2006 Toyota Tundra 4.7L V8

[TKWPrime]

I am brand new to hypermiling and ecomodding. I drive this behemoth (EPA rated 15 city, 18 highway) for work and just recently added a ScanGuage II. With only minimal changes to my driving habits, I jumped my average mileage from 16.3 to 20.9. At the current price of fuel, that is saving me a 4.5 cents per mile. I get reimbursed for business mileage so that translates to about $16 extra in my pocket on every tank of fuel.

Viva hypermiling!

[truckncycle]

Welcome to EM! That's a great start. I have only improved my pickup mileage slightly but I don't tend to drive much freeway. I am learning all the transition points in my commute though and I can see a difference.

[taco]

that is not bad at all/ u know the v6 tacoma 4.0 is only rated at 20 highway

nice truck last week i amost bought a double cab 4x4 2008 model with the 5.7 damn nice trucks.

[sdprius858]

Nice truck, i had a 2005 Regular Cab V8 4WD WT. I got about 18 on the highway with a 2 inch lift, 33 inch BFG Mud Terrains and off road lights

[RidgelineRookie]

I drove my "new" 2005 Tundra 4.7L SR5 double cab home last week and got 23 MPG on the 170 mile trip.....then I refilled after about 400 more miles and got only 16.5. Boohoo!
I was driving 75-80 mph using mostly cruise control when I got the 23....so maybe I'm onto something....raise the speed limits from 55 to 75 around here.

[RidgelineRookie]

I drove my "new" 2005 Tundra 4.7L SR5 double cab home last week and got 23 MPG on the 170 mile trip.....then I refilled after about 400 more miles and got only 16.5. Boohoo!
I was driving 75-80 mph using mostly cruise control when I got the 23....so maybe I'm onto something....raise the speed limits from 55 to 75 around here.