
Boost Fuel Efficiency, Save Cash at Pump
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Justin Lapointe from Justins Auto Repair shares tips to boost fuel efficiency and save money at the pump. Simple maintenance checks, smart driving habits, and reducing unnecessary weight can significantly improve fuel efficiency. With gas prices soaring, these practical tips could help drivers keep more cash in their pockets.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Boost Fuel Efficiency, Save Cash at Pump. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Gas prices in Windsor are creeping up close to $2.00 a liter at spots like the Eerie Street East Station hitting drivers hard. Local auto repair pro just in the point from Justin's auto repair points out that simple maintenance tweaks can boost your fuel efficiency without breaking the bank. He stresses checking basics like your air filter and spark plugs to make sure the engine runs smooth and burns fuel right. Under inflated tires top his list as the biggest hidden fuel thief since they create extra drag. The point also flags extra junk in your trunk weighing you down, especially if you stop a lot. Meanwhile, smart driving counts two ease into acceleration, coast to stops and skip those quick errands that never warm up the engine fully. Drivers are feeling the pinch already, ditching joy rise for Netflix binges or bundling grocery runs to cut trips. Folks are skipping outings to places like Kingsville and so prices drop. Bottom line, a quit tune up inhabit shift could keep more cash in your pocket while gas stays high worth a look under the hood this week.
1:03That's the story for today, Canada News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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