Even if you don’t know much about mechanics, there are easy ways to make your car use less gas, so you don’t have to stop at the gas station as often.

Recent years have seen a significant increase in the price of gasoline and diesel. Here are some tips you can use to make your car more fuel-efficient and cut your monthly gas costs.

Maintain the Health of Your Engine

Maintaining your car is one of the best things you can do to increase mileage. Your automobile will use more fuel if the filters are dirty and blocked while you are driving. A clogged air filter will restrict airflow, causing the mixture’s oxygen content to decrease. In order to make up for this, the car engine will create more power to travel the same distance as it could with a clean filter, which will cause it to consume more fuel than is necessary.

Reduce Your Weight.

The thirst of the car will increase with its weight. It is not necessary to be a quantum physicist to understand this.

So get rid of the old spare tire, the child safety seat you aren’t using, and even the large amount of trash you carry around.

No AC = 25 % More Mileage

Using the air conditioner continuously at its highest level on a hot summer day can reduce the inside temperature of your automobile by up to 25%. Simply put, if you can travel 550 km on a full tank of petrol with the AC on, you can travel roughly 650–700 km without it. Naturally, driving without air conditioning won’t be particularly comfortable, but if mileage is your sole concern, you’ll have to give up the AC.

Tyre Pressure

Another simple tip that might aid in your efforts to save fuel is to keep the pressure in all four tires at the recommended level. Rubber is a flexible substance, so if there isn’t enough air, the weight of the automobile may press down on it, increasing the amount of rubber that makes contact with the road. The car needs to overcome greater friction as a result, which increases fuel consumption. Having your tire pressure checked every two to three weeks is not harmful.

Skip the Traffic

Following this advice involves more mental planning than actual driving. You don’t like to be delayed in traffic or at too many stop signs, and neither does your car. While it drains the car of priceless fuel, it can also drain you of your patience and tranquility. Planning your route so that you avoid rush-hour congestion or choose a route with fewer traffic lights might increase your car’s fuel economy because you won’t be pressing the clutch or braking as much.

Drive Gently

Fewer stops at the gas station can be achieved by gently pressing the accelerator. Try not to misuse the three (or two) pedals you have when driving. Even if you can see a long, empty stretch in front of you, try to keep your speed steady and your revs low. When coming to a stop or a red light, release the accelerator pedal far before the stopping point. The same method can be applied when going down a hill or a flyover. You may minimize your gasoline use by coasting.

Use the Correct Motor Oil Grade and Stick to the Approved Auto Maintenance Schedule.

Your engine will run as efficiently as possible if you adhere to the manufacturer’s suggested service intervals and grade of motor oil (described in your car Owner’s Manual). Fuel economy can be reduced by up to 2% by using the incorrect oil grade or putting off regular car maintenance.

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