What's your MPG??

Erich_121

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I've got the v8 and I just calculated my MPG on average and I'm getting 20.6. My indicator shows me as getting 19.9. I had the same engine in my tundra I sold and I got around 15. What is everyone getting on average??

I know everyone calculates it differently but what I do is I auto fill it until it stops and reset the trip indicator. When I'm low on fuel I go back to the same station and auto fill it again and use that number to figure out my MPG.

Also I hate to beat a dead horse on these threads but I just did a search for "MPG" and I got no results which is weird.
 
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I have a 3" lift and larger tires and I'm getting 16.5 on average. I was getting almost 18 before my lift and tires.
 
I average 18.66 mpg over the last 17 fuel ups (calculated by hand)
2008 V6 SR5 with the Daystar lift and stock tires 265/65/17 (30.7") Michelin LTX MS
 
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I average 18.66 mpg over the last 17 fuel ups (calculated by hand)
2008 V6 SR5 with the Daystar lift and stock tires 265/65/17 (30.7") Michelin LTX MS

Was this different then your mpg prior to lift? I wouldn't think that just the daystar w/o upgraded tires would affect mpg much if any. :lever:
 
Haven't been able to figure mine out exactly because my speedo/odo aren't calibrated for the larger tires yet. Is there an easy way to have this done?

I mean... I guess I could do the extra math, but who wants to do that?
 
With my URD TCAI before my lift&tires I was getting up to 25 hwy. Now with a 3 inch lift and 32s I'm back down around 20. 22 with my daughter in the car cuz I'm driving like a granny
 
2004 SR5 - V8

Before lift - Average 16.25
After lift - Average 13.75

Calculated by phone app.

Lift - Toytec 3"
Tires - 285/70 17 Duratracs

Just for reference, the dash MPG meter consistently shows 19.0.
 
Summer
city-17-18
highway-20-22

winter(in and out of 4wd) and using horrible winter blend
city-15-16.5
highway-16-18


2006 V6 4wd, no lift on yet, but will have 3inch toytec and bumper soon and keep you updated.

Think time to clean my MAF, throttle body, and spark plugs. . sea foam?
 
holy jesus my car must be one in a million then. Or something is seriously wrong.

13.83 the past 3 months. V8 with 265/70/17
 
Haven't had mine long at all...but so far my hand calculations come up with 16 MPG mixed city/highway driving. My display shows 19.2. It's WAY off.

I would be VERY happy if I could average 17 since it's winter...but apparently that's not going to happen.
 
Haven't had mine long at all...but so far my hand calculations come up with 16 MPG mixed city/highway driving. My display shows 19.2. It's WAY off.

I would be VERY happy if I could average 17 since it's winter...but apparently that's not going to happen.

yeah i've noticed the DIC reads 18-21
 
Was this different then your mpg prior to lift? I wouldn't think that just the daystar w/o upgraded tires would affect mpg much if any. :lever:

I wouldn't think so, but I didn't record it as religiously as I do now. And, since adding the Toyo OC ATII's, its been worse. Especially during winter months. I don't drive it but on the weekends, and mostly short trips (less than 20 miles each way)
 

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