2014 Tundra 10 MPG is this normal

Yes agree. Try clearing your average by holding down the display button while on your average screen after a fill up and see if that changes anything. The idle time will dramatically effect the readout too.

 

'14 here, bought used, on 35's 6" lift, getting 12-12.5 mpg hwy @75-80 mph

 

Got Tundra as it was about to turn 36k miles in Sept, just hit 40k mikes now, did one 1200 mi trip to AZ and 50/50 Hwy/street driving = 10.5 avrg mpg. 6” lift on 20” wheels and 12.5x35” tires.

Still no regrets. No do-overs.

 

I don't know how ya'll tolerate 10mpg. That's horrible.

 

I get it. I am not getting a Ford with EcoBust!

 

^^This^^ Yeah one of the blemished sides of one of the best trucks out there. I was pretty much averaging the same, and Im not one to lay on it. But this last fill up, I decided to try ethanol free (www.pure-gas.org). Station was nearby but a bit obscure. I may have overpaid for 92 ($4.20) but since have averaged very first 16.8+ mpg, of course my eyes did a double take when I saw 17.4 for about 10 miles. Will monitor and on next feeding session will try the 87.

 

I average 14.6 to 15.2 per the computer with my lift and tire size

 

For the love of God and all that is holy, can everyone stop referring to the mileage on the computer read out? It’s a decent reference but all that goes out the window if you have a lift, oversized tires and nothing to correct it. Everyone should be hand calculating for there to be any truth in your MPG‘s. If you are oversized without corrections, you need to use GPS to be accurate. Next time it happens, someone’s getting banned LMFAO @ColoradoTJ ?

 

Select apps, then Eco

 

Might have something to do with 381 HP+, 4.3 gears, Tow/Haul, custom dual exhaust, and everyone rubber necking when I drive by.

 

But.........that.....makes......sense........

 

Why not just use the key to the front door?

 

Merica..

 

I like how everyone is named in the GIF!

 

My hand calculations come out the same

 

I thought the Rexx was busy delivering flowers...

 

17.0 mpg with the cruise control at 80....

 

Big elephant in the room....................altitude! Altitude can make a huge difference in mpg. Yuge....

 

Download the Fuelly app to track your mpgs. I got a 1794 as well and I do have a heavy foot

 

1) People don't figure the actual, annual cost difference between two different mileages (say, 12 mpg and 16 mpg), so they don't realize it's not that much money for people who put an average number of miles per year on their truck.

2) If you pay the truck off [I know, I know], driving it gets real cheap.

3) Lift and bigger tires ... bad things happen to mpgs

4) Who gives a shit? [This is a big one. Apparently, some people actually do give a shit,
but cannot adequately explain why they bought the Tundra.]

5) Calculate beer temperature: it's much more fun.

6) Long term reliability makes poor gas mileage a TINY concern.

7) MPG Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is a real condition.

 

I get 45mpg when I fly this

 

MAGA!

 

I was driving a 2007 suburban 2500 that gave me between 7.5 and 8mpg on average. The Tundra is giving me 12mpg. That's a win all day!

 

A is Great Already...​

 

Mine is close but I would never state it as fact without hand calculation. Many are inaccurate and I swear many of them never reset it. Either way when people talk about mpg they need to use the same method always. It’s just too inconsistent.

Also beat to death.

 

America is a rotting corpse.

I got a Tundra to help me through the apocalyptic hellscape we are fastly approaching. Ground clearance, power and reliability was what I was after. MPG isn't as important to me as how much gas I can haul and how far up into the hills I can get.