Post MPG for 2016 Tacoma here

Topped off at Costco yesterday after the ride.

 

How ... my best is 18mpg. No way my 275/70/17s are killing my mpg that bad

 

I average about 19 on 265/75R16 P rated 4x4 TRD off road started out 16! That's a combination of city/highway I can get 22 in city 18 highway runing about 75 mph

 

I have found that speed is the key to. Better fuel mileage

Bog tires extra weight lifts are a disaster when it comes to good fuel mileage!
Some times using the foot verse's cruise can also make big difference.

 

I shoulda went with the tundra....

 

Me to!

 

I have an '18 TRD OR 4X4 LB and I'm averaging 17.1mpg, thats with about 70% highway driving. I drive quite conservatively, on the highway I usually travel at 75 mph and rpm slightly over 2k. Truck is stock. I didn't expect to get good MPG, nor am I complaining, but i was expecting a tad bit better. Dealer gave it to me with a full tank and I recently did her first fill up, thought maybe the dealers just use some cruddy gas but since filling up at chevron its been the same mpg.

 

Finally got a front air dam /chin for my OR, mpg is up about 10% or so when driving 50 to 65 mph. .

 

2017 Taco M/ T kept her under 2500 rpm...

 

So it actually is functional. I originally planned on getting the Sport and was immediately going to take it off, but on the lot I fell in love with the OR for those black accents instead of all body color and no air dam. Does anyone have input if a Tonneau cover will help at all with MPG. Of course it will add weight but a negligible amount, im wondering if it would improve air resistance of air traveling over the truck into the bed.

 

Yes they are lol.

 

I have both on and they help a bit. Maybe 25-50 km extra a tank. Sometimes not at all if its mostly city.

 

6" lift
285/75R17 with alloy wheels
ovtune 91 octane
speedometer calibrator
MPG: 19.1 highway doing 65-67

 

16.8 but it's pretty much all city.

 

Stock 2016 SR5.

My Tank Average is 20-21mpg. 22mpg if a majority of my trips are on highways.
Trip Average on a 25-mi/40 min commute would average 22-23mpg
I stay between 55-60 max on a long country highway.

 

My MPGs are below.

 

Was 17.5 stock over first 19k miles. Now it's 15.5 with E-rated 32s and 2" lift.

I woulda done the same if had a do-over.

 

Still breaking her in, but 17.41 MPG overall average with 50/50 mix of city/rural backroads driving. Best was 20 and worst was 15. 2018 Pro 4x4 V6 AT