After lift and larger tires what mpg are you getting

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Around 15-16mpg. 33 LT on 3" lift and Frontrunner rack with awning but rest empty unless going to hit the trail.
 
18.5 combined. Highest recently was 19.4, but I really babied it.

2"/1.5" lift. Stock size E load Nitto G2s.
 
On lift and new tires , haven’t been on long enough to tell , my wife’s 14 was at 16.5.

Hi notslow50,

I'm sure that my MPG % rating has increased after installing the larger tire size (275/55 R-20) from a mere 245/60 R-20, but my Manic rage driving has now increased substantially, resulting in an immeasurable lower MPG percentage rating! ...hope this helps, 'Best to you',

rig
 
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I think that with 1,287 posts, this thread has covered every possible variation and permutation of the effects on mpg of tires, lifts, driving styles, tire pressures, gasoline types, throttle response reprogrammers, air filters, cold air intakes, snorkels, roof racks, spare tire carriers, weight gain/loss, and astrological signs:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/70762-real-world-mpg-5th-gen.html

No, this topic needs a new thread. Because I read all 50 pages and couldn't find what I wanted or I need to know now its very important or I used the search function and it sucks. Blah blah blah lol
 
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For those who posted a response thank you and for those who read it and took their time to tell everyone they read it thank you too
 

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