Part 2 Tips To Help You Get The Most Out Of The Gas $$$ You Spend & Get Your Gas For FREE!

When fuel prices were low, we never stopped to think how much we were driving, why we were driving, or how we were driving. But now we must make the most out of every gallon of gas we consume. Start by slowly implementing one or two of these money saving tips and before long you’ll see savings at the pump! Now is the time for you and your entire family to sit down and consider what travel and commutes are essential, and
which can be consolidated or avoided entirely.

22 Tips To Remember

• Keep your tires properly inflated. This will allow your car to minimize resistance as it moves across the streets and roads, which will ultimately improve fuel mileage as you travel. Check them the 1st day of every month.
• Take good care of your engine. If your engine is in good shape and well lubricated, it will have less friction, which will help improve gas mileage on both short and long trips. 
• Buy your gas in the morning or evening. Gasoline becomes denser in colder temperatures. This means that if you fill up your gas tank in the cooler morning or evening hours, that you’ll be getting better gas price economy.
• Slow down. When you are driving on a highway, the faster you go, the less fuel-efficient you will be. One of the best ways to improve gas mileage is to drive close to 55 on the highways and close to 20 in town, whenever possible.
• Avoid unnecessary speeding up and braking. Start out slower. What’s the hurry? See the light changing to red up ahead? Take your foot off the gas and coast to a stop. Unnecessary speeding up and braking wastes fuel, so a good way to get better fuel efficiency is to avoid stop and go traffic if possible.
• Try to avoid stop and go traffic. We can use more gas in stop and go traffic than in any other travel conditions. Perhaps there is another route you can take. Of perhaps you can schedule your trip to non-peak travel times.