Fuel economy ??? Poll

After three tanks thought i would be getting better mileage. Sr5 v6 stock tires until this weekend. Near sea level in NC. 19.0 mpg. Please say what you have and where you ride. Thanks.

 

Another Prius forum...

 

2017 v6 DC 4x4 1800 ft elevation East TN 20-21mpg. Oh 22,000 miles

 

Just picked mine up today, dealer got it out of PA MPG was 14.... I'm sure the guy they sent out to get it was racing all the way to the dealer

 

normal day 17mpg. hoon day 14-15. i have seen 18.0 one time, but in two full years of ownership I've never seen above that.

naa.. i have zero complaints. my truck is absolutely tons o fun.

 

20-22 depending on conditions.. no complaints. Stock v6 4x4 AT

 

17 DCSB 4wd, fair elevation change, SoCal/High Desert, 40k, with camper shell, avg 20mpg 95% highway, stock tires

 

Just put the 2nd tank of gas in it. Calculated by miles/gallons put in when the pump clicked off rather than the dash meter.
2019 TRD Sport 2wd DCSB, stock rims and Toyo Tires, tonneau cover. Central Florida so basically flat. 30% hwy, 70% city. 20.6 MPG on 87 Shell.

 

Have an OR, stock everything (as of now). Get a steady 18.5 mpg. I use ECT and drive the interstate everyday. I go with the flow of traffic, and so far almost all my miles are highway. I’m in the triangle in NC.

 

they are often reported to start like that for a couple tanks before it comes up some gradually. it did in mine.

 

V6 6MT, heavier tires. 17ish average. Mostly granny driving, but I go outside on the weekends a ton.

 

Me too

 

Hot Springs, AR driving mixed 50/50 city to highway I'm getting 20.5 according to Fuelly.
ETA: 2018 OR on 265/70/17 Wildpeaks

 

2018 Sport Double-cab, AT, 4WD, ~7,500 miles, pretty much evenly split between highway and city, all sea-level, all stock tires & driveline. Lifetime average: 23.4.

 

Where’s the who cares it’s a truck option

 

3” lift 33”ko2’s stock gearing and armor. 16-18 which is actually pretty good. Planning on 5.29’s and 35’s should be interesting to see what that does. Of course I’m obviously not concerned with mpg.

 

Sea level, west coast BC. Mostly combined city highway. Average around 12 L / 100km (19.7 mpg) per fill up. Seen as high as 25mpg with steady flat 60 mph highway and low as 11mpg towing my 5700lbs boat

 

2018 OR DCSB, normal day in "city" driving, 21-22 mpg. on 95 going 75+ im lucky to get 17. and thats at sea level.

 

21-22 mpg. 265/65r17. TRDOR. Icon stage 1.

 

Depends on the use and the gas I'm running. I've seen 14.5 towing my boat and 25.5 driving to texas