Lovin' my 2.7 right now...

I wish the mileage from 2.7L was that good; Is yours manual or automatic?

 

You really should get better mileage then that coming done the Grand Teton's into Jackson!

These Tacoma's can't even get good economy falling down a mountain

 

that's all you are getting??

You need a tune and a CAI... maybe a different exhaust. and puddle lights.

 

my 2.7 got 16mpg max. my 3.5 gets better mileage idk why.

 

my word!

 

I have an almost identical setup from my old 2019 2.7 auto ext cab with 34’s to my current 2021 4-door v6 auto with 34’s, both 4WD.

I’m getting 14-16 mpg, just about identical to the 2.7 mpg’s. The 2021 has so much more get up and go….

 

I can get my V6 dash display to read like that. Just fill up and drive super easy on the way home. I have seen upwards of 40mpg. IMO people need to stop posting pics of their trucks mpg and do real world fill up , reset trip, drive until empty, fill up , divide miles driven and gallons put in. Do that 4 times and average them out and then let me know if you are still getting 30mpg.

 

My best fuel economy has been stock on highways or towing through mountain passes. City fuel economy sucks, usually around 15-16L/100km. Stock highway driving was about 10L/100km and after big tires, canopy, and hauling 600lb in the bed and another 2800-3000 towed (trailer weight and load combined) I was getting a pretty solid 14L/100km.

 

Auto... And I let the cruise control do the driving...

 

lol you’re not getting that unless you’re driving 45 or less downhill

 

I get so tired of mine sometime. Always at 99.9
Jesus

 

Nearly getting the with the 3.5… with moar pow-wah…

 

I’ve filled up only twice but have gotten 25.2 and 24.8 with my new Taco 3.5 4x4.
I think the smaller tires on the SR5 make quite a bit of difference. I usually got 21-22 mpg with my 2018 trd or.

 

Bought my 2.7L sept 2019, still on the first tank of gas from the dealer. Amazing.

 

The tires do make a big difference. The SR5 has "street" tires, not off road tires. I had an SR5 as a loaner vehicle for a few days last year, and I got in the high upper 20's when I was driving it.

 

I’ve never gotten better then 20mpg

 

That is a lot of work to shitpost a picture of your poor-person-truck's instrument cluster.

 

What we need is regenerative braking like a Tesla. That way riding the brakes down those mountain passes stuck behind a rental Nissan has a purpose!

Or something like that. I’ll hold my breathe for royalties from this genius idea lol

 

lmao you’re definitely compensating for a short… bed