What is your average MPG (City) / (HIGHWAY)

[DJSKJ]

24 MPG :happy175: I couldn't get that kind of mileage if I was going downhill with a tail wind. I average 16 mpg and that is running 245's.
24 mpg, was cylinder shutdown an option on some models:ROFLJest:

DJ

 

[badkittystt]

According to GasCubby (app on my iPhone) I'm getting 11.89 avg mpg. I guess this would count as city driving, but I would be more apt to call it abandoned city at the top of a mountain 100 years after an earthquake driving given the condition of the roads and terrain here. I'm running mostly stock, upgraded to a K&N drop in air filter & oil filter and I'm riding on 235/70r/16 General Grabber AT2's. I'm looking into changing out my spark plugs soon but with all the back and forth over brand quality and such I might just go to the stealership and get whatever they give me.

 

[Cardhu]

When I was 100% stock, somewhere in the neighborhood of 22 mpg on really really boring flat highway over a tank. Typically cruise at 70 mph. Measured at pump. Stock GY HP 235 65 17s. No i don't fold in my mirrors. Typically see above 20 on highway. Like to keep revs ~2K - 2.2K when cruising. 4 speed auto.

Not a clue about city, too many variables, sufficient to say not good.

There is a big drop off in mileage when I push it above 80, was doing ~83 on the interstate for a couple hours this summer with 500lbs of gear in the back. easily in the 18 mpg ballpark trying to make our way home.

No clue with the lift. Get back to you when i get real data. Winter tires going on next week + cold so numbers might be biased.

 

[rockymountain]

24 MPG :happy175: I couldn't get that kind of mileage if I was going downhill with a tail wind. I average 16 mpg and that is running 245's.
24 mpg, was cylinder shutdown an option on some models:ROFLJest:

DJ

4.10 gears.

I average 16 city with my 245 KMs. I have 3.73 still.

 

[first&lastKJ]

We just got back from a 2,000 mi. trip pulling a 10 ft. trailer with an 800 lb. motorcycle and got 16.75 mpg. in our 07 sport. It does not have the towing package. I normally get 23 mpg. hwy and 16 city. I'm very happy with that. It is not lifted and thats running 225/75/16's

 

[blue_kjR417]

2005 Renegade
125,000 Miles
3.7 Liter
Automatic
3.73 Gears
245/70/16 BFG AT's
2.5" OME/Bilstein Lift
K&N Drop-In Filter
Fresh NGK Plugs and Coil Packs at 120,000 Miles
Very Anti-Aerodynamic KC Lights and Roof Basket
City: 14.5 mpg
Highway Under 60Mph: 19.5 mpg

 

[67Customs]

Pretty much stock and I can get around 21 mpg highway and 13-14 city.

I average 16 mpg.

The interstates and highways around here are very hilly, so it really brings my average down even though I do very little city driving.

I was getting around 24 mph on the interstate until I added Mopar skids and a roof rack. I pretty much blame the roof rack for the 2 mpg loss. It catches a LOT of wind.

 

[CRD Joe]

I usually get around 26 city, and 36-38 highway.

 

[chill]

Pretty much stock and I can get around 21 mpg highway and 13-14 city.

I average 16 mpg.

[/QUOTE]

X2... After oil and plug change 18 / 20+. Now 16 / 18. No hills just crap mileage.

 

[dude1116]

I usually get around 26 city, and 36-38 highway.

That's a CRD for ya... -____-

Bone stock running 245s - I get about 16 city and 21 highway (that is if I drive about 65mph or 70mph the whole way. Hiking about 80-85 I get about 18-19mpg.)

 

[Geep]

All city driving like a ********* grandpa in slow motion 15.689336 mpg

I get any potential frustrations out by driving like an idiot in the woods or drag racing at the track.