Fuel Doctor

With fuel prices continuing to climb, drivers are looking at ways to increase their gas mileage and save themselves money. Many drivers have started to purchase/lease hybrid and electric cars for this reason, but the majority of people can not afford to buy a new car on impulse. Luckily for those drivers who aren't planning on getting a new car anytime soon, there are ways they can save gas mileage and money.

First, drivers should make sure that their tires have the proper amount of air in them. Over time, tires tend to lose air, and over a period of months these tires have less air then they should on the road. When tires are understated, they tend to lower gas mileage. By making sure that your tires have the proper amount of air is a positive way to ensure you get the best fuel efficiency possible.

Second, drivers should make sure that their air filter is replaced (or cleaned, depending on the type of filter you have) regularly. Over time, as the air filter becomes covered with dust and debris, it becomes less efficient of bringing air into the engine and your gas mileage may suffer.

Lastly, drivers may want to look into products that are designed to electronically improve your gas mileage, such as Fuel Doctor’s FD-47. Simply plug it in to your lighter socket/power port and go. The power conditioning qualities of the FD-47 help to reduce and remove this noise and to restore a vehicle’s efficiency. When the vehicles engine runs more efficiently it will require less fuel, produce more power and have reduced exhaust emissions (reduced CO2). 

By implementing these tips, drivers should see an increase in their gas mileage and should save themselves money!

Sources

Fuel Doctor Website

Fuel Efficiency Squidoo

Blog discussing Fuel Doctor at Vox