Change Your Oil

Changing your vehicle's oil can improve overall vehicle health, including fuel efficiency. With recommended manufacturer's oil in your car, you can improve fuel efficiency by 1 to 2-percent. Oil changes protect your engine and help your wallet.

Maintain Your Tires' Air Pressure

Your wheels meet the road every day you take the steering wheel. When your tires are properly maintained, including a proper inflation level, you'll enjoy better performance and improved fuel consumption. A 1 pound per square inch drop in tire pressure can lower your fuel economy by 0.2-percent, meaning properly inflated tires are important to fuel efficiency. Don't waste money, and keep your tires inflated!

Check Your Air Flow

Your engine needs air to continue performing at the top level. When the air filter gets clogged or dirty, it can limit the airflow and affect your engine's major components. When the airflow decreases, your engine's performance suffers. Improve your fuel efficiency by replacing your air filter and prevent small repairs from becoming major issues!