MPG Chart

MPG values from 40 members. Average is 18.

 

I really want to know which downhill highway stretch the EPA used to get 22mpg average on the Tacoma.

 

Hows is this data generated?

Here is a graph of my fills since I got my truck. Not sure how I hit 35 mpg last march

 

Is this from Fuelly? I’m at 18.4 over 3,500 miles so far.

 

I just got back from a trip from East Idaho down to Las Vegas and back. With the cruise set at 80 mpg I averaged 15.5 mpg. This is on a 2017 TRD OR access cab with now 21,000 miles. First long trip this truck has been driven on, not very impressed with the economy.

 

I have a '22 and drive up and back on i70 for skiing pretty regularly. I am consistently getting 22.3 mpg. I am not an aggressive driver though and I do not brake much on the way down - mostly just engine braking.

 

might as well be

 

Cool

 

I have had similar experience, the aero hit at any speed over 65mph is brutal

 

Drive from Florida to Minnesota with average speed of 70 I got 23.4 mpg hand calculated. TRD OR with highway tires probably helped, but still good IMO.

 

My mileage from the last almost 3 years, with weather data included.



When I'm running the AC the mileage dips and when it's cold as balls out, it really takes a crap. Neither of those are surprising, of course.

Over 17,000 miles I'm at around 19MPG.

 

Impossible there are dudes on here getting 30 mpg daily. All these people can't drive.

 

I threw a wide net - no interest what 1 truck, 1 driver, 1 tank or what 1 condition can do. 40 random drivers & trucks.

 

EPA “highway” rating is reasonable if you consider the average in that test is <50 mph. It’s not a test of straight 80 mph interstate fuel consumption like might come to mind.