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CarGuru > Toyota > Tacoma Gas Mileage 2 March 2006 05:41:35

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Tacoma Gas Mileage
Big Dummy 2 March 2006 05:41:35
	I have a '99 Tacoma--automatic, 6 cylinder, extended cab--that get 16 mpg. What I sense from reading other posts here, that's quite low. Any suggestions on increasing this? mk
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Doug Kanter 1 March 2006 18:00:15 [ permanent link ]
	"Big Dummy" <user@nodomain.com> wrote in message news:MPG.1e6f7980c86202d998969d@news.iserv.net...>I have a '99 Tacoma--automatic, 6 cylinder, extended cab--that get 16> mpg. What I sense from reading other posts here, that's quite low. Any> suggestions on increasing this?> mk Aside from proper engine maintenance, what pressure do you keep your tires at? How did you get that 16 mpg number? For what kind of driving?
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Big Dummy 1 March 2006 18:06:36 [ permanent link ]
	In article <wwiNf.1490$kg.973@news02.roc.ny>, ancientangler@hotmail.com says...> "Big Dummy" <user@nodomain.com> wrote in message > news:MPG.1e6f7980c86202d998969d@news.iserv.net...> >I have a '99 Tacoma--automatic, 6 cylinder, extended cab--that get 16> > mpg. What I sense from reading other posts here, that's quite low. Any> > suggestions on increasing this?> > Aside from proper engine maintenance, what pressure do you keep your tires > at? How did you get that 16 mpg number? For what kind of driving? > Thanks for the reply, Sorry, also forgot to mention 4WD. The 16mpg is almost entirely city driving--2 mi to work and back. Tires may be a little under pressure, but not soft. Also, I guess the sandbags in back would affect it also. But, it seems that it's not much better in the summer, w/o the extra weight. mk
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Zonie 1 March 2006 18:14:55 [ permanent link ]
	You didnt say if you have a Pre-Runner or 4x4 or a standard. I have a 2000 Pre-Runner V-6 auto , ext cab and I get 18 mpg in the city with the 31x10.50 tires. But I drive like an old man. Because i am. I have friends with the same truck in std. forn with the small tires and they get about 21 around town . I pay a price for the big tires, still love the truck. Scott
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Doug Kanter 1 March 2006 18:27:39 [ permanent link ]
	"Big Dummy" <user@nodomain.com> wrote in message news:MPG.1e6f828823350f4e98969e@news.iserv.net...> In article <wwiNf.1490$kg.973@news02.roc.ny>, ancientangler@hotmail.com> says...>> "Big Dummy" <user@nodomain.com> wrote in message>> news:MPG.1e6f7980c86202d998969d@news.iserv.net...>> >I have a '99 Tacoma--automatic, 6 cylinder, extended cab--that get 16>> > mpg. What I sense from reading other posts here, that's quite low. >> > Any>> > suggestions on increasing this?>> > Aside from proper engine maintenance, what pressure do you keep your >> tires>> at? How did you get that 16 mpg number? For what kind of driving?>> Thanks for the reply,> Sorry, also forgot to mention 4WD. The 16mpg is almost entirely city> driving--2 mi to work and back. Tires may be a little under pressure,> but not soft. Also, I guess the sandbags in back would affect it also.> But, it seems that it's not much better in the summer, w/o the extra> weight.> mk Others will jump in to debate this, but for many tires, the pressure recommended by the car maker is not necessarily the optimum in terms of efficiency (or traction). If you're in the 26-28 range, try 30-32. But, you mentioned that you're only driving a couple of miles. If my 2002 Tacoma is any indication, the engine's still in warmup mode for the first few minutes. I'd guess it's not possible to get an accurate mpg estimate if the vehicle's only been running for a couple of miles.
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Big Dummy 1 March 2006 21:41:11 [ permanent link ]
	In article <d12f4a18cecab9002f7e62a33b807748 @localhost.talkaboutautos.com>, sjemoomaw@nospam says...> You didnt say if you have a Pre-Runner or 4x4 or a standard. I have a 2000> Pre-Runner V-6 auto , ext cab and I get 18 mpg in the city with the> 31x10.50 tires. But I drive like an old man. Because i am. I have friends> with the same truck in std. forn with the small tires and they get about> 21 around town . I pay a price for the big tires, still love the truck. > Scott> I actually have never understood what the difference is between a Pre- Runner and standard. But I didn't mention I have the TRD package. Yes, I have oversize tires (don't know size off-hand), but for some reason I thought they would help mileage, not hinder it. For the same linear distance, the wheels, and thus the engine, would turn less. Oh, well. mk
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Joel 1 March 2006 21:59:26 [ permanent link ]
	It seems to me that you might be running into an issue with your speedometer being off. It's calibrated to the factory tire size. In my mind, IF you go further in one revolution of the tire, then really you are going further then the speedometer is reading and hence, your mileage is a bit better then it shows. I actually have never understood what the difference is between a Pre-> Runner and standard. But I didn't mention I have the TRD package.> Yes, I have oversize tires (don't know size off-hand), but for some> reason I thought they would help mileage, not hinder it. For the same> linear distance, the wheels, and thus the engine, would turn less. Oh,> well.> mk ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =----
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Jarhead 2 March 2006 04:03:30 [ permanent link ]
	"Big Dummy" <user@nodomain.com> wrote in message news:MPG.1e6f8f6671951dfb98969f@news.iserv.net... \| In article <d12f4a18cecab9002f7e62a33b807748 \| @localhost.talkaboutautos.com>, sjemoomaw@nospam says... \| > You didnt say if you have a Pre-Runner or 4x4 or a standard. I have a 2000 \| > Pre-Runner V-6 auto , ext cab and I get 18 mpg in the city with the \| > 31x10.50 tires. But I drive like an old man. Because i am. I have friends \| > with the same truck in std. forn with the small tires and they get about \| > 21 around town . I pay a price for the big tires, still love the truck. \| > Scott \| > \| > \| I actually have never understood what the difference is between a Pre- \| Runner and standard. But I didn't mention I have the TRD package. \| Yes, I have oversize tires (don't know size off-hand), but for some \| reason I thought they would help mileage, not hinder it. For the same \| linear distance, the wheels, and thus the engine, would turn less. Oh, \| well. \| \| mk A Pre-Runner is not a 4 wheel drive. It looks like a 4 wheel drive but is not one. Pre-Runners are what the 2 wheel drive trucks that "Pre-Run" the Baja California race course are called. The difference between the regular 2 wheel drive Tacoma and the Pre-Runner is the Pre-Runner gives you the looks of a 4 wheel drive- I.E., big tires and higher ground clearance. -- Jarhead
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Studio 2 March 2006 05:41:35 [ permanent link ]
	I've owned both Pre-Runner and my newer D-cab 4wd. Both 6cyl @ 190hp. My D-cab gets 16.5 highway, 14 city, or an average 15.2 combined. And I am not heavy on the accelerator. I used to own a 1981 Corvette. Being the 2 have almost the same horsepower @190-195hp, the only difference is the Corvette has better aerodynamics, 2 more cylinders and carburator vs, fuel injection for the truck. The Corvette got the exact same gas mileages as the truck. It's still better than the 8mi. per gallon you'll get with a 400hp motor.
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