Try as you might to avoid
fuel emergencies, there may come a time when you need to call on onsite fuel services
to replenish your fuel supply. Of course, you’d want to maximize your fuel—make
the most of every drop. Fortunately, there are ways you can save on fuel, and
all these depend on how you use your vehicle(s).
Avoid
Bad Driving Habits
Do you tend to speed up
when driving or let your engine idle for more than three minutes? Both habits negatively
affect your fuel efficiency and shortens the service life of your engine,
making it more prone to damage. Avoiding these habits can improve your engine’s
fuel efficiency.
Change
Oil Regularly
It’s recommended to have
your oil changed every three months or after you’ve driven the vehicle for more
than 5,000 km. Not only will you gain better fuel efficiency, but you’re
actually doing the environment a favor, especially when you use bio-based
transmission oils.
Check
the Tire Pressure
Not only does an
under-inflated tire cause premature wear and tear, but it also increases fuel
consumption, wasting more fuel that you could’ve instead saved for future use.
For both fuel efficiency and safety reasons, remember to regularly check your vehicle’s
tires and make sure that they’re in tiptop shape.
Drive
Smartly and Only When Necessary
If you can manage to go to
your destination without driving, or if you can combine several errands in just
one trip, you can definitely save more on fuel.
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