Mpg?

[FRV]

2021 JLUR MT with stock wheels and 33s. 2.5" AEV lift. Ursa Minor camper top. Warn winch17 gallon long range aux tank. Low profile solar panel but no roof racks. Fully loaded for overlanding we get 18MPG at 65-70. At 60-65 we can usually eke out 19 if no head wind.

YMMV.

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[BXFXJeep]

Driving 6 Wranglers over 30 years, I mostly got 14mpg on a good day city driving, with very little highway, the 3.6s got me 20+ pure highway.

I think I might be getting 12mpg with this 4xe, based on fill up and odometer reading for January.

 

[gfdiver69]

Stock 2022 4xe Rubicon, 8200 miles, 20.4 mpg. Combined city/highway, weather 30F above to -20F. Usual highway speed is 70 to 75 mph. Not complaining when you're pushing a box down the road

 

[Antonio]

No lift, 32 OEM tires, averaging 22 mph gallon. Should have bought the diesel!

Just did a nice little trip with stock wheels 33 rubi no lift across the pine barrens this weekend average 23 mpg diesel ?

 

[Santana74]

I have the diesel..23 mpg average, but $4.95 a gallon for diesel here in Michigan. ??

2023 Saraha Altitude 3.0l Diesel and my average on my dash reads 28.3mpg. A lift and 35s are in my near future. I see that mpg going down some.

 

[Trailroamer]

My ‘23 stock sport is getting 24-26 mpg country road driving. I’m happy.

 

[AFD]

Just got my highest after filling up tonight at 19.8MPG. Stock '23 2-door Rubicon with auto-trans, v6/eTorque and 4.10 gears. Spent the entire week driving like a granny, constantly glancing at the fuel economy screen to get there. Was ~97% highway at 45 to 55MPH, so no idea where Jeep's getting the 24MPG highway rating on my window sticker.

Still only ~3,500 on the odometer, so maybe things will improve a bit more and by the time summer blends roll around, hopefully I'll be able to break 20MPG without trying to hypermile a brick.

 

[Spartan99]

No lift, 32 OEM tires, averaging 22 mph gallon. Should have bought the diesel!

More expensive fuel, the cost of the diesel option, maintenance, def, etc, and the mpg gains are probably a wash.

 

[TimmH]

Drove across the state on "Alligator Alley", Fort Myers to Ft Lauderdale, just last week.

2018 JLUR Sahara 3.6L, 33" KO2s

16.1 with cruise set at 77.

 

[Merc]

I have a manual Sport V6 on 35s, 4.88 gearing. I'm getting between 17-18mpg. I think originally stock was getting between 22-23mpg. I have metal bumpers and skids as well as a side window rack which is all contributing the the lower mpg.

Between the mountains here and the stop and go traffic it's almost even between hw/surface streets.

Where'd you go for the re-gearing in LA? And if you don't mind, who much did they charge?

 

[SadRobot]

Where'd you go for the re-gearing in LA? And if you don't mind, who much did they charge?

I had it done at Offroad Customz in Glendale. Looks like on the invoice it was $2100 for the re-gear which included a diff oil change after the first 500 miles.

 

[Deleted User 38384]

More expensive fuel, the cost of the diesel option, maintenance, def, etc, and the mpg gains are probably a wash.

Realistically, yeah. ?

 

[multicam]

Mpg?

Yes, you should be getting some of them.

 

[Bayrat]

Picked up a 2021 JLU rubicon with a 3.5" lift. running 37x13.5x20r tires. I have had it for just over a week now and It's getting around 11MPG based on searched on here this seems pretty low.
I live in Alaska so it's been pretty cold but I've tried to not let it just sit and idle.
Habnt had it on the highway much either. It's been mostly just on base. So 25-35mph typical driving speeds.

That's worse than my 392 XR

 

[Wraif]

No lift, 32 OEM tires, averaging 22 mph gallon. Should have bought the diesel!

Wouldn’t have a diesel if you gave it to me. Just my opinion

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