2.0 owners, what MPG are you averaging?

[mountaintop]

I'm about 2,300 miles in so far on my 2021 JLU Sahara w/ 2.0 Turbo engine. I live in a city so getting about 18 to 19mpg around town - but have taken a couple 500 mile trips and getting 25mpg to 26mpg on those - so averaging about 23mpg overall right now.

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[vegasblue]

21 2.0T non-etorque
2.5 Clayton Overland Lift
35" Mickey Thompson M/T tires @ 32psi
Full Metalcloak skids, fenders, and rock rails
Rusty's bumpers and tire carrier

17.5mpg mostly highway
75mph cruising speed
I take off from stops with "spirit".

I babied it for one tank and managed 20mpg, but I can't, right foot.....too......heavy.

 

[LuvHydro]

I'm about 3800 miles in and average about 24mpg in mixed driving.

What I've noticed is that each start up subtracts 0.1 mpg from the average. Takes me just a few second to put it in gear and get out of the garage. But it does the same thing if I'm in a parking lot.

Interesting, I'll try that in a bit.

 

[guarnibl]

Wife's JLR 2.0 non Etorque is at 22 mpg. stock. We drive mostly city though and ESS has been off most of summer due to cabin constantly cooling. I think in winter we'll be closer to 24.

 

[DHW]

2018 Rubicon, 21k miles, Mopar lift, KO2 35s on Mopar beadlocks (28-30 psi), always use premium, never disable ESS. Also have some heavy mods, winch, front/rear steel bumpers. I bounce between high 17s and low 18s. Pretty much all city driving.

 

[cs2k]

2021 JLRU 2.0 non-eTorque
completely stock other about ~100lb of added weight from sliders & skids
91 gas but the CA blend gives lower MPG
Its my weekend/fun car so it mostly sees freeway driving for trips
if I keep it below 75 on the freeway I can get ~22mpg
In mixed driving around town, i get around ~19 mpg
when going off road, i get ~ 15 mpg but is highly terrain dependent

 

[engineXI]

2021 JLRU 2.0 non-eTorque
completely stock other about ~100lb of added weight from sliders & skids
91 gas but the CA blend gives lower MPG
Its my weekend/fun car so it mostly sees freeway driving for trips
if I keep it below 75 on the freeway I can get ~22mpg
In mixed driving around town, i get around ~19 mpg
when going off road, i get ~ 15 mpg but is highly terrain dependent

Which tires do you have, and what psi are you running on road?

 

[cs2k]

Which tires do you have, and what psi are you running on road?

I have the stock BFG KO2 285/70/17
I run it right at spec: 37 PSI

 

[Papa Jawa]

I should have specified:
Bone Stock Sport
Burning 89/91 Octane
Tires at 36psi
Highway 69mph, 59mph in 65/55 zones
70% highway, 30% city driving
ESS disabled 50% of the time

At the next fillup I'll check it old school.

If you toggle through the tripometers A&B it also tracks there. I reset my mpg tracker after a fill-up but don’t mess with the B tripometer.

I average 15 to 16… lol, in my 3.6 Gladiator Mojave. My wife’s 2.0 etorgue wrangler runs around 18 mpg.

27 Mpg! Dang! I wish!

 

[Papa Jawa]

21 2.0T non-etorque
2.5 Clayton Overland Lift
35" Mickey Thompson M/T tires @ 32psi
Full Metalcloak skids, fenders, and rock rails
Rusty's bumpers and tire carrier

17.5mpg mostly highway
75mph cruising speed
I take off from stops with "spirit".

I babied it for one tank and managed 20mpg, but I can't, right foot.....too......heavy.

Same

 

[Evo8]

4 door 21 Rubi 2.0 auto 37SST - 16mpg mixed driving

 

[SilverBackJLCA]

This is mine, I don't think that # is legit though, best I hand calculated was 31-32ish. Mostly highway, nor cal bay area.

 

[JGlanton]

I got 23 mpg on an 800 mile trip in a 2021 JLUR 2.0. Included mountains and and a couple of offroad segments.

 

[BoHunt]

About 18.5mpg running 87 fuel on 39s

 

[3TV]

20.6 average mpg over the first 600 miles since purchase. That includes an almost equal mix of city, highway, and off road driving. Entirely stock JLUR w/ OEM MT tires.

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