I see around 17 in general driving. On the highway if I catch a tailwind it can get up to 20. This in a TRD Pro. Not bad for what the truck is designed for. I was a bit surprised to read that the new Bronco is not much better and even a little worse depending on configuration.
Real World MPG with 5th Gen?
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DurangoMax
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With the extra weight I am carrying I am seeing about 17.5 and I can push to 18 if I drive slow and sensible (which rarely happens....). I need to get my current weight but steel bumpers, skids, winch, armor, 285s, etc. I saw my mileage drop from 19.5 down to 17.5 but .5 of that was from the rotation of the bigger tires. With 285s my speedo actually reads correctly now 
Old Tanker
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6100 lbs with bumpers, skids, winch, armor, roof rack, boards, and a couple Zarges boxes on top. I get 13 city and 17.5 highway.
kneedragger777
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glad to know I am not the only one
I have a 2018 XP with the TRD wheels and the Goodyear wrangler tires. after about 58K I average about 17-18. Which I am disappointed in, but I got it to replace my '04 sequoia with 300K which got about 14. So I guess I should just be glad and just pay for the Toyota reliability.
I have a 2018 XP with the TRD wheels and the Goodyear wrangler tires. after about 58K I average about 17-18. Which I am disappointed in, but I got it to replace my '04 sequoia with 300K which got about 14. So I guess I should just be glad and just pay for the Toyota reliability.
John in NC
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I got almost 22 this past weekend. 4 hours out and back on a flat highway going between 65 and a max of around 78. Average 73 I’d guess, couple stops.
2011 140,000 miles, 2 adults 2 kids moderate Xmas load.
Got 22.7 on the same trip recently driving granny easy.
2011 140,000 miles, 2 adults 2 kids moderate Xmas load.
Got 22.7 on the same trip recently driving granny easy.
2021nightshade4x4
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18.5 MPG on my Nightshade. No matter what my driving seems to be that week.
I have no idea how people are reporting 25 MPG in these.
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I have no idea how people are reporting 25 MPG in these.
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ssyota4runner
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2016 limited 4Runner at best 16.9 highway.
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CutthroatSlam
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19 mpg highway.
Who cares?
Who cares?
Crank_Mancastle
Junior Member
I got 19-19.5 consistently on my 2016 Trail on stock wheels and tires and suspension. After an Eibach Pro-Truck lift with UCA's and Toyo AT3 285/70/17's I get 17.5-18.5 MPG now. Combined highway/ city driving.
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A quick search shows 14,300 threads on MPG.
I'm sure the subject will still be mentioned again, and again...
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missinglink
New member
33 Toyo open country at3 (amazing btw!!)
2.75" lift front/1" rear
No added weight
17.5mpg doing about 70-80 on hwy
12-14 city
2.75" lift front/1" rear
No added weight
17.5mpg doing about 70-80 on hwy
12-14 city
1000MPH
Senior Member
Did a little year by year analysis.
PHP:
Year MPG Comp MPG Difference
2019 20.51 20.74 -0.24
2018 20.59 20.71 -0.12
2020 20.68 20.77 -0.10
2015 20.79 20.68 0.11
2014 20.80 20.55 0.26
2016 20.91 21.00 -0.08
2010 21.07 20.96 0.10
2011 21.14 21.08 0.06
2017 21.24 21.20 0.04
2021 21.24 21.34 -0.10
2012 21.32 21.36 -0.05
2013 21.48 21.55 -0.07
SI2IS2T4R
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The iPhone 4 was out when OPs question came out. :rofl:
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Hungryhawk
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5th Gen MPG - 2017 SR5, 55,000 on truck.
Recent highway trip over 700 miles with some hills and steep grades. Air temp 70-85 F. Sunny with hot road surface. Tires Pirelli AT Scorpion plus stock size. Cold temp 32psi. Driving 35-38 psi.
Measured by scanguage2 from OBD2 and factory TPMS.
Speed 65-75 with downshifting to 4S on longer grades.
Average MPG was 22.
I am pleased with this first road trip with new Pirelli. I had similar MPG with stock all season tires.
Recent highway trip over 700 miles with some hills and steep grades. Air temp 70-85 F. Sunny with hot road surface. Tires Pirelli AT Scorpion plus stock size. Cold temp 32psi. Driving 35-38 psi.
Measured by scanguage2 from OBD2 and factory TPMS.
Speed 65-75 with downshifting to 4S on longer grades.
Average MPG was 22.
I am pleased with this first road trip with new Pirelli. I had similar MPG with stock all season tires.
I wouldn't. Maybe an extra 1-2mpg if you baby it and keep it bone stock but unless you do a lot of highway at the speed limit or below it's probably gonna be 17-21.
In the city, we are getting 20 now hand calculated stock with stock tires but with AFE intake which added a consistent 1.5mpg for us.
On the freeway at 80-85, no the estimates are out the window. Ha It gets maybe 22
