Due to the fact that the gas price is sky-rocket high around the world, Steve Knight has compiled a list of 25 ways to “how to save at the pump” from varies sites from Google Search. Some of them are very useful tips. If you are driving, be sure to check it out. Here are some hightlight tips:
- Find the places near you that offer the cheapest gas and shop there first.
- Check your tire pressure. Under-inflated tires require more energy to roll. The placard on the inside drivers door is where you’ll find the correct tire pressure (usually about 28 PSI). Consider replacing worn tires with Low Rolling Resistance (LRR) tires.
- Fill up on weekdays—because prices usually rise on the weekend. The cheapest times to buy gas are typically Tuesday midday or Wednesday morning.
- Fill up at night because pumps deliver more gas when temperatures are lower.
- Buy gas from busy gas stations. Stations that are consistently busy have their tanks refilled regularly, which means the fuel is more likely to be fresh. Fresh gas has more power than gas that has become contaminated by sitting in infrequently used tanks.
Top 25 Ways to Save at the Pump – [knightopia.com]
















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For others ways to save money, check out the strategy I’ve begun to use. It’s working like a charm!
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[...] Tony and I drive 40 miles a day commuting to/from work. The distance, combined with our gas-guzzling SUV, along with the news of gas prices rising to over $4 per gallon is almost enough to convince us to pay the $8.50 per person round trip it would cost us to take the Coaster. However, maybe this list can help alleviate that pain. Some I already knew about, such as #7: Don’t overbuy. Unless your owner’s manual says you must use a higher grade (which very few cars actually do), buy regular gasoline. Costlier high-octane gas does not improve the performance of your vehicle. However, there are quite a few tips there, ranging from maintenance to driving habits. Definitely worth checking out! [...]