33'' tires and lift. What's your average MPG?

I’d say depending on the tire/wheel combo this is totally believable, the stock OR tire is 31 1/2ish so a 33 is not a stretch.

 

Oh and 15-16 mpg with my 285s normal driving. If I drive like an old fart 18ish.

 

Average before cool 20mpg
Average after cool 17mpg

southern Cali freeways are like city driving though. Always stop and go.

I should note that 17mpg is driving 10 very conservatively and slow take off around town.If I drive “normal” not lead foot just like flow of traffic it’s 15.5MPG‍♂️
I don’t like the saying around here but it’s true. Pay to play

 

18 mpg

 

About 16 mpg per tank.

Big difference going 65pmh (18) 75mph (15).

By my estimate, it's reading 1 mpg low.

 

I have 255s and rub with a lift

 

Got 18/20/21 on 32s and getting 15/17/18 on 33s. This truck eats fuel in any configuration other than stock. My JK on E rated 35s fully armored, bumpers, gearing, 600+ lbs extra weight, got the same fuel mileage as the taco. These trucks hate added weight. Don’t tow you’ll see single digits.

 

Ov tune helped a little for me with that, I am able to do anything under 75mph on cruise control without being in 4th

 

In the same boat as everyone else here. My taco is on 33s with 4 inch lift front and back. If I drive, on a dry day, like every driver here in Dallas when its raining, 18-19 mpg. 15-17 mpg if I'm in a hurry or just driving like I normally do.

 

That’s exactly how much I get now. I got a 6.5” spindle lift with 285s filled up to 38 PSI for daily travel and I get around 15 mpgs. Before the lift was averaging 21-23 mpgs. My driving habits have no changed, I still stay under 3000 rpms if i can unless I’m doing highway driving, then it has to get close to 4000 just to get up to speed haha

it sucks but that’s the nature of the beast i guess!

#smilespergallon

 

295/70/17



Bigger the gains
Bigger the pain.

I lost about 8MPG.