14 in the city, 18 on the highway.2014 double cab with 150k, the greatest engine I have ever owned

2008 RCSB with a 5.7, 119k miles... I'll never ever sell it. Thank you for the information on the video.

Just bought mine 2 days ago, my last one was a 07 Toyota matrix, it’s like going from a bathtub to jackuzi. 😅

I always say it, what you save on gas from one of the "big 3" trucks, save it for the mechanic. OR go buy a tundra and just buy gas.

I wonder how much better gas mileage the RWD gets? Would the higher octane gasoline get better gas mileage?

I got 17.2 miles per gallon. On my 5.7, it's gonna happen.

2020 Crewmax 4x4, 20” wheels, 285 mildly aggressive M/S tires. 2.5” leveling kit, 19mpg@ 65mph, cruise control, From Sacramento to Red Bluff. Consistently but I also stay below 2,000 rpm even taking off from a stop sign. If I want to go fast I have a built turbo diesel at home.

Mine does the same she’s at 292k miles, the injectors on these are pretty loud and you may be hearing the chain tensioners which is quite normal with these

09 tundra exactly the same, been running good for over 10 years so normal

i have a 16 crewmax 4x4 with the 5.7, use 85 or flex fuel, and get about 18mpg on colorado highways. your number seems very reasonable.

I have 2014 Tundra and I find that 60mph on the highway is the magic number for good mpg. I usually get 17's to 18's on the highway. I have an aftermarket AFE air filter and a tonneu cover which I found that the combo of both of those overall raised my mpg by about 1.5.

I have the same truck right now I literally have it in my driveway

You only have 170K miles, mileage should get better when the Tundra gets broken in. 😊

Yes and in the cab it sounds much worse then it warms up and goes away Toyota Brand oil defiantly makes it sound less.

Just Purchased my RWD 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited CrewMax & on my First Tank of fuel- Trying Archoil & AMSOIL OW20 oil we’ll see what it does. It already impresses in the Performance arena- Grumpy Old Vet! Tundra Texas Edition 5.7L V8 running great At 143K.

love our videos. I have a question . Recently Ive been offered a, 2015 Toyota Tundra TRD - SR5 _ with the 5.7L 8-Cylinder Gas Engine . Miles are under 80 thousand . Its absolutely imaculate. The only thing is its 2WD and not the 4WD , but I prefer the 2WD since it hasnt snowed where I live in 8 years. I can get the truck for under $20 thousand. I would love your advice. I really like this Toyota engine and its a crew cab. Thx Buddy.

I get about 15mpg

Id use supertech from walmart before mobile 1

First off dont use mobile 1, itll make your engine sound like garbage

I had a 2015 crew cab 4x4 Had a 2” lift leveling kit and 35” Nitto hybrid Terra on it. Love it but every darn time I went to fill it up. It was always 11.3 Mpg best I ever saw it get was on interstate 15..5 Mpg Only had it two years worst gas mpg of anything I’ve ever owned

U still got that truck because i got 1 now that sounds the same & wondering how it holds up

2011 tundra platinum, 226,000 km , and mine sounds exactly the same

I actually didn’t worried when I bought my 2010 tundra. She sounds like a beast like if I had a V10 diesel engine something like that. But I did some research just to be safe and it turns out this is normal, some people get rid of the diesel sound by changing oils 0w20 to 5w30. So I guess if you want a quiet engine just use another oil like 5w30 that seems to work just fine.

Better mpg compared to my 2002 ford f350 v10

2017 5.7L 4x4 DC on stock sized KO2’s. I get 17.8mpg doing 65mph. Going 70mph and it drops off fast.

We have a 2018 SR5 Crew Cab with the 4.6L. 139,929 miles. When our son comes of age he’ll be driving this. ❤👍🏾

Do u have factory intake?

I have the exact same truck mine is the trd version

Mine sound the same, have 56k. Question what about the sound when shut off the engine, I dont know what it is.???????

I get 19 on fwy

I would much rather pay more at the pump with less times in the shop for repairs. Ex: Ford, GM..

17.8 MPG, not too shabby

Thanks alot for this Regan. I had the special tool from my 2009 Sienna van, but when I got under the Tundra I was a little surprised at how small the oil pan looks and the location of the cartridge filter.

The 4.6 engine w the 4.10 rear end was always around 19-20 mpg for me but 2wd .

2016 tundra crewmax, 113,000 I get around 9 to 10 mpg in town and between 19 to 20,21 mpg. I was getting worse gas mileage but used ATS Chemical oil and gas treatment and now get the in town/ highway, and I get even better gas mileage at 55/60 mph. Above that and she drinks like a sailor ! Lol

Its your cover 😊

Those tundra trucks are way more reliable than those f150 Silverado and ram trucks

I got 16.3 ish while doing interstate driving @ 85mph. I can see 17-18mpg if i followed the speed limit. Running a 2wd crew cab, no mods except airfilter and airbox inlet mod.

2018 20mpg hwy... when towing 13.5mpg hwy

I've had three now I have never gotten over 12 mpg

You people are so dumb 😂 might as well just a Honda civic, over price with a terrible engine, see how long your little 4cylinder does under all the stress and your fuel milage is garbage, get at least a v6 like the older models this crazy and you people buying these new ones are delusional😂

2021 trd pro tundra with michelin defender ltx ms tires. City avg 14.5 to 15.1. Hwy 17.1 to 18.5

I want the desert boss package

Normal sound ....same as all the 5.7 Tundra's

Or you can use a half in ratchet and stick it in the square hole on the end of the filter housing. Thanks good video

I average 18.2 m per gallon in 2018 crewmax sport with just over a 110000 miles on it with a hard bed cover and that makes a difference

Sounds about right but you probably got better mpg than that as you have 33in tires which will make the odometer reading less miles than you actually traveled. That is unless you've had the speedometer adjusted for those tires

I was getting 12-13 in my '07 (same config as yours), changed the leaking radiator and new coolant brought it up to ~17?!?!

30 seconds in and commenting my guess on his highway mileage 15.5 miles to the gallon.

Lot of people mad for some reason when you bring up mpgs on a tundra and i don’t know why. It’s kind of like you’re questioning their masculinity or something. That’s the knee jerk reaction to it. If you monitor mpgs itll tell you the health of the engine. That’s how I’ve caught faulty plugs 2 times. Its a health check on the engine nothing more nothing less lol. Tires make a huge difference in mpg. I gave Michelin Defender LTX M/S and get good mpgs because of their low roll resistance. A/T and offroad tires are heavier and will give worse mpgs.