Skyrocketing fuel prices are going through the roof. It’s frustrating and expensive – but what can you do? It turns out, there ARE some things you can do about your auto related expenses.

Consider the following:

-Properly inflated tires will improve your gas mileage by around 3.3%.
-Replacing a dirty air filter can improve your vehicle’s gas mileage by as much as 10%.
-Use the manufacturer’s recommended grade of motor. It will improve your vehicle’s gas mileage by 1-2%
-Slow down, Buddy. Driving 20% faster than the posted limit increases your gas consumption by roughly 20% as well.
-Buy cheaper auto insurance! Insurance rates vary wildly from insurer to insurer-for basically the same coverage.
-Drive less – much less if you can.

So there you have it – maintain your vehicle, don’t be a speed demon, drive less, and for Godsakes, shop around for cheaper auto insurance!

  • http://www.rayskillmanautomall.com/custom/used-cars-indianapolis-indiana/ Leisa Dreps

    I hope more drivers are start to conserving gas by keeping their vehicles well-maintained. Used cars are more prone to dysfunctional spare parts, which can lead to increased gas consumption. To avoid consuming more gas than necessary, owners should make sure to replace parts which have been rendered ineffective.

  • http://www.capitalgmc.ca/index.htm Naomi Champy

    The bottom line here is that, in order to conserve more fuel, make sure that your car must be in good shape inside and out. Did you know that having optimum tire pressure can help improve the fuel-efficiency of your vehicle? Also, you can try biking or walking if your destination is just near.

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    Using the right oil and high-potency solutions and add-ons to your oil or to your engine can also cut the cost down from your pocket. These have been proven by users themselves to help them save a lot, and at the same time, maintain their engines as performing as they are supposed to.

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