u/IAmFromTheDeeps

Been seeing a lot of people in videos saying how they don't even get close to the advertised mileage.

On a 3 hour trip, I averaged - 24mpg (9.8 L/100km) Driving 100km/hour avg

Commuting to work with some spirited driving - 22 mpg (10.6 L/100km)

Setup on my 2026 TRD Sport Premium non hybrid:

Tires - Stock general grabbers

Air dam - still on (I know lame but until I get my skid plate)

Fuel: 91 octane.

Intake: OEM paper filter , stock airbox.

Just making this post to get some real world feedback/stories on the tires I settled on for my new Taco. I live in Northern Ontario, Canada.

Previously I had a Ram 1500 and tried a number of tires in our conditions. Following a few recommendations from coworkers, I purchased some Toyo's.

I am just wondering what people in this sub think of those tires, and how they hold up. I've looked at reviews and some people swear by them, some people not so much. This goes for every single tire I've ever looked up as people have buyers bias because nobody wants to admit their $1500 tires suck. So want some real examples of the good and bad.

Edit: I’m well aware these aren’t winter tires. With all due respect I appreciate the engagement but it’s not really my question. I’m educated on tires, compounds, etc. I’m asking about these specific tires, not if I should buy winter tires.

Just sharing for those on the fence about getting a high clearance tip. It does in fact change the tone, and a lot of people online were saying it doesn't change the exhaust note.

I found it dropped down to a deeper idle tone similar to my old Subaru's cold start, and even under acceleration it sounds deeper. It doesn't magically sound like a race car, but it sounds great imho.

As somebody who has had all previous vehicles with straight pipes, muffler deletes, cat backs, etc. I'm just happy to have a quiet vehicle for once, and this little change in tone was worth the money since it provides a function of getting rid of that ugly rear pipe, and it provides some fun with a deeper exhaust tone without having to do much.

Edit:

Today I was showing a buddy the new sound, he noticed a difference too, and when I revved it up, it actually made made some pops.