SR 4x4 fuel recommendations

2020 V6 4x4 gas recs, what do you run? Cheap Mid High? I used to have a Saab Turbo that I had to put high grade, otherwise is ran like it had an engine problem, literally.

 

87

 

87, you really do not need anything much more. It is tuned to be a truck engine.

 

Thanks guys, super helpful as always. Definitely made to be a work horse, never owned a 4x4 before now.

 

You bet, 87 works just fine.

Or whatever the fuel pump can handle
Oops, I used a trigger word.

 

'06 TRD OR AC here. 126K miles. 87 from day one, not brand specific as long as the station was relatively new or know to have recently replaced the tanks & pumps. Best not to fuel up if you see the tanker there dropping a load. No fuel related issues to date.

 

I use 85 lol

 

Its designed for 87 but use whatever octane you can afford. I choose 90 non-ethanol since my truck goes weeks between uses.

 

Whatever is recommended by the manual. 87 in this case. Going higher doesn't really benefit you in any way for this type of motor. Higher compression motors, such as a Corvette or something, would make a difference.

 

Just don't put diesel.

 

87 in my v6 any higher grade is a waste of money and fuel economy.

 

If it makes you feel better use the expensive one. I personally get regular from non-sketchy place.

YMMV I guess .

 

87 here. What would the benefit be of anything higher?

 

Less money in your pocket.

 

I do love points

 

I go to BJ's wholesale club for my regular fill up. I just get 87 octane and it runs fine. I get a price there that's lower than the other gas stations near by and I just got the BJ's perks mastercard, I get an extra $.10 off per gallon with that. Yesterday i paid $2.13

If i travel i just find the closest place with the best price using the gas buddy app.

 

110 octane is how you get all the extra horsepower.

 

92 premium sfob...oh wait . some good ole fashion efree should suffice.

 

I use what the manual calls for...87 octane and from a Toptier.com approved gas station. I figure Toyota knows best.

 

Costco 87 octane for me. Cheapest at pricing which is currently $2.69 per gallon for my location. Also it's advertised as "top tier" and I get cash back, so I'll take that too.

All other gas stations pricing for 87 is about $3.25 on average, thus I'm saving 56cents per gallon. It adds up real fast.

It's a truck. If you prefer to use 89 or 91 octane than by all means do it. Although consensus is that's a waste of money. I agree with that.