Yes a A CVT Tranny would be great......The only thing I can think of re. your speeds were constanct for longer periods then my own. We are heading to VA in a week or two...solo no TT. I want to take the TV because of the comfort factor....I am going to drive it like their was an egg under the gas pedal and report back....I thought I did well at 19.2.....from time to time....
Sir Buffalo!
2006 Zinger by Crossroads 27BHS
2007 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 5.7
i have never seen an average fuel mpg from mine above 18, but most of my highway driving was during heavy traffic commutes. Now i get 31mpg...had to buy a little commuter car..lol.
2007 Toyota Tundra Sr5 DC 4x4 8'bed 5.7 tow package 4:30 gears
2007 Keystone Outback Sydney 32BHDS
2006 HD Street Glide
1997 Yamaha YZF1000r
1995 Honda CR500r
My wife and I are loving our Tundra too. 2007 Double Cab 5.7 Limited with factory navigation (backup camera is great on that screen BTW).
Purchased April 2007 and now has a 3" Truxxx front lift, SuperSprings on the rear, and BFG TA/KO All Terrain 305/65R18's.
We currently tow a 2003 19' Layton Skyline, it's about 5000#s loaded with 550 tongue weight.
Mileage ranges from 8 to 12 mpg while towing depending on terrain and speeds.
Daily driver in stop and go traffic is 15 to 16 mpg
(best seen on a hwy road trip was 19 mpg at 65 mph)
(best seen on back roads was 23 mpg, flat road running at 42 mph, stop and restart and that mileage heads south)
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