mason4runner
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Just got back from a trip from Cincinnati to Myrtle Beach. I towed my travel trailer whichs weighs 6,000# & the 4R with the family of 5. I averaged 7.5 mpg for the whole trip (calculated). The 4R did a great job of towing, ran 75 mph most of the time & going over the mountains of Tn. & NC. it never dropped below 60 mph on the inclines. I was hoping for better mileage, but pulling that weight & running those speeds, I wasn't surprised. A friend was pulling a 8,000# trailer with us using a Nissan Armada, He averaged the 6 mpg.
Had comments from serveral people along the way that it was the best looking tow vehicle they had ever seen & weren't aware that it had the towing capacity.
We saw serveral cars overheated on the way back in NC on the mountains. It was about 92 degrees & my temp gauge never moved.
Now my DTE readout is down to 210 miles.
Had comments from serveral people along the way that it was the best looking tow vehicle they had ever seen & weren't aware that it had the towing capacity.
We saw serveral cars overheated on the way back in NC on the mountains. It was about 92 degrees & my temp gauge never moved.
Now my DTE readout is down to 210 miles.