Jeep_420

$75 to fill up yesterday , and getting about 17 mpg..picked her up from the stealer for some work and the gauage told me avg. was 13 mpg.

Black-Shadow

I get 17 mpg to work on a winding hilly trip. Highway im gettting 22-25. 17"rims

RescueG911

Yup 14.5-15 mpg AVG. 2012 Rubicon unlimited. I do drive fast though. 80-85 when I'm on the highway.

MrDillClinton

I'm getting 22 on the gauge and 19 calculated. This is lots of stop and go, maybe 25% interstate 25% 55mph and 50% in town and in traffic.

I have 3.73's and I'm decently easy on the skinny.

offcamber

I have the same setup and I'm getting almost 18. Do you live in a hilly area?

knight1000

2012 Rubi 4.10 gears auto. 2200 miles now and am getting about 17. Thats up from the 14+ during the first 1500 miles or so. Im ok with this. 17 is what I got with my 07 and had no where near the power.

TeraFlex

2012 with 5,700 miles, 37" MTR's with 5:38's in my Tera44/Tera60 axles,auto, I'm getting 14.11 so far this month. I like to push the skinny pedal down a little too much.

.45Hardboil

It's a Jeep. If you're that worried about a mile or two a gallon, get another vehicle. And please stay in the right hand lane.

bigcanoe

I hear winter gas really sucks for MPG too, Ethanol or something? Or is that summer gas?

I thought they revised their EPA testing to give more accurate estimates?

Is the big range (I get 12 vs I get 23) totally a factor of how often you floor it and how fast you go? I assume gearing and tires and racks are a big culprit, but stock they should do what they are advertised to give.

keith6

My 2012 Sport has 3K miles now, I have 35" Nitto's with 2.5" lift and have never gotten above 15 mpg but it's just so much fun to drive around I just don't care. I cannot see 20 mpg being realistic