@@upperleftnorthwest4278 can you explain the calculation I didn’t account for?

@@TheFamilyCruiser250okay so you had 233.7/10.871= 21.49 Your current tire size 285/70/17 compared to 245/70/18 is 3.8% larger in diameter & circumference, meaning you have to add that back into your total mileage on the tank, so now its 242/10.871= 22.3 or so mpg. The odometer/speedo is calibrated for oem stock tire size, so your readings will be off. Thats why some people were asking about measuring miles driven by GPS

@@jpd420 the screen I don’t mind, but the 360 camera would have been nice especially out on the trail.

@@andrew5373 good point. I learned that after i filmed this vid.

@@Walter-ol6gd I may need to rerun the test using gps miles instead of odometer miles. Someone mentioned here that they will differ in favor of the gps miles being more accurate resulting in a better mpg number.

@@andrew5373 no lift?

That’s awesome! I’d love to know your MPGs after you do!

@@harlanpepper I wanted the GX also but ultimately went with the LC because of price and the little increase in mpgs from the hybrid. Also, the GX powertrain may have issues like in the Tundra (same powertrain).

@@harlanpepper if you go with the LC, see Gabe at Toyota Redlands!

@@TheFamilyCruiser250 Yeah, I had heard about the twin turbo V6 issues the Tundra was experiencing - which prompted me to hold off 6-12 months to see how they resolve things. I also like the lower floor in the back sans-battery, but honestly, the Nori Green option on the GX was a significant draw to me. I only drive a couple thousand miles a year, so fuel economy didn't weigh in much for me. And the extra year on the Lex warranties was nice. I'll have to go see them both in person!

@@harlanpepper in the end, it was the classic round Toyota headlights that got me. 🤓

@@geallen11 noted…keep vids short and to the point.

@@TheFamilyCruiser250 greatly appreciated and I’ll keep coming back. I’m an LC purist, (2013 200, 1989 FJ62) with eyes on a new one for the Mrs.

@@geallen11 she’s going to love it. My wife no longer drives her own car. 😒

@@wimsurf soooo how do I do that??

@@TheFamilyCruiser250 I’m not sure if hptuners already has access to your car make and model, but on Chevy and dodge they give access to these options, best to give them a call

@@wimsurf thanks

@@christorealov9050 no issues

@@billphilliard967 I’ll do a measure for you soon.

@@altaafkader9675 no it’s the US Spec 2.4 4 cylinder turbo/hybrid

@@Jaa2019 unfortunately, yes

@@UncleFjester I don’t have to shave my eyebrows. Mine just fall out with the rest of my hair because I’m old. And since you’re referencing Woopie, you must be as old or older than me.

@@UncleFjester and it’s $4.70/gal at Costco 😛

@@pietvanderwesthuyzen6502 should I go bigger?

@@ThirdBrainLives it is because I live in Southern California 😎 and I am a Californian. Therefore, aesthetics.

@@TheFamilyCruiser250 Makes sense

Yep totally nowhere to off-road in southern california or anywhere near southern california. ZERO off-roading. it’s all paved. The entire desert southwest is paved and flat. SoCal is just like Colorado, Utah and Arizona as flat as can be. They use this area to fine tune levels. NEVER go there.