If one tire is 5 psi low on pressure, you will lose 10% in fuel mileage. Make sure all tires are inflated to the vehicle manufacture's specified pressure. Better yet, have us inflate your tires with NITROGEN for consistent pressure and longer tire life.

Your car's wheels and tires were designed to roll. If the alignment is not correct they drag, causing a decrease in fuel mileage as well as premature tire wear. Fuel mileage loss can be as much as 15%.

Replacing a plugged air filter can improve your car's gas mileage by as much as 10%. Your car's air filter keeps impurities from damaging the inside of your engine. Not only will replacing the air filter improve your gas mileage, it will protect your engine too.

The proper grade of clean oil will reduce friction. Using too heavy of oil can cause a loss of 1 to 2% in fuel mileage. Regular oil changes will not only protect your engine, but also save you money at the pump.

Worn spark plugs, dirty fuel injectors, and carbon on the throttle place can all cause a fuel mileage loss of up to 4%. With today's cars, computers can mask worn or dirty parts that rob your car of fuel mileage. By having these items inspected and serviced regularly, you will keep your car running smooth and improve your vehicle's fuel economy. Click here to watch the WRGB TV 6 News Story.

Heavier vehicles require more energy to move, so carrying around excess weight will decrease your mileage. Empty out your trunk of unnecessary items. An extra 100 pounds in your trunk will reduce fuel mileage by 1 to 2% in a typical vehicle.

If you have been ignoring this important light, have it repaired. This light monitors important functions of the fuel and engine system. Depending on the cause, fuel economy could suffer by 40%. Often time when the light is on, the computer operates in a back up mode which does not optimize fuel mileage.

Yes, you might feel like you are getting run over, especially on the interstate, but fast driving lowers fuel economy dramatically. You can figure roughly that for every 5 MPH over 60 MPH costs you an additional $ .20 per gallon.

Aggressive driving (rapid accelerating and braking) wastes gas. It can lower your fuel mileage by up to 30% or more. Smooth driving is also safer.

Many people think they need Premium when Regular will do just fine. Your mileage will probably not decrease if you use Premium in a regular car, but it costs more per gallon and you are wasting your money. Read the owner's manual and use the recommended fuel. If the manufacture does recommend Premium, using Regular will reduce mileage.

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