1986 standard cab 4x4 5 speed
22r stock gears no lift 31" tires
the best ive got is 16mpg
the worst ive gotten is 12mpg
all city
speed its my friend lol

 

1988 pickup bout 18mpg

 

88 4runner, 5 speed, SR5

17.1 MPG AVG, 70 to 80 MPH Highway.

 

92 runner 3.0 V6, auto, 4.56 gears, 31" tires
*250,XXX MILES*

13-14 mpg city driving, 17mpg highway

and is anyone else's speedometer inaccurate? when my speedo reads 65mph, my buddy tells me (in the car next to me, totally stock) that i'm going 80mph

 

1991 p/u 235/85/r16 tires, 4.10 gears, automatic. 27mpg driving 70mph hwy mixed with some mountain roads and city driving. Camper and gear loaded up for a weekend. Oh yeah and the engine, 3.0L 4cy turbo diesel (1KZ-TE) intercooled with 3" intake and exhaust.

 

Its because you have it geared. Are the 31s the stock size? That will affect the speedo also. Mine is off pretty good like too. But mines only like 5-10 mph off.

 

My truck is getting about 17mpg. I try not to take it past 2.5k RPMs, but with how slow it is, sometimes its hard, lol.

 

Well you should have 4.88 gears with the 31" tires. So your speedo will show a little slow. I bet both your guys speedos are off...

 

I get 18-20 mixed highway and in town. When I'm actually pushing it hard that goes down to about 11-12 thats with 33's and stock gears

 

My 83 got about 175-200 miles to a tank.And in mpg I have gotten from 13 to almost 20 mpg. But it all depends on how you drive the truck. I have the 22r (I hate carbs never again will I buy a car or truck with a carb) 5 speed stick shift 2 inch body lift 2 inch spring lift 4 inchs total of lift. 33 inch mudders 4.88 gears Trutrac locker in the rear.

 

I have a stock P/U with 30 in a/t's and i get 20-21 mpg. My last two tanks were 20.7mpg. Oh,.. i have the 22re and around 125,XXX miles on it.

 

I have a 95 3.0 4runner everything stock, I'm running 31's right now, I have 2 12" subs in the back, and I keep the spare tire in, and with idling in the morning for 10-15 minutes to warm it up as it hasn't been above freezing more than twice in the last two months, I'm averaging 13-14 mpg. I have before pushed it to 20 mpg's and that was some really steep and winding hills averaging about 60-70mph. I find, which makes absolute sense just making a point, that if I drive 55 I get extremely better gas mileage. When I start getting much fast than 65, that's when the mileage starts really going down.

 

Back and forth to school, round trip 30 miles, one major hill each direction, through the city, I'm getting 17mpg.

31" ATs, 4.56 gears, 22RE 5spd.

 

84 Runner, 31s, stock gears. 22-24 mpg. I drive mostly highway though when I drive it.

edit: Sorry I'm an idiot, you guys don't care about me.

 

88 4runner, 3.0 5speed, 5.13's and 39.5's
13.8mpg

 

4:10's on 35's featherwieght on the peddle i get like 20-22 mpg 5speed 3.0 cruising roads 45mph(check the sig for engine mods)
in the city its like 16-18mpg but to get up and go ya gotta use a little gas.

 

32x11.50's no lift, 5-speed 3.0L
Average between 18.3 to 20mpg depending on how I drive it

 

Stock 1990 v6 auto 4x4 averaged 18.5mpg best and 13mpg worst. The worst included mostly driving around town. I need to replace my fuel filter but I don't know how much that will help. I've also got a cap on but it's fiberglass so I don't think that hurts much.

 

I bought my 4runner about a month ago and ive been getting around 16ish mpg around town and like 22 on the highway. I have the 3L, 5pd manual, everything is stock as far as i know.

 

90 truck
22re 5sp
30x9.5
23 city 26+ hwy