Improving Fuel Economy

Unpredictable gasoline prices mean there's never been a better time for using practical and economy fuel saving kits and to practice improving fuel economy driving techniques. Practical fuel saving devices will not only improve a vehicle’s gas mileage, but also increase fuel efficiency while reducing engine wear and tear. Fuel saving kits will help you to save money and lower smog-forming emissions.

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Tips on Improving Fuel Economic:

Once you have chosen the most fuel efficient vehicle that meets your everyday needs, you can achieve additional savings, reduce your vehicle's impact on the environment and increase fuel efficiency by following some helpful tips.

Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule. A poorly maintained vehicle can consume up to 50 % more fuel and significantly increase emissions.

Measure your tire pressure at least once a month when they are cold. Inflate tires to the recommended pressure, usually indicated on a sticker found on the car door, glove compartment or in the owner's manual. Properly inflated tires will last longer, can save fuel (increase fuel efficiency) and make your vehicle safer to drive.

Use a block heater in the winter to warm your engine before starting. A cold engine is at its worst for fuel consumption, engine wear and exhaust emissions. Block heaters can improve overall winter fuel economy by as much as 10 % by pre-warming the engine, coolant and oil.

Use your air conditioning carefully. Air conditioning can increase fuel consumption by 20 % in city driving because of the extra load on the engine. Use your car's flow  through ventilation or open a window. If you use your vehicle's air conditioning, set the controls to a comfort level that allows the system to shut off the air conditioning once the interior of the vehicle is cooled.

Drive at or below the posted maximum speed. Increasing your highway speed from 100 km/h to 120 km/h can increase fuel consumption by about 20 %.

Check fluid levels once a month. Check engine oil, engine coolant, transmission fluid and power steering fluid as indicated in the owner's manual and change fluids according to the manufacturer's recommendations in your owner's manual.

Take advantage of our helpful tips on improving fuel efficiency and improving vehicle fuel economy.