new member to tundra talk

lol, drive like a grandma. It's funny, mpg on the paper is never mpg in real life.

thanks, love the truck but i was hoping for alittle more out of the tank. can't baby it much more than i am now. was hoping some might have some in site to exhaust or chips for the tundras

They make a $70 chip that gets you 4-7 more mpg and 60hp, or, you could eat $70 and shit it out on the hood of your truck, both work just as well as the other.

Welcome to the forum. Average mpg is such a vague term. It probably depends more on your life styles than the vehicle. During the winter, I could get way below 10. But then again, living in snowy climate, idling time, frequent stops, short commute all contribute to my very low average mpg. I don't think that number is that meaningful. Instead, try to measure what your mpg is for a controlled situation. If you could drive relatively long distance at about 55 mph you should be able to get over 17. If you are still getting 13 in ideal circumstance like that and your truck is stock, I would think something is wrong.