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May 29, 2007
Savings at the Gas Pump
It is no secret that gas prices have increased in the last few months and are expected to continue to rise over the summer. The situation may seem hopeless, but there are some common sense ways to save at the pump. SeniorDiscounts.com offers these ideas for gas savings:
1. Buy your gas from non-brand gas stations. The large brand name gas stations usually offer the same product as the local non-brand station.
2. Be sure you are using the correct gasoline for your car. Not every automobile needs Premium grade gas. Find out what grade is recommended by the manufacturer of your car.
3. Don't top off your tank. Most studies show that the extra "top off" gas is usually evaporated or remains in the hose.
4. Keep up with auto maintenance. Little things like changing your air filter and using the recommended grade of motor oil can dramatically improve your gas mileage.
5. Drive with care. Be aware of extra time spent idling, drive the speed limit and avoid transporting extremely heavy items to improve you car's fuel economy.
6. Travel wise. Use the cruise control when possible and keep your windows closed for increased efficiency.
Some of these ideas may seem like no-brainers, but with gas prices at an all-time high it never hurts to review your everyday automobile habits. You could be saving on gasoline by making just a few small changes. For more money-saving tips, check out the news and articles section of SeniorDiscounts.com.
Posted by Christie Rogers on May 29, 2007 at 03:21 PM | Permalink
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