TRD Pro owners

Those are both commutes full of nope.

 

17 mpg average. Manual trans 50/50 city highway.
Fully stock truck.

 

I have the same commute. 1.5 hours each way in Los Angeles. Sucks balls. 2019 TRD PRO, bone stock and I’m getting 17 combined. That is, however, driving pretty aggressively. I have ETC on in the city then turn it off in the freeway.

 

Damn, I'm not jealous of some of the stock mileage you guys get. I average 26 driving around town and 22-25 on the highway and I'm stock. Only thing that I thought would impact my mileage was adding the TRD Pro wheels, but they haven't hurt my mileage at all.

 

The pro should get close to the offroad shouldn't it? The biggest factor being the tires, and whether or not it's a manual transmission?

 

The larger set of balls that the M/T trucks posses cost a little MPG for sure. I see much better numbers from auto trucks.

 

18-21 MPG on my pro..

 

I'm averaging around 17 on mine. Mostly stock except 285/75R16 E rated Duratracs (nothing else that adds significant weight). I could probably get mid 18s for my normal daily driving but if I get on the freeway in drops to the 15.5 range. I drive with ECT on around town and off when I am on the freeway.

 

2017 Pro with 17 inch wheels. Only non stock item is Yakima rack in the bed. Usually get 18 to 19 mpg average. Love my Toyota.

 

I get about 19 mpg on average. I do have Nitto Ridge Grapplers that are E rated so heavier than stock, I also have an OEM tonneau cover and some sliders. I also live in a part of the country where we can still get non ethanol gas which I do.

 

27 down hill in a hurricane forced tail wind . But really I get about 17 hwy and 15 in city . My truck has been on a weight gaining diet from the day I bought it , it is now hitting 5900lbs