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Fuel Savings

By properly maintaining your car and keeping a few driving techniques in mind, you can significantly reduce the amount of gasoline you use and save money.

Here are a few individual initiatives to consider:

Preventative Maintenance Fuel Saving Tips

Condition Effect Service Potential Benefit
Substandard motor
oil
Added engine friction Routine oil changes up to .4 mpg
Dirty air filter Improper fuel-air mixture Air filter replacement up to 2 mpg
Under-inflated or unevenly worn tires Added tire resistance, vehicle vibration Proper inflation and routine tire rotations up to 2 mpg
Loose gas cap Fuel evaporation Check gas cap up to 2 mpg

Source: National Car Care Council

Additional Fuel Saving Tips

Eliminate ‘sporadic’ driving up to $1.02/gal.
Drive within the speed limit up to $0.71/gal.
Eliminate excess weight up to $.06/gal. ea. 100 lbs.
Avoid idling n/a
Use cruise control for highways n/a
Minimize the use of air-conditioning n/a
Use alternative modes of transportation n/a

Source: U.S. Department of Energy

For more information, visit www.fueleconomy.gov

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