What kinda gas mileage are you getting?

As the title says..

My 2018 Tacoma TRD Off Road double cab 6ft bed is getting 17 miles/gallon. I use it as my daily driver and my commute is 60 miles one way thru a mountain passage with an elevation change of 1500ft all on interstate with a minimum speed of 70 with my usual speed of 78. The truck can handle it but seems to be about all it wants to do.

 

14.5 mpg

 

usuall 21-22.

 

18mpg's, only 1400 miles on the truck.

 

2017 trd sport 1500 miles 22+

 

21 - 22 on Summer Fuel

 

2017 2wd Limited, only more than 90 miles from home once, when I had to go to southern Illinois on short notice. I drive like an old man. My girlfriend makes fun of me for it sometimes lol.

 

14-22mpg, depends on driving conditions, weather, winter/summer, uphill downhill, wind, snow, 4x4, how big my passengers are, etc.

 

yea i recently just bought mine and it already has 1400 miles on it. I bought it brand new. The transmission sure does like to shift a lot when in cruise control.

 

Maybe it’s because I just woke up, but how is your best lower than your average?

 

17-18 mpg in winter, 20-22mpg in summer running around town. I've seen 25-26 mpg on the highway in warm weather. TRD Off road, running stock tires at 36-38 psi in summer.

 

Take it in and tell them about it. They will do a reflash. When I got my truck ended up driving out to my buddies house in Indiana for his wedding. It was the worst driving experience of my life. Cruise was so terrible I turned it off after 3 minutes, and it was all straight flat roads. Got a better after they updated mine. But that was 2 years ago and they released a few updates afterwards. I need to take it back in for a few other things as well

 

I drive about 75 miles/day thru elevation changes and was getting 20-24 when I first purchased and since I added bigger tires and a lift and I’m getting 18-19 pretty consistently but I’m also very addicted to the adaptive cruise which forces me to drive like a civilized person.

 

2017 OffRoad, DCSB, manual, 4x4. I have 22000 miles on the truck and over its lifetime my average is 19.6 mpg with a mix of curvy country roads, city, mountains, flat stuff, offroad, driving fast, driving like a grandpa. Stock tires, no lift.

 

That seems about right with that much elevation gain and at almost 80MPH. When I bought mine, it was getting about 17-18MPG average, driving about 50/50 city/hwy. That average has now jumped to over 20MPG and my driving hasn't changed. On the freeway, going 65-70MPH, I get over 23 (close to 24). Just get some more miles on it and I bet it will get better.

For the record, I use 85 octane and this state uses ethanol year round.

 

Wonder how many people are using ethanol free/premium...

 

Not me. 87 octane all the time.

 

2018 double cab 4x4 factory tires , bak flip. 10k miles so far in 4 months 20-22 mpg running kids around town country roads etc. just got 26.8 mpg on 6 hour drive through the northern Ontario

 

I’m just still blown away by how some of these people are getting that much better average mileage. It’s almost unreal to me. Doesn’t matter how I drive I can’t seem to average much better than 19-20. My normal driving habits leave me around 17-18

 

I only use 87 as well. It has up to 10% ethanol in it. I run higher pressures in my tires. I also tried what's called a hard break in procedure when I bought mine to see if there is any difference. Basically I did a few redline pulls as soon as the truck was fully hot off the dealer lot.

If there is light traffic in town I see 23-24 mpg easily, but I drive quite a bit in stop and go traffic and with no stop start system that's 0 mpg a lot of the time sitting idling.