Today, due to the crisis, anyone tries to save as much as possible on everything, especially on fuel, which has reached truly excessive costs.
Petrol is more and more expensive, the same is true for diesel, so many Italian families give up use the car for day trips or to go to work, perhaps preferring to use public transport.
In this way you give up your independence, but you save a lot on gasoline costs and more. Yet this should not necessarily be done, because there are other solutions that they allow you to use your own vehicles and at the same time save fuel more likely.
How to save € 100 a year by making gasoline
Few are aware of the following tricks. These are clever tricks, which if put into practice allow even save at least € 100 a year. The Draghi government has intervened on expensive gasoline over and over again in recent months, cutting excise duties for a total of € 0.25 less. But apparently, this wasn’t enough at all because the costs remained really high.
To save fuel, whatever it is, it is better to buy good quality tires, rather than poor ones that do not give the right performance, but which still cost a lot and consume twice as much. Then, it is also important to carry out regular maintenance on the wheels, which allows to reduce consumption by a lot and to make them last longer.
Equally important is the tire pressure which must be regular and must maintainThe level that is indicated in the booklets of each car. These booklets are issued by all car manufacturers and explain the characteristics of the machines. Those who buy the new car hardly read these booklets, it would be good to do so, however, for their own safety reasons.
The right wheel pressure is essential to save money and not to pollute the environment around us
In any case, pur choosing not to read the booklet, you can know what the right wheel pressure is. This is indicated on the car door, on a label stuck on the driver’s side or at most inside the fuel flap.
Who travels with flat tires in one year consumes 50 liters of petrol more, which multiplied by € 2 per liter, currently correspond to an increased expense of € 100 per family. Furthermore, as if that were not enough, driving with flat tires adds more carbon dioxide emissions and therefore pollutes the environment and makes the air we all breathe unhealthy.
