What is your MPG?

First fill-up. 320 miles, 23.785gal, 13.5 mpg (computer said 13.4). Most driving was ~3 mile suburban traffic light ridden commute to/from work. 1 trip of 80 miles, mostly country highways, another one of 40ish miles.

 

On highway I can get 19-20 if I'm careful. Otherwise I can average 18 most of the time if I watch the pedal. But most of the time crazy drivers piss me off and my foot turns to lead and my avg will drop to 14-16 range.

 

My average is 15.2 mostly city driving

2016 TRD Pro CM

 

14.1 double cab longbed

 

12

 

2nd fillup: 202.5 miles, 14.441 gallons = 14.02mpg. Computer said 14.2.

 

Not the greatest but I still love it .... the last fill up was towing a trailer loaded with tools. But my normal driving is starting to get better.

 

5.7 cm 2wd
295/70/18s
3.5" spindles
14.1mpg
Mostly highway
Only 1500miles on her

 

Last weekend trip to my hometown, mostly highway
Miles traveled: 159
Gas consumed: 8.2 gal
Avg: 19.3 miles/gal

 

I'm gonna guess, neither

 

I got 431 miles out of a tank last week. It took 22 gallons. 19.5 mpg.

 

What app do you use? Does it save your data? I had to factory reset my phone and lost all my data.

 

It's called Fuelio for android... works for me. It's also the first time I've actually kept track of fuel economy

 

Fuelly is a great app for iPhones

Gas Tracker by Fuelly by Fuelly, LLC
https://appsto.re/us/SnYlJ.i

 

Nice! I like it. You can back up your data via google drive. Just what I was looking for

 

Up to 12.2 mpg.

 

318.6 miles, 20.9xx gallons (I think), calculated 15.2 MPG, computer said 15.7.

 

I've been getting surprisingly good mileage on my 'new to me' '05 4x4 AC Tundra. Stock everything, stock height tires, 3.91 gears, LSD out back. My average on 500 mile trips on long weekends has been 18.5-19.5 mpg at a steady 70-73 mph. About exactly the same as my tied-to-a-post '94 4Runner 4x4 with a 3.0 V6 and a 5 speed. And the Tundra halls A$$!

 

Mid 15's

 

'16 sr5 crewmax 13.2mpg 702 miles

 

2010 sr5 5.7L V8 2wd
16 mpg highway
14 city
I average about 80mph on highway, when I am not in a hurry and just go the speed limit I would say I get about 17-18mpg.
Replaced my stock tires with the stock tires that come on new 2016 tundras with 20" black TSS rims. Haven't noticed any negative difference as still 32".
My display on truck shows 15.6mpg overall

 

14.6 with a 5.7

 

I've only reset the computer once since I bought the truck. So, over the 19,874 I've had the truck, the computer read 13.7. My daily drive is 10 miles each way in stop and go traffic that takes me 30 minutes.

The one time I reset it was to see what I was getting towing my boat on a 700 mile round trip from Georgia to Gatlinburg, Tn...8.6mpg; on that trip, I filled up 5 times in 7 days

 

Dont ask...

 

Your post is exactly what I've seen on the same roads.

 

Tundra 5.7L 4x4

Mods: 230 lb Ranch Hand Front Bumper/Brush Guard, Dual Straight exhaust Pipes
Driving conditions: 70% Highway 30% city
Fuel economy (according to Truck): 13.7 MPG

It has been on this number for 6+ months now. I am not sure if it is broken or if the sample is so large that any fluctuation from the new exhaust system is too minuscule to change the MPG.

I should be able to reset that by pulling the battery off for a few minutes, right? or is there an easier way? (2007 Tundra)

 

11.2
16 5.7 4x4 double cab
95k miles
275/70r18 bfg ko2.
Usually tow a 14×83 tandem utility trailer.
Also carry a bunch of tools in the bed. To the point where when I empty out just my bed of tools my truck raises up an inch or two. Also have a crossover toolbox and tools all across my rear seat.

 

Avg 16.5mpg - mostly country road/highway driving
Avg 9.8mpg - towing a 6500lb TT for about 1500mi

2013 Crewmax Platinum 5.7L 4x4
Hard top tri-fold bed cover - pretty much stock otherwise