Im just curious to see how many miles are on other peoples jeeps and what their gas mileage is.

Mine has a little over 287XXX
and get about 10 miles to the gallon.

 

10 mpg? Why?

Mine reads 137,xxx and before the lift and regear (just performed yesterday), I would get 22-24 mpg.

 

Mine has 139,xxx. Stock gears, 30's, and a 4" lift it runs around 18 mpg running between 60 and 65. In comparison my bone stock trailblazer has 169,xxx on its I6 gets between 16-21 depending on the breeze running 75.

My friends 92 was getting 17 mpg when it was stock with 232,xxx running on 5 cylinders.

 

148k and im stock average around 15 running it hard but i can pamper 16+ city.. but on the highway 18 all day long

 

I'm at 132,000 miles and lifted 3 inches on 235's. i get 15 city and 18-20 on highway.

My tranny's slipping so I bet if it was fixed I would probably get 18/22

 

Another one of these threads? lol. 161,000 miles, about 15.5mpg. Stock suspension and tires

 

140k miles, and 12-13mpg city, 15-19mpg highway. 33's and 6.5 inch lift.

 

12 city, 16 mixed, and a best of 21 hwy with 32s stock gears and 4 inches lift. Sadly average.

 

~130,000
average 10-12 MPG

 

225k on mine with 3" lift and 31's. I get around 18 with half city half highway driving.

 

141,000 mi. on a 1995, 2in. lift with 30's. Never recorded MPG's, but it's not bad.

I'm amazed at how much more gas it sucks when the A/C is on as compared to off. Rough guesstimate, it's about 15% more, maybe that's normal I guess.

 

I'm at 180,000 mi, 30x9.5" tires with 3.55 gears. I do mobile tech support, so I make a lot of short trips, and idle a lot. I average 12.5 MPG overall, but can usually get over 20 MPG on highway trips.

 

I get about 16 mostly highway, I also have a lead foot.

 

189,xxx

 

2001 Sport 4x4 with 136,xxx 3" lift on 235's and I average 15 mpg's.