get used to it

I get 12-13mpg in the winter and 13-14 in the summer..
I do over 1/2 my miles on the highway too...
I did a road trip and got exactly 15mpg and that was 100% on the highway and I've never seen 15 again...
I drive pretty easy too....
Yep, what he said.

I hold absolutly NO faith in the EPA mileage ratings. My 05 Tundra ac 4x4 will NOT get what they rate it at, no matter what conditions or what speed I drive, it will NOT do it plain and simple. As far as the magical mileage increase after breakin, don't count on much of an increase there either. When my truck was brand new, the first couple of thousand KMS I could almost see the fuel gauge moving then it improved slightly and I was getting about 10 or 11 MPG city and about 15 to 16 tops, on the highway, now after 25,000 KMS on the clock it is still getting the same mileage. I am also very particular about keeping the air filter clean and tires aired up properly and also use synth. oil in the engine and most of the drivetrain. Yes driving habits do affect mileage but in my expereince with my Tundra it does not make a huge difference, it just gets what it gets and that's it.

This is also my biggest complaint with my Tundra, if it will only get 16 MPG they should SAY it gets 16 MPG

If you read all the fuel mileage threads on the Tundra you will see a wide range of figures which leads me to believe that people are doing the math differently, and or, there is quite a variation in various individual but otherwise identical Tundra models. IMO the 1st Gen Tundra is NOT a huge, heavy truck and should get better mileage than it does. Especially when the Silverado and the new 07 Tundra are doing better and the 07 Tundra is bigger and weighs 1000 lbs more with 100 more HP. I know it is what it is and I don't expect 40 MPG BUT when I was buying it I really did think it would do a little better on mileage than it is currently getting and now with gas being over $4.00 a gallon "$101.9 per litre" here.
