Post a screenshot of your average MPG here!

[roaniecowpony]

Yes we all understand that

On a Base model Sport that has lawn mower tires on it Jeep claims 22avg.

How are peeps getting 26,28?? Notice all the Jeeps screenshot have only few hundred miles...that is why, because there is no average to go off of.

Because they are driving in a more efficient manner than the EPA test standard. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/how_tested.shtml

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Because they are driving in a more efficient manner than the EPA test standard. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/how_tested.shtml

Nah..I'm leaning more towards the jeep is literally brand spankingnnew with only a few hundred miles which is skewing the average.

And yes, plus the rig is brand new so people are driving them very 'delicately'.

 

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@higbyz

Wow, that ain't to bad actually lifted + 35s

However, this is not the norm as I just said had a 7 hour roadtrip one way.

 

[#4Jeep 1st Wrangler]

This is about average...... City and highway

 

[Arterius2]

This is about average...... City and highway

I have exact MPG as you, this looks about right for a mix of city and highway driving, with that said, even just pure highway for me is around 20.

 

[Arterius2]

Because they are driving in a more efficient manner than the EPA test standard. https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/how_tested.shtml

So tell me, what manner can you drive on the highway that will net you significant more mileage than others? You can account for maybe a fraction or two better mileage if you practice better techniques(smoother acceleration, shift earlier etc), from my experience it’s rather hard to get better mileage from just driving style alone. Since we’re talking about 7 or 8 better mpg here. This is something else.

At best, my Sahara 2.0 turbo with stock tires gave me around 20-23 mpg with a mix of city and highway driving. Even just pure highway I wasn’t getting anything higher than 23. And this was me just putting on cruise control and forget it. So I’m not sure what else I can do to get better mileage, I’m literally not touching it.

 

[entropy]

2 Door Stock Sport S AT tires I get 25~27 on the freeway. Auto trans pentastar V6, stock hardtop. I Got 27 on a 200 miles trip i did way back. next time Ill go on a trip ill ill record it and show it. I get 18~22 on city. I never drive faster than 75 and I am mostly at 70. You guys might be driving too fast or maybe carrying a lot of weight.

All of you just being jelous of some of us getting decent gas mileage lol, we arent lying.

I had a 2018 JL same specs as my 2019 but softtop. I got 23~25 on the highway with that one. about the same city

Oh, I use regular. high octane gas is not gonna give you anything. I am a mech. engineer with a grad degree, it is science. high octane does shit.

I always get better gas mileage in all my vehicles than the one in the sticker. it could be driving manners. my 2013 corolla is rated at 32 higheay and I get 40.

 

[DocTwinkie]

No that's not true...we all understand(obviously) larger tires, lifts etc get you less mpgs.

Point here is trying to figure out how some people are getting such high avg mpgs and fuel ranges.

It’s absolutely true that if you don’t post your specs then it doesn’t matter. If you post 23mpg and don’t tell everyone you’re in a bone stock 2dr turbo... that’s less impressive then a 4dr rubicon lifted with 35s, steel bumpers, and a manual.
Lol.

 

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It’s absolutely true that if you don’t post your specs then it doesn’t matter. If you post 23mpg and don’t tell everyone you’re in a bone stock 2dr turbo... that’s less impressive then a 4dr rubicon lifted with 35s, steel bumpers, and a manual.
Lol.

Yes I get it..not what I meant sorry

 

[Arterius2]

It’s absolutely true that if you don’t post your specs then it doesn’t matter. If you post 23mpg and don’t tell everyone you’re in a bone stock 2dr turbo... that’s less impressive then a 4dr rubicon lifted with 35s, steel bumpers, and a manual.
Lol.

It’s totally reasonable to get 23mpg in bone stock. I’ve gotten that on my bone stock Sahara 2.0 before I modded it, driving purely highway with just cruise control. Foot off, set it and forget it. So I still want to know what I’m doing wrong to not achieve 28mpg like some are getting.

 

[entropy]

It’s totally reasonable to get 23mpg in bone stock. I’ve gotten that on my bone stock Sahara 2.0 before I nodded it, driving purely highway with just cruise control. Foot off, set it and forget it. So I still want to know what I’m doing wrong to not achieve 28mpg like some are getting.

is it only you in the vehicle? Take some weight off and make it a 2 door. You could easily jump to 25. thats how people get goof gas mileage I think.

 

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is it only you in the vehicle? Take some weight off and make it a 2 door. You could easily jump to 25. thats how people get goof gas mileage I think.

Maybe?

But Jeep claims much less..y?

 

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So tell me, what manner can you drive on the highway that will net you significant more mileage than others? You can account for maybe a fraction or two better mileage if you practice better techniques(smoother acceleration, shift earlier etc), from my experience it’s rather hard to get better mileage from just driving style alone. Since we’re talking about 7 or 8 better mpg here. This is something else.

At best, my Sahara 2.0 turbo with stock tires gave me around 20-23 mpg with a mix of city and highway driving. Even just pure highway I wasn’t getting anything higher than 23. And this was me just putting on cruise control and forget it. So I’m not sure what else I can do to get better mileage, I’m literally not touching it.

Driving manner only goes so far I think.

In the real world you have to accelerate and stop according to your surroundings...you cant always be pillow foot.

....if they are, they are actually a nuisance driver

 

[daveprice7]

To further qualify my high average, I have a 3.6 manual, soft top, 2dr, completely stock. I accelerate with intent, but I keep it in 5th unless the engine is struggling. I don't use cruise. I don't exceed the speed limit by much except when passing, and I'm on either city streets or 55mph highways usually. I feel like I drive normally, my wife thinks I drive like a maniac.

On my recent 300 mile round trip (which boosted my running average by 4mpg), there were two adults and a child on board, no gear to speak of, elevations ranging from 0 to about 5000 mi. Mostly overcast with a couple patches of rain. No real wind. Temps in the 50s.

Edit: forgot to add, it's been mostly top on the last few weeks. Only a day or two with either sunrider or safari.

 

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To further qualify my high average, I have a 3.6 manual, soft top, 2dr, completely stock. I accelerate with intent, but I keep it in 5th unless the engine is struggling. I don't use cruise. I don't exceed the speed limit by much except when passing, and I'm on either city streets or 55mph highways usually. I feel like I drive normally, my wife thinks I drive like a maniac.

On my recent 300 mile round trip (which boosted my running average by 4mpg), there were two adults and a child on board, no gear to speak of, elevations ranging from 0 to about 5000 mi. Mostly overcast with a couple patches of rain. No real wind. Temps in the 50s.

Edit: forgot to add, it's been mostly top on the last few weeks. Only a day or two with either sunrider or safari.

Soft tops create more drag though.

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