MPG-CAPS TIPS for the BEST PERFOMANCE

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TIPS for the BEST Fuel Economy

  • Adopt Moderate Driving Habits

    Avoid jackrabbit starts, speeding, and abrupt braking, as these can reduce fuel economy by 15% to 30% according to several government estimates.

  • Maintain Proper Tire Inflation

    Check your tires regularly, as they can lose up to 2 pounds per month due to seasonal temperature changes.

  • Plan Efficient Routes

    Use GPS to map out the most effective multi-stop trip.

  • Avoid Heavy Traffic

    Whenever possible, plan your travel to avoid the busiest traffic times.

  • Perform Routine Maintenance

    Follow the maintenance schedule in your vehicle owner's manual. Regularly clean the air filter and change spark plugs during tune-ups

  • Remove Excess Weight

    Clear out unnecessary items from your vehicle's interior and trunk. An extra 100 pounds can reduce MPG by up to 1%.

  • Limit Idling

    Only idle your vehicle for 20 seconds at startup to ensure crankcase oil circulates through the engine.

  • Use the Correct Fuel

    Use the pump octane required for your vehicle. Modern engine computers typically eliminate the need for high-octane fuel. If you still prefer higher octane, try MPG-CAPS and then switch to the next lower octane to maintain performance and save on fuel.

  • Find the Best Gas Prices

    Use smartphone apps to locate the best gas prices. In the US, gasoline quality is highly regulated, so cheaper options are generally of similar quality to more expensive ones.

  • Minimize Air Conditioner Use

    Use interior fresh air vents to cool the car when outside temperatures permit. Avoid driving with windows open as it increases aerodynamic drag and reduces fuel efficiency.

  • Taxicabs

  • Passenger Cars

  • Recreational Vehicles

  • Watercraft

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*Individual results may vary and the product may or may not work for you, depending on factors such as vehicle age, maintenance practices, driving habits, fuel characteristics, road or environmental conditions, and country of origin. Visit our website for Fuel Economy Tips and Guidelines.