Excess fuel use often stems from underinflated tires, dirty filters, worn spark plugs, poor alignment, or aggressive driving. Timely diagnostics help restore efficiency.

Best tire pressure is the PSI listed on your driver’s door placard. Check tires cold monthly; correct inflation reduces rolling resistance, improving fuel economy and tire life.

Improve gas mileage without modifications by maintaining tire pressure, driving smoothly, reducing excess weight, limiting idling, and using cruise control on steady highways.

Save fuel daily: keep tires properly inflated, remove excess cargo, drive smoothly, and plan errands in one trip. These simple habits can cut fuel use and save hundreds each year.

Air conditioning increases engine load, raising fuel use-especially in city driving. At highway speeds, efficient A/C may consume less fuel than open windows.