carsonmcdonald
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33" BFG All Terrains - they were on it when I bought it used in October 2020. I live in a small town and only put about 10k miles on it per year and the tires are holding up good.nice truck - what tires/size did you go with?
33" BFG All Terrains - they were on it when I bought it used in October 2020. I live in a small town and only put about 10k miles on it per year and the tires are holding up good.nice truck - what tires/size did you go with?
I have a 08 tundra with 140k on it and I’ve spent plenty to keep it running. I’ve not seen this incredible Toyota reliability that others brag about and the mpg is atrocious but it does drive nice
Lovin' my 2020 Tundra SR5, 5.7L. Rare column shift/bench seat model.
Right at 19.5mpg for this fill-up--that's combined driving with gravel and highway--presently about halfway though the tank.
These trucks can deliver decent mileage, especially in rural country. Gotta have factor-sized tires, factory rake, and a light foot. I suspect that the factory TRD dual exhaust increases my mileage as well.
Hardcore city driving, constant stoplights and mods completely kill mileage in these trucks.
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Dude, couldn't care less what you call it. I practically called guys liars for saying that they were getting 19-20mpg with the '14-'21 Tundra, so I know how this goes.I call BS. Nobody ever averaged 19.5 in a tundra unless they were driving downhill for the whole tank of gas. Or the average is over a small amount of miles.
I will say my dad went from a 2020 with the 8 cylinder to the 2022 with the twin turbo 6, and his 2020 did get better gas mileage. Average around 15 town and highway
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It's all about the light foot. I got 17 MPG in my Ram 5.7 hemi...then I put a Carven Progressive muffler on it and now I get 13-14Dude, couldn't care less what you call it. I practically called guys liars for saying that they were getting 19-20mpg with the '14-'21 Tundra, so I know how this goes.
'No way in hell' I said, and when I passed on my new '22 Tundra allocation due to endless QC issues, I resolved to a newer Tundra 5.7 with its brutal economy.
So...when wife and I picked our new-to-us '20 truck up from Powell, WY right outside of Yellowstone we filled it up. She drove it home behind me and got 20.4 mpg. When she told me that I called BS and said absolutely no way. I then hand calculated all the way home with fillups and she averaged exactly 20.4mpg to St. Maries Idaho. The dash meter was 100% accurate.
She drove behind me, so she was drafting much of the time. She would have likely gotten high 19's otherwise.
It's all about LIGHT FOOT and 65 mph top speed.
4.7 or 5.7 motor? what have you repaired?I have a 08 tundra with 140k on it and I’ve spent plenty to keep it running. I’ve not seen this incredible Toyota reliability that others brag about and the mpg is atrocious but it does drive nice
How do those Tundra's ride on forest roads? Anyone have experience with stock suspension vs upgraded/lifted?
I've put a combined 170k on a 2017 and 2020 F150 with the 5.0 V8 with no issues. Somehow, I haven't even replaced brakes yet. I looked hard at the Tundra but the retail price and gas mileage are ridiculous. If I was going to deal with sub 18 mpg highway I'd just go all in and get a HD diesel.