Really more reactive to winter vs summer blend. I was doing about 21.5-21.7 summer blend mixed driving. Doing 20.1 now on winter blend in NJ 91/93 doesn't seem to change to much
Highest mileage J250
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Just curious, what size rims do you have? I have a 2025 with 2100 miles on it and thinking of going to KO3's. I have the 20 inch tire set up with Dunlops. Curious how they look in what do you think of them on your LC.
WOW that's interesting about the fuel economy not sure what size tank you get over there we get a 29 gallon tank but we only have the option of a 2.8 liter Turbo Diesel engine - I can get 620 miles from a tank which is ok for touring but the previous model had a larger tank but the new model lost this when Toyota decided to put the spare wheel underneath the truck rather than on the back door which caused lots of talk here for a number of reasons.
Ditto, just completed 5K, had the service done, Surprising Toyota mentioned not to rotate the tires. And advised at 10K. The decision to change can be taken by owner, But that will not be part of the service package due.
In the end, the 26MPG was attained. But in order to accomplish this. Your driving style must be comparable to that of a tortoise. ABSOLUTELY NOT. The 6.9 kmpl was achieved. 6.9 x 3.78 = 26.11 mpg when multiplied by the US gallon (1 US gal = 3.78 liters). It was necessary to hear the Jack rabbit and other SUVs honking in exasperation.
In the end, the 26MPG was attained. But in order to accomplish this. Your driving style must be comparable to that of a tortoise. ABSOLUTELY NOT. The 6.9 kmpl was achieved. 6.9 x 3.78 = 26.11 mpg when multiplied by the US gallon (1 US gal = 3.78 liters). It was necessary to hear the Jack rabbit and other SUVs honking in exasperation.
6.9 KM/L is 16.2 MPG
26 MPG is 11 KM/L
I’m coming up on 15,000. 2024 FE. No issues except the brake squeal in the morning backing out. Have done beaches, rocky trails, arroyos, steep ranch trails I usually only take the polaris on, never had even a moment of uncertainty. Vehicle is certainly fit for purpose. We’ll see if it’s got a Toyota body on frame lifespan.
Same 1 year and 15k miles (4 oil changes). Love the vehicle and it is unstoppable. Best vehicle purchase I have made in awhile. Currently own 6 vehicles too. Traded in a full size truck for it and have never looked back.
*I will add a bigger fuel tank if offered eventually.
Highest mileage in the shortest amount of time award lol? I've owned mine for 10 days, already put on 3300 miles!
bump! lets keep these rolling
Bought my LC about 7-1/2 weeks ago and have put just over 2,400 miles on it. And I work from home! lol
6.9Km/L equals 16 US MPGIn the end, the 26MPG was attained. But in order to accomplish this. Your driving style must be comparable to that of a tortoise. ABSOLUTELY NOT. The 6.9 kmpl was achieved. 6.9 x 3.78 = 26.11 mpg when multiplied by the US gallon (1 US gal = 3.78 liters). It was necessary to hear the Jack rabbit and other SUVs honking in exasperation.
Just turned 27000 km or 16000 miles on my stock 1958 running premium at all fills - happy to say no issues except Apple CarPlay which is a pain for randomly disconnecting and other gremlins - dealer has contacted Toyota as they can't seem to fix it and it has done it when using their phone when the tech was driving.
Just returned from a 7000km trip hauling my travel trailer - approx 4300 pounds loaded and averaged 13.9 L/100km or almost 17mpg ( didn't push it and kept the highway speed to 93km/hr which seems to be it's sweet spot - on the really big hills took the truck lane and mostly kept the speed the transports were doing except when they got really bogged down). As a reference the past 3 tanks of gas since getting home have an average of 8.4 L/100 km or about 28 mpg. of combined city and highway driving. (It will do better and has in the past when I tried to achieve the best possible at 6.2 l/100 or 39mpg !! but then I'll be getting lots of impatient drivers honking as I very slowly accelerate from traffic lights and coast to stops)
Just returned from a 7000km trip hauling my travel trailer - approx 4300 pounds loaded and averaged 13.9 L/100km or almost 17mpg ( didn't push it and kept the highway speed to 93km/hr which seems to be it's sweet spot - on the really big hills took the truck lane and mostly kept the speed the transports were doing except when they got really bogged down). As a reference the past 3 tanks of gas since getting home have an average of 8.4 L/100 km or about 28 mpg. of combined city and highway driving. (It will do better and has in the past when I tried to achieve the best possible at 6.2 l/100 or 39mpg !! but then I'll be getting lots of impatient drivers honking as I very slowly accelerate from traffic lights and coast to stops)
Same here
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and this must be a record: https://www.reddit.com/user/UnstoppableMileage/submitted/, we have 70K friends 
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tangentially related topic, this record-breaking user is complaining about some high pitch noise and suggests that it is breaks related, that I believe I've recently started hearing too (after recent little offroad adventure 
). FWIW I had no serious problems with reverse breaks squeal, just couple random incidents, nothing consistent, so probably unrelated issues 
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(after recent little offroad adventure ). FWIW I had no serious problems with reverse breaks squeal, just couple random incidents, nothing consistent, so probably unrelated issues :
Miss Daisy’s last tank average was 25.4249815 MPG. I haven’t filled up after our last trip, yet..and this must be a record: https://www.reddit.com/user/UnstoppableMileage/submitted/, we have 70K friends
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93 octane ethanol free BP, with stock Michelin’s. It will drop 1-2 mpg when I switch to E10 gas, if needed, during our upcoming trip out west.
