etc. are all greek to me

 

Oh yeah, thanks @Wsidr1 for sharing that article.

Does anyone think low profile tires would help with MPGs?

Yes, it would look stupid.

 

Anyone know a good place to get solid rubber tires?

 

Statistically, it looks like 'low rolling resistance' tires could net you a percent or two of better mpg. If your choice of low pro tires are low rolling resistance rated then yes, it COULD help with mpg, prolly very minimally

 

No but if you want to see other tire options, this guy is full of ideas!

https://youtu.be/zbqJJc2dVB8