by Sustainable Transportation | Jun 2, 2011 | Green Your Routine, Tips for Home
Why? Your engine requires a precise mix of gasoline and air in order to run efficiently. The fuel side of this equation always gets attention, but the air side needs attention too. An air filter that is clogged will affect the acceleration performance of your vehicle...
by Sustainable Transportation | Jun 2, 2011 | Green Your Routine, Tips for Home
Why? Oil lubricates your engine’s moving parts and minimizes friction. Keeping your oil clean and at its appropriate level will not only increases fuel efficiency, but reduces emissions too. A low oil level will result in increased engine friction and wear on...
by Sustainable Transportation | Jun 2, 2011 | Green Your Routine, Tips for Home
Viscosity Engines need oil that is thin enough for cold starts in colder temperatures and thick enough when the engine is hot. This is why cars use a multi-grade, or multi-viscosity oil. The W in the oil designation refers to its weight or viscosity. The lower...
by Sustainable Transportation | Jun 2, 2011 | Green Your Routine, Tips for Home
The easiest way to help improve your fuel economy, while prolonging the life of your tires and keeping your family safe, is to check your tire pressure once a month. 3 out of 4 drivers wash their car at least once a month. It is a perfect time to check your tire...
by Sustainable Transportation | Jun 2, 2011 | Green Your Routine, Tips for Home
Filling your tires with nitrogen is a good idea if you can’t or simply don’t check your tire pressure regularly. Checking your tire pressure monthly is still the best way to maximize your fuel efficiency and tire life. With the time between checking...
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