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How Many Smiles Per Gallon: 265/75r16?

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by DaddyMasterTech, Dec 12, 2022.

  1. Dec 16, 2022 at 2:08 AM
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    VaToy

    VaToy Life Long Member

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    Bilsteins 5100s on the top setting, 4runner Gray TRD Pro Sema wheels, 285/70/17 Toyo AT3s, Sumo Bump stops, TRD exhaust, ECGS Clamshell bushing, 1/4 shim for the lean and one inch rear block, OEM Pro grill and garnish OEM TRD Skid plate, TRD CAI, Demon Brackets, Rigid Industries Pro fog lights, OEM Trail Rails sidebars, Diode Dynamics LED SL1 high and low beam lights, OEM Roof racks, Clazzio leather heated seats, Remote Start, TRD Pro shift knob, tinted windows, Rockford Fosgate 4 channel amp for the headunit and sub and amp combo, OEM Puddle lights, OEM tailgate lock, OEM bed mat, LED interior lights, OEM blackout kit for letters, JLT catch can, upgraded 27F toyota True Start battery, Vleds led tail light kit with Pro tail lights, OEM Rave4 side mirrors with convex spotters,just to name a few mods.
    I run 285s and a KDMAX Pro 9 tune, no gear needed with the tune. I have always put gears in my hotrods and big trucks back in the day when running 40s or 44 ground hogs and it was needed. Not the case with a tune, now considering I run a light 285 SL rated and a light 4Runner SEMA wheel.
     
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  2. Dec 16, 2022 at 7:19 AM
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    rybern

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    Glad to hear this. Different folks certainly have varying options about gearing and transmission on these trucks. I'm really hoping I'll be content with mine when it comes in.
     
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  3. Dec 16, 2022 at 7:32 AM
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    JL8Jeff

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    OME 885/nitros, SPC UCA, 305/65/17, AAL
    If your old tires were worn down pretty good then your computer was overestimating the mpg. The newer tires might be closer to 1.5-2" taller since they are new and a different size. Did you check your tire pressure to see what they are currently at? The colder weather and winter gas always has a big hit on my mpg. I would get 17-18 in the warm weather/summer gas and it drops to 13-14 in the winter. If you combine that difference with your tire size change it might sound correct. But I would think you've seen your mpg drop before now since we've had winter gas since late Sep. Can you post your last 4-5 months of records to see if it was already dropping off.
     
  4. Dec 16, 2022 at 9:01 AM
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    I have a 2020 SR V6 Dbl cab with 265/75R16 Cooper Evolution MT tires.Tire weight is 49lb each which is pretty lite. I get 20 to 20.5 on summer gas and around 19 on winter gas.
     

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