I have a 2019 pro4x with a k&n cold air intake and a fitch fuel catalyst since adding the fuel catalyst my mpg has gotten way better. Before adding it I was averaging 16 to 18 mpg at around 65 to 70 mph on 93 octane. After adding the fitch fuel catalyst my mpg has been at around 21 to 23mpg at 65 mph on 87 octane gas. The truck idles more smoother and the exhaust fumes are not smelly as before the catalyst helps the engine burn the gas more complete. If you want to read up on it look it up here at https://fitchfuelcatalyst.com/automotive
Had a 2017 sv was pretty base and i got upwards of 22 mpg
I think the weight difference is why i got such different mpg avg. My 2019 i think is heavier due to the tow package and the comfort and convenient package and few other dealer/ manufacturer packages.
Had a 2017 sv was pretty base and i got upwards of 22 mpg
I think the weight difference is why i got such different mpg avg. My 2019 i think is heavier due to the tow package and the comfort and convenient package and few other dealer/ manufacturer packages.
My dad has a 2017 titan pro4x crew cab and he is averaging around 15mpg (not using the trucks computer) on 87 octane. I have a 2012 pro4x king cab and I am averaging around 12mpg on 87 octane also not using the trucks computer. All the driving is combination of the country side and highway. Both trucks are 100% stock.
18 Pro4X, no mods and generally get 15-16 city, 11-12 towing a 3500 lb pontoon boat, and 18-20 highway driving depending on speed and wind direction. 80 mph is usually 18 mpg, and 70 mph is around 20.
2017 Titan SL all stock my average is 18.1-18.3, lowest was in the 17-17.5s mainly due to a lot of city short distance and parked idling when moving for a day. Best has been 21-21.4 and that was an all highway drive.
Hmm, now I see I am not the only one here. I average 17.3 under normal driving, and about 7.1 towing a 8000lb travel trailer. Guess that it is just the way it is with these big guys. Miss that fuel economy of my 2003 Frontier. Used to get around 23.3mpg.
2017 XD P4X, 2" level kit, 285/70/18 Ridge Graps, iDrive, Timbrens, and Phoenix radio. I get 14 mpg and I'm happy about it all things considering. If I drive like a Grandpa, I can get 15-16 mpg but that ain't me.
I have a 2017 Platinum Reserve and I get about 14 tops. The funny thing is I tow my camper (~7500 lbs) and still get about 13 MPG where my silverado got about 10
My all time best was driving New Jersey to Florida so it’s all straight highway and doing the speed limit or just above and a solid 23.4 mpg. I have gotten great mileage many times as I now have 50,000 miles in just over 2 years.
What a great comfortable riding truck.
2019 SL 4x4 crew cab, full stock, took it from MO to BC down thru Washington, OR and back to MO camping and ran from 20.5 to a low of 19 the whole trip. My 06 SL 4x4 crew cab best was 18, generally 15. New '19 not bad, running western speed limits and getting that type of mileage.
Just got 20.2 mpg over a 300 mile road trip at 75 mph. The computer said 19.7 mpg, which is strange because it normally reads higher than actual. I'm driving from New Orleans to Phoenix on Thursday so it'll be interesting to see what it can do. The stretch of I-10 between West Texas and Arizona is where I've historically seen the best gas mileage in my other vehicles
You don't need to do any upgrades to get good gas mileage on the Titan. Just burning a hole in your pocket and buying the snake oil that people are trying to sell.