Gas prices are outrageous. They seem to climb higher and higher by the minute. When this upward trend in prices will end is anyone’s guess. With brittle budgets and no relief at the pump in sight, consumers are looking for ways to lower their gasoline bills. Short of investing in a horse and buggy, here are a few gas saving tips to help you get the most from the money you spend at the pump.
Start with your car owners manual.
Check your tire pressure. Inflate or deflate your tires so that the pressure of each tire matches the suggested pressure listed in your owners manual. Surprisingly, improperly inflated tires can adversely affect your gas mileage.
Check the maintenance schedules in your owners manual and see that your car gets the suggested maintenance performed as frequently as recommended by the manufacturer. Dirty air filters, old spark plug wires and dirty motor oil all affect your engine’s performance. Keeping your car in top working order allows for a more efficient engine, thus reducing the amount of fuel needed to run smoothly.
Clean your fuel system.
Carbon build up, plugged fuel injectors and ill functioning...
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