Save Gas like it's the 1930's without owning a Tesla in Rogers, AR

Save Gas like it's the 1930's without owning a Tesla

Les Desadier's Blog | Save Gas like it's the 1930's without owning a Tesla

As summer approaches, many of us look forward to hitting the open road. Whether it's a family vacation, a solo adventure, or daily commutes to the beach, summer driving can put a strain on your fuel budget. But don't let rising gas prices dampen your summer spirit. Here are five tips to help you save on gas and make the most of your summer driving.

 

  1. Maintain Your Vehicle - A well-maintained vehicle is key to fuel efficiency. Regular oil changes, air filter replacements, and keeping your tires properly inflated can all improve your vehicle's fuel economy. Before you embark on any summer trips, make sure your car is in optimal condition. It's a simple step that can result in significant gas savings.

 

  1. Plan Your Route - When you're planning a road trip, take some time to research the most fuel-efficient route. This may not always be the shortest distance. A slightly longer route with less traffic and fewer stops and starts can often be more fuel-efficient. Using GPS or navigation apps can help you avoid traffic jams and road construction, both of which can eat into your gas mileage.

 

  1. Drive Efficiently - The way you drive can have a significant impact on your fuel consumption. Aggressive driving, including rapid acceleration and hard braking, can lower your gas mileage by up to 30% at highway speeds. Instead, drive smoothly, avoid high speeds, and use cruise control when appropriate to maintain a constant speed.

 

  1. Limit the Use of Air Conditioning - While it's tempting to crank up the AC during hot summer days, it can increase fuel consumption. Use your vehicle's flow-through ventilation on highway drives or open the windows at lower speeds. If you must use the air conditioning, keep it at a moderate setting.

 

  1. Reduce Vehicle Load - Carrying extra weight can reduce fuel efficiency. So, if you're used to keeping your trunk full of non-essential items, it's time for a cleanout. Additionally, if you're not using your roof rack, remove it to reduce aerodynamic drag.

 

By following these simple tips, you can help your car consume less gas, save money, and reduce your environmental impact. The summer season is meant for making memories, not for worrying about gas prices. So, hit the road with confidence, knowing that you're equipped with strategies to save on fuel and enjoy your summer drives to the fullest.

Contact me if you want to get into a more fuel efficient vehicle!

 Les Desadier

 (479) 903-2894

 Car Solutions 4 U

www.lessaysyesnwa.com

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