The rise in fuel prices makes drivers look for ways to reduce costs. Economical driving will not only help save money, but also extend the life of the car.
Here are some proven tips to help reduce fuel costs: a pre -thought -out route will help to avoid unnecessary run and cost. Use online prices monitoring services-they can differ significantly at different gas stations. Avoid dressings on highways and in tourist places - there is often more expensive fuel. Timely diagnosis will help to avoid unnecessary fuel costs. Problems with lambda probe can increase gasoline consumption.
Properly selected tires (with low rocking resistance) improve economy. Regular replacement of oil and filters will ensure stable engine operation. Avoid sharp accelerations and braking - a smooth movement saves fuel. Reduce the speed before traffic lights and turns using the rolling. Get rid of extra cargo in a car - excess weight increases fuel costs. For short trips it is better to walk or use a bicycle. The cold engine consumes more fuel, so short trips can be less economical.
Adherence to these simple habits will save money and reduce environmental impact. Each drop matters, and a conscious approach to driving will save you every day.
