What's everybody's problem with the MPG?

There are a lot of reasons for it, which can also include the fact that city miles are harder on engines than highway miles. But I feel a lot better about 100k on an engine that mostly saw 45 mile trips on the freeway than one that has 100k of 3 mile trips to church.

 

I usually get 20+

 

New record. All hilly 55 mph roads, middle of nowhere Ontario, I'm convinced on a good flat highway I could get 30 mpg (this is 23.5)

 

Good luck. I have 23.5mpg over the life of my truck thus far and I’d say it’s basically not possible to get 30 for a full tank under real-world driving conditions and topography. You’ll be lucky to see a tank in the 25mpg range. Don’t forget to hand or -computer calc distances versus fill-ups. Mine’s been about 1mpg optimistic sometimes.

 

I'm down to 13 mpg after running 4HI all week

 

Fuelly confirmed this tank to be abt 23. I think I can get maybe 27 on the highway. I managed 40 mpg in my dads 1500 diesel lol, but that's a whole different animal.

 

I get about 25 if I'm on trails all day in 4lo!

 

Hey Shakespeare you’re doing pretty good there, you all stock?

 

Yeah, and stingy on the go pedal so I can save the whales.

 

Nice. My best tank was 26.71 mpg @ 498 miles. I stopped tracking after a year or two, but I’m pretty sure I haven’t done better than that.

 

My taco on 265/70/17 C load KO2s gets 17-18 city and 20-23.5 hwy. (driving 55-70)

Our 2013 tundra got 13 on a good day city driving. Not sure where you got those numbers from.

 

100% stock. Cant wait to see what happens after my lift and 295 tires goes on.

 

apparently a tune if the cure for all these MPG woes

 

I took an 180mi round trip going 85. @18.5mpg

 

That's really good esp at that speed

 

I averaged about 22 on my trip from Missouri to Galveston, TX. But I was closer to stock then.

 

Opposite for me. New tune cost me 2 mpg.




... But at least it's fun.

 

If I made decals that said 15mpg to add to the 4x4 off road bed panel stickers - would you rock it?

 

did you do this on paper or the computer in your truck calculated this?

 

I use fuelly. See signature.