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Oil prices have recently dropped due to economic uncertainty, and so have gas prices. According to research, many Americans are parking their cars and driving far less as a result of the high gas prices. People are changing their habits, but during the summer months, this trend might change. Summer normally marks the beginning of travel season for many families. Families concerned about fuel conservation can follow these tips to increase fuel economy in vehicles. Empty the trunk. Emptying the trunk of all unnecessary items can lower the weight of the car. Every ounce of gas used to move a vehicle is determined by the load it is carrying. Drivers can pack light during the summer months and see a change in their fueling habits. Ease off the pedal. Drivers who floor it will require more gas than others who drive more slowly. While some people are perfectly fine with hyper-miling as they drive, others have to be a bit more practical. This may mean slowing down a bit on the roads, driving just under the speed limit. Commuters may have to leave earlier, and distance drivers may have to rely a bit more on cruise control for the long stretches. Pay attention to the tire air levels. Proper air levels in the tire can improve the riding experience and improve fuel economy when driving. Proper inflation amounts can be found in the average user guide handbook provided by the manufacturer. It is possible to improve the fuel economy of a vehicle by over 3 percent just by keeping the tires filled at all times. Proper maintenance is perhaps one of the most important things in improving fuel efficiency. Sinister Diesel at MKMCustoms.com engine part maintenance and fuel injection cleanings can lower fuel consumption for the average driver.
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