These questions have been asked before. Many people including myself,believe that there are not only a difference in service stations quality of gasoline. But you can get more mileage from quality gasoline compared to "Cheaper Gasoline". You can Google that question, and like just about everything else have two convincing sides to each questions asked. Car manufactures in fact swear that if you are using a higher octane fuel in an engine that requires only 87 octane, you are just wasting your money. This one I do believe. In fact what I am willing to do, to prove this point. I will video tape and show you that for three weeks I will fill my tank with one of the higher quality gasoline and record my mileage. Then for three weeks I will fill my tank with a lower quality of gasoline and also record the mileage. In order for this to be accurate. I will make sure with both test, I have the same amount of weight in the vehicle I use for this test. And make sure I drive th
5 ways to better Fuel Economy Keep your engine properly tuned. Oil changed when required by the manufacture.Use the correct weight of oil.Make sure you always change the oil filter with every oil change. Any time that engine check light comes on,have it checked out as quickly as you can. One example. Lets say you have a faulty oxygen sensor.Simply by replacing a faulty oxygen sensor can improve your gas mileage up to 40%. Junk in the Trunk. Yep. To much junk can add up to a weight that will cost you good fuel economy over a period of time.Just think,an extra 100 pounds can reduce your fuel mileage up to 2%.This may inspire you to lose those extra pounds you've gained. Right? Na Drive 55. Driving slower can really save you a bundle of cash. Fast acceleration and driving like a maniac not only cost you money,but it can cost you your life and others as well.Along with speeding tickets that can more than double your insurance rates. Just SLOW down. Keep those tires at pro