what mpg do y’all get

10-15 on a good day. Supercharged 4cyl.

 

I use About 5 gallons a month in my daily driver

 

17-20mpg. If I’m heavy footed 15-17mpg. What do you get op since the numbers you gave aren’t mpg?

 

What others said. I pretty much average 18 MPG on the regular. I'll break 20 if I'm a good boy and let everyone pass me. Lowest ever was around 15.8 MPG. Standard 4.0 V6 5 Speed Auto.

 

Damn man, I get 16.5 without the supercharger and no camper. I drive like a grandma. You’re doing great

 

I don't remember

the dash says 18.5 or 19.5

over 310 miles on trip a but I added 2 gallons of 91

1gr 5sp auto stock with standard load toyos

 

Just under 18 mpg on on this summer's 5300 mile camping trip in my 2015 DC TRD O/R (4.0 V6) with ARB bullbar, 2" OME suspension lift, BFG KO2 235/85-16 at 45 psi, and iKamper RTT mounted on my tonneau.

 

Four cylinder, auto, 4 WD, 2014. 24 MPG consistently mixed 30% city balance highway. I drive as if I was seventy-eight years old.

 

doing 35-45 mostly on back roads I get 420 miles per tank

 

Bone stock 4L manual 22MPG high way no way in hell I can get 500 miles to a tank. My wife's Kia Sole might.

 

2.7L / 2WD / single cab / 5 lug / automatic. Mid 25 to mid 26 (mostly high 25). Reached a little over 27 once, but don't know why/how.

Prior, I had a 2006 4cyl Ranger (2.3L - the one made by Mazda). Manual/RWD. Consistently got at least 27 with a high of 30.

I always check MPG with each fill mostly to monitor for any sudden drops that might indicate problems.

 

My average is 18.5 mpg. I've had it as low as 9.3 mpg in the winter with short trips. And as high as 23.9 mpg on long trips where mph was between 60 and 65 mph. These are calculated numbers of gallons used versus miles driven. Like others have said listing miles per tank, is not the best method to use.
Also during the winter and short trips where the truck doesn't reach operating temperature, I end up with a creamy white sludge in the oil fill cap. It gradually goes away once I spend some time on the highway.

 

2009 base reg cab 4 cylinder 5 lug 5 speed - 22-23 mpg

 

2013 4.0L 4X4, bone stock. 22.4 to 24.5. Most driving at 45-50 mph, and a high percentage at 6000 to 7500 feet altitude.

 

Says the only child in the room...

 

From what ive seen mpg ranges wildly.
1st gen 2.7 around 25+ auto or manual
2 gen low as 9mpg and high as claimed 24mpg???

My 08 xrunner 1grfe 4.0/6sp lucky to see 17mpg ( 2wd with ridiculous freeway gears & 245 45 18)
I wonder if the "DUAL vvt-i" in later gen2 1grfe 4.0 does better mpg?

 

Just stopping and filling on when the light comes on compared to running it lower (into the low zone) can have noticeable difference in MPT which is why miles per tank is useless for comparing mileage between two different vehicles, MPT can be useful to compare your own mileage one tank to another "if" you're careful to stop and fill up using a very similar amount of fuel each time.

It's also why the industry uses MPG.

I usually get between 18.5 around town and 19~21 mpg depending on the highway I'm on. Best was 23mpg going a constant 45mph for almost the entire tank. I'm an easy driver. 4.0 Mostly stock truck. The tonneau cover gave me about a mile per gallon improvement in mixed driving.

 

I’m 1 tick above 1/4 at 350 miles. 2014 2.7 MT AC 5-lug, shell, stock tires. My light comes on ~ 18 gallons down, probably around 440 this time. Typically 22-24 mpg, worst is 21, best is 27.

 

13-15mpg combined.
05 4.0 4x4

my 96 hardbody got 21-26 combined

 

45-50 mph, hell you’ll be dead by the time you get where you’re going,