Real world MPG On The 6th Gen 4Runner?

[bkw]

16mpg, mostly normal mode. Plain SR5 non-hybrid, original street tires. Suburban NJ, lot of lights and hills. Only on my 2nd tank yet.

 

[mtbtone]

22 MPG lifetime avg driving in sport mode, but 95% of the time like a grandma. 5% like an asshole. Almost 4K miles, probably a 60/40 split, city/hwy.

 

[QWERTYQWERTY]

I'm currently at 21.7 on my new 4Runner. This has been accompanied by a bit of city driving lately. I haven't reset my MPG at all since I filled up during my road trip which was about 300 miles or so ago. It has only gone down about .5 or so in the around 100 miles around town I have been driving.

TRD ORP Heritage Blue.

Hi Jon, have you zeroed out your meter or checked since your road trip; e.g more about town driving?

I'm getting 14.5 mpg with my non-hybrid 2025 4Runner ORP in suburban driving (Not stop-and-go or rush hour traffic); usually 2 to 10 mile trips mixed freeway and surface; trips to Costco etc. 18 inch wheels with factory Falken Wild Peak A/T. Normal driving mode. I don't think I'm lead footing it. Third tank, all of them the same 14.5 mpg.

Edited brain fart "normally aspirated" to "non-hybrid".

 

[bkw]

I didn't think there was any such thing as a NA 2025? They all have a turbo.

 

[QWERTYQWERTY]

I didn't think there was any such thing as a NA 2025? They all have a turbo.

Oops, brain fart. I meant non-hybrid. Doh!

 

[Captankin]

25 limited gas with 100% city ko3 tires on trail hunter rims normal driving mode getting 19L/100KM and a full tank estimate says 380KM not racing all the time mostly regular brisk driving I don’t get how everyone getting like 12L/100KM

 

[ClarkeBar]

Currently at 17.7mpg avg on toyo at3s in stock 265/70/18. Not as good as I was hoping for to be honest. Just about the same as the 5th gen...

I'm at 17 as well. Coming up on 5K.