29 MPG on a 2022 Tacoma?

Enjoy the driving adventure. In my experience cruise won't get you to your goal... but if you manually manage your energy and allow the speed to drop a bit on inclines you can do it with lightweight 245 highway tires.

 

The aerodynamics of a brick do not help haha!

My fuel mileage sucks if going over 65-70.

 

Must have been a long downhill run!!

 

That ECT really works eh?

 

My truck told me 55mpg after 15 miles one time. Coasting down mount rose highway and then all freeway from there lol

 

My MPG's are equal to yours, I can easily get 19.6/20MPG in mixed driving. The best I ever got was almost 23/23.5MPG, but that was 99% highway, with the cruise control set at 65MPH while driving through Texas (It's a pretty flat state)..

 

Yeah that’s what I get in my 2019 Trd OR

 

The only thing I am curious about is my own results, for how I drive in the locations I drive, in three variables: stock, lifted w/ 285's, and finalized with 5.29's.

But I suspect my average of 41mpg's will remain the same. I can math very good. Trust me.

 

Cries in 13 mpg hopefully these gears will do me some justice.

 

You'll get 25-26mpgs if you're lower than the speed limit, most likely. Obviously depending on limits. I noticed the 6 speed sees some of its best gas mileage at like 45-50mph. And if I could hold that for the entire tank I would probably end up in the mid-high 20s for mpgs.

 

11.5 city mpg reporting in

 

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agreed ................................

 

I have to stop every 300-400 miles and drain gas out of my tank

 

Maybe a bare bone Tacoma, 2 wheel drive…4 cylinder…? or

There is a company in America that installs Diesel engines…in the 3gen Tacomas…approx under $30,000…

 

I could pull mid 20's when going 60 otherwise 17 to 19 mpg's

 

The Fakebooker is probably reporting the ID10T display on the dashboard.

Highly doubtful if that is a real number over a tank.

Gotta throw the Brown BS flag on this.

 

I notice that there is rarely mention of whether the Tacoma is 4 wheel drive or 2 wheel drive when specifying mpg. I would believe 29mpg hypermiling with a 2 wheel drive. My experience had been that the 4x4 takes a big hit on mpg though. I am new to the 3rd generation and got 23 mpg on the highway recently. The best ever on a second generation was 18.5 However I was able to get 24 to 26 mpg with the 2nd gen on the 2 wheel drive on the highway driving very slowly.