Ways to Improve Gas Mileage

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This is going to sound stupid for many of you, but the first of my ways to improve gas mileage is to wear a pair of lightweight shoes to drive your vehicle. The logic is simple. If you are wearing heavy-duty hiking or working shoes with a thick sole, you have less feeling of how hard you are pressing the gas pedal.      The harder you are pressing the gas pedal, the more gas you will use. The whole “be gentle with me” idea can be applied to being gentle with the gas pedal. It can also be applied to the brakes and the clutch (if you use a stick shift).       When you need to slow down for an intersection, or stationary traffic then slow down gently and never stamp on the brakes at the last second unless it is a real emergency. You may think I am being a little stupid, but you look at a young driver’s driving technique and their fuel consumption.      Fast acceleration and rapid braking do not do anything to help conserve your fuel, and remember someone has to pay for it. You need to go ahead and think about your driving. When you are heading out on one errand, then stop and do two or three errands together, and you’ll find you have traveled less but still you get the jobs done.

    You have changed your driving technique and are planning the ways in which you will use your vehicle now to save on fuel. What else can be done to save you money? The answer is to consider an additive.

     An additive is something you add to your fuel or oil and the plan is to save you money by improving the efficiency of your vehicle. In times of financial restrictions replacing your vehicle may not be an option but putting in an additive may take some careful thought. You need to plan out a time (probably about 2 months) when you will be using your vehicle on its normal routes.

      Trying out something like this over the Thanksgiving or Christmas holidays won’t give you a true result. You might find that the fuel consumption figures over this period may either put you off using the additive or give you fuel consumption results that are better than you would achieve normally in driving in your home area.

      You need to take the time and plan out the tests and see if you are using less gas with the additive than without. Make sure that you are aware of the changes you have already made to your driving technique and how much these changes are affecting your fuel consumption.

      Our recommendation is to use eeFuel. The eeFuel additive must be added to your fuel tank every time you top up with whatever fuel you are using. The additive costs money to buy and you will need to see an improvement of fuel efficiency of your vehicle that will compensate for the cost of the additive.

      EeFuel claims up to 25% improvement in fuel consumption. In these days of high fuel prices that is worth having, and even if the price of fuel starts to drop it is still worth keeping the cost of your weekly fuel bill down. You can discuss this on a personal level, because there are far better things you can do with the money than give it to the old companies. Also, you can discuss it in terms of the fact that oil is running out. It will not be there for ever, and everyone who cuts down their fuel consumption even by a little contributes to the wealth of your country and the planet.

     So what are you waiting for? Put a pair of lightweight shoes in your car and see how much difference it makes to your fuel consumption by driving with them on. Yes, it may take more time to get in and out of the car if you need to put on the heavy shoes or boots but that is a small price to pay when cutting down your fuel bill by using our ways to improve your gas mileage.

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