Hybrid Real World MPG (iForce Max) - post your model, specs, general driving conditions, results:

[papadop88]

My PRO has been consistent at 17.1mpg on 295/70/18 Nitto Recons that weigh 53 lbs each. I'm swapping them for 35x12.5x18 MT Baja Boss' for a beefier tire, but they weigh 73lbs each. I can't wait to show you guys the massive dip in MPG in a couple weeks. LOL

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[Joestac]

Just hit 1300 miles on my TH. Average since birth is sitting at 18.6. I came back to work this week, so that is hitting heavy Austin traffic and an hour drive home. I run in normal mode and put 93 Exxon in the tank.

 

[HVLA]

91 octane here. In sport mode 100% of the time and floor it everywhere I can. Usually between 18.5 and 19 mpg.

 

[EricGoleta]

Got my Hybrid premium on 12/3, did a 600 mile break in, and then a 3000 mile road trip. I think I averaged about 72-74 miles an hour and got 19.6 in ECO mode. Only two people and stuff. I was hoping for a little better. Maybe it will improve slightly as it breaks in more.
I did remove the air dam right away. I assumed I would end up breaking that off pretty quickly on some dirt tracks.

 

[kekecarioca]

I am a mile shy of 20K. Mostly ECO mode and 87 octane.
Tracking tank fill ups since approx.: 600 miles

 

[talmadge]

Stock Trailhunter, mostly 91 octane but some 88 as well, elevation average about 5k feet. The city/highway percentages can be ignored, I don't use the slider on fuelly. Most of my driving is interstate.

 

[TrailRunner]

TRD Pro, ~4700 miles, ECO mode, 87 octane, commuting about 60 miles per day mixed city/hwy traffic, not aggressive driving. In the summer I was getting ~21/22 mpg. Now since winter hit New England, I’m at 19.6/19.7 mpg.
Has anyone tried or know anyone who has used those “performance chips” that are advertised to gain 2-3 mpg (I.e. “evolvchips”)?? Are they legit, or bogus?

 

[Desmolicious]

TRD Pro, ~4700 miles, ECO mode, 87 octane, commuting about 60 miles per day mixed city/hwy traffic, not aggressive driving. In the summer I was getting ~21/22 mpg. Now since winter hit New England, I’m at 19.6/19.7 mpg.
Has anyone tried or know anyone who has used those “performance chips” that are advertised to gain 2-3 mpg (I.e. “evolvchips”)?? Are they legit, or bogus?

IMO if those chips worked Toyota would already be using something like that.

 

[Desmolicious]

Sorry if I missed it but any mpg data from people running 35s?

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