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Well as the OP and again stating, that this is over and over pulled in the wrong direction. Thread was started and titled about "best tires for fuel mileage" as that was totally the only question. (even got my answer and added it to the titled question) Your comprehension was definitely not...

Well, like I stated (ignorance is bliss), it was @ 35 when purchased and was @ 38 shortly after for probably @ least 15k miles. She drove and rode fine, with never an issue. Tires looked perfect @22k miles. I work off on a ship 28/28, but had the wife drop them down to 32psi last week before...

Welcome and she only gets better with break-in! Our 2024 Limited (gas only) improved 3 to 4 mpg from 5k miles to 22k miles on truck. 21 to 22 mpg running 77mph Much better @ lower speeds!

I get 21 in my 2018 F150, 5.0, 4 door, 4x4 on highway @ 77 and average 23 when just running around @ 55 and below (country miles). Just about exact same as the wife's new Tacoma. Which is fine but was NOT fine for 1st 10 tanks of fuel @ 17mph. Just pray she keeps trending up!

Welcome and VERY NICE!

Lol @ how funny the thread changes.... I knew exactly what we wanted, which was the Tacoma with the known fuel mileage. Thread was started just to see if I can make what wife drives (yes a truck and her 1st truck) get better MPG when the time comes, is all! We get 1 new vehicle every 4 years...

Could definitely see that @ your speeds of 67.35 - 71.45mph (Definitely had to convert! 😆). Speed definetely smacks the fuel mileage on this small engine!

Yes, I forgot to mention that I installed the bed cover as well right after purchase. Truck came with the Primacy tires. Am planning on putting spoiler back on but was waiting for it to totally break in and level out fuel mileage. Personally like the look without, but if it improves, it will...

If Ford can do better with full size much more powerful trucks, surely Toyota can do better with a smaller brick! Detailed Breakdown by Engine: 2.7L EcoBoost V6: 18 city / 23 highway / 20 combined mpg (4WD). 5.0L V8: 16 city / 24 highway / 19 combined mpg (4WD). 3.5L EcoBoost V6: 16 city /...

Was going to compare the tires on the Michelin website but it WOULD NOT let me even select the ENERGY SAVER!! Thinking maybe the load rating for the truck... Filter asked for Year Make and Model.... There are no MICHELIN ENERGY SAVER A/S currently available for your search. Please find below...

I can definitely see that!! Wife won't budge below 77 going 45 miles each way. 35 miles is highway. So she does 62mph for 10 miles then 35 miles @ 77. (Math shows about 2 minutes time she cut) My son drives about same distance going 68 to 72 in 2025 F150 full four door 4x4 with V6 turbo...

That has been my choice thus far as well. Was just looking to see if anyone else has done research. I also keep set mine @ 38psi and she rides fine. This last trip in the Florida heat had all of them running an even 40PSI until the sun went down and then back to 38/39. For what it is worth...

Thanks and just looking for anyone already chased this rabbit. Wife's daily driver and has never been offroad, so 4 ply should be plenty. And forgot to mention, I personally can get an easy 1 mpg better than my heavy foot wife who is not easy on the pedal getting up to speed. smh....

2024 Tacoma Limited Purchased Dec 7th 2024 Now @ 22k miles. Was averaging 15 to 18mpg when new. (Using calculator) Now she is fairly constant over 21mpg as it slowly trended up. Only mod was removing plastic under front end. Did it help? Really not sure as it was constantly trending better...