What kind of mileage are you guys getting from your 5th Gens?
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srsrogerissrs
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I get 13 mpg...
2021nightshade4x4
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Always settles back to 18.5
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Brandonium
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Same...about 14 in city driving. 17-20 on a long roadtrip. L.A. to Texas and back plus sightseeing:
Guess I should add for info that I'm also running k02s in C load range and have RSG sliders for extra weight. No other armor, except for the trd skid plate which is aluminum.
Guess I should add for info that I'm also running k02s in C load range and have RSG sliders for extra weight. No other armor, except for the trd skid plate which is aluminum.
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blksubykid
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DAW89446
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I took a four day, three night trip two weeks ago. Open highways, little to no traffic. Hilly to mountainous. I kept speeds between 55-60 on straight portions in valleys because my wife and I were in no hurry. Averaged 21.7 until the last 175 miles, pushing a strong headwind at legal 80 mph over the interstate. Dropped my overall mileage for the trip to 20.8.
Otherwise, 17-19 for day to day driving.
Otherwise, 17-19 for day to day driving.
Predatorsniper2005
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2022 ORP Gas Mileage
I have 3500 miles on my new T4R ORP. I'm getting 16-17 in town and 19-21 on the highway.
I have 3500 miles on my new T4R ORP. I'm getting 16-17 in town and 19-21 on the highway.
That's very respectable. I'd be thrilled with that. I'll be doing a couple road trips in the next few weeks and I'll have to see how I compare. I have BF Goodrich KM3's, which I imagine will hurt my mileage, but they are stock size, so maybe not too badly.
Kamalani Mahie
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on 285/70/17 all armored up underneath and with front bumper and winch and rear rigd tire carrier. I get 14 average. Less when climbing mountains and wheeling, more when on the highway daily driving.
Something_Awesome
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High 15's. Mostly street driving in (Los Angeles, which is terrible). I'm running 115 load-rated AT3's (stock size). Removed the spare tire.
On my trip home from work today though I averaged about 14.7 because I literally hit a fresh red light at every intersection
On my trip home from work today though I averaged about 14.7 because I literally hit a fresh red light at every intersection
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DAW89446
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I run BFG All Terrain T/A KO2’s in stock size, but load range E, so they’re a heavy tire as well.
Charles Bronson
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25K miles and two years of ownership: 17 to 20 mpg depending on city or highway driving, grade, wind, speed, etc.
MPGs went down approximately 1 mpg overall after adding Nitto Grappler AT tires (the Pro specific tires) compared to the stock crap Bridgestone all seasons our TRD ORP came with.
MPGs went down approximately 1 mpg overall after adding Nitto Grappler AT tires (the Pro specific tires) compared to the stock crap Bridgestone all seasons our TRD ORP came with.
