Gasser real world fuel economy

[Thomasjbrothersjr]

33 Falken AT’s with 1.5” leveling on a 2021 Sport auto with 10K on it. Commuting 90miles a day. Last tank was 18.9mpg. I use cruise control a ton.

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[Munkey Boy]

Stock Sport S manual here. I average 16.9 so far. I make a right turn out of my driveway and go for four miles without stop lights, signs, or traffic. Except an occasional deer in the road. ESS is irrelevant to me as is mileage and I never get into fourth. If I wanted something that gets great mileage, I wouldn't have gotten a giant LEGO brick with wheels. I also took the doors and roof off so it's now a ventilated LEGO brick with wheels AND worse mileage. But it's all worth the smile I have driving it.

 

[Papa Jawa]

I bet we're both a ton of fun at parties!

Count me into that group at parties! Data man! It means shit!

Ok, answer 2020 Mojave, zero mods, Wildpeak M/T from factory. Had it 2 month, 3500 miles. If I am good, living in SoCal with about 49/49/2 city/street/off road, I get about 15.5 give or take. This current tank I’m sayin “F it” and have been heavier on the gas. It’s more fun and I’m hitting about 14.

Looking forward to the 4xe in a few years.

 

[Garemlin]

Stock Willys. I haven't done any long highway trips yet. I'm getting between 18.5-19 around town. It is actually going up a little since switching from the LT255/75-17 KM2 tires to a P285/70-17 AT.

 

[Captain Muskie]

Stock sport s max tow with 285/75/17 ny to sc on hwy 81/77/ 26 75 mph avg speed 20.0mpg

 

[Terminus33]

2020 Sport S with 4.10 stock tires was getting about 19-21 mpg.

Put on some 35s no lift and now I'm at 17-19 mpg. They are the skinny 35x10.5r17s though.

My driving is usually 45-55 in town and stick to 70 on highways. Cruise control a ton.

 

[mdyucca]

I bought my Gladiator at a dealership 270 miles from my home. The drive home was all freeway and I got 20.1 mpg, pretty good. Since the drive home I have been getting right at 17 mpg with mostly around town driving. This weekend I changed to larger wheels and tires and am afraid to look at my mpg's now.

 

[obrianmcc]

Sport S Max Tow running 33's ... 16-17 in town ... 20-24 hwy

 

[KevMOK]

Overland, 3.5/2.5' lift, 35s, KO2s, Smittybilt XRC front bumper, Smittybilt X20 12,000 winch, Fishbone steel rear bumper, NFAB trail sliders, DV8 bedside sliders:

I probably drive highway 25-30% of time. I'm ranging from 17.6 - 18.0. Crazy, but it's actually improved after adding the heavy stubby bumper, winch, rear bumper and rails. No idea why, but I swear I was more like 16.8-17.0 before.

 

[KurtP]

20 Mojave. 37” tires, 4” lift, 4.88’s. 20-21mpg on the highway.

 

[Silvertruck]

3.5” Clayton lift. 37x12.50 toyo m/t’s. 4.88’s. Winch, steel bumpers, some beef on the front axle.

I average about 17 mpg using nothing but 93 octane. I drive the speed limit, mpg goes down over 70 anyway. Sweet spot is 55-65. Obviously have to go faster than that on the freeway.

 

[KurtP]

Overland, 3.5/2.5' lift, 35s, KO2s, Smittybilt XRC front bumper, Smittybilt X20 12,000 winch, Fishbone steel rear bumper, NFAB trail sliders, DV8 bedside sliders:

I probably drive highway 25-30% of time. I'm ranging from 17.6 - 18.0. Crazy, but it's actually improved after adding the heavy stubby bumper, winch, rear bumper and rails. No idea why, but I swear I was more like 16.8-17.0 before.

It was probably the bumper. The stock bumper leaving a gap between the fender isnt helpful from a turbulence standpoint. Blended full width are the best, but people have reported improvement with stubby as well.

 

[XJADDICTION]

Sport S Max Tow stock, Yakima gutter mounts and single bar with faring, ladder rack, about 200lbs in bed with everything.

Daily driving 70 mile round trip commute, 46 miles interstate with traffic and 24 miles back roads.

Avg interstate speed 75mph

Avg. 18.8 mpg

Long road trips interstate driving will avg close to 21 mpg.

Avg speed 75 mph cruise control.

Last year 2000 miles round trip three people, camping gear, 3 bikes Yakima sky box loaded about 150lbs , loaded bed about 700lbs, and pulling single ski total about 1200 lbs.

Avg speed 70 mph
Avg mpg 18 +

 

[cecaa850]

Stock Sport S. 30 minute commute to and from work is 80% of my driving and I get around 23 to 24. Highway trips, cruise on 72 have gotten as high as 27. In town only 20 or less.

 

[Toyfrog]

What is the average break in miles that y’all are seeing where MPG starts going up some?

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