Money and fuel savings go hand in hand. Here are easy ways to boost fuel efficiency that won't drastically alter your daily routine but are big on savings.

1. Check your tire pressure

Regularly checking your tire pressure is an easy yet effective way on saving fuel. After refueling, pull over to the pressure gauge and check the pressure on your tires. This improves your overall driving safety and, furthermore, can make any set of tires fuel-efficient. Follow your car's specified maximum tire pressure and make sure your tires are at the proper pressure for the best results.

2. Lessen Air Resistance

Close the windows and turn on the air conditioning if necessary when driving at high speeds (if possible, avoid doing so to save even more). This helps to reduce drag.

3. Open car windows and turn off air conditioning

Everyone appreciates extra conveniences like air conditioning. When used incorrectly, however, they can significantly increase gasoline consumption. 
When driving at low speeds, opening your car windows and turning off the air conditioning on cold months can lower your fuel consumption.

4. Reduce your weight

Unneeded additional loads on your trunk can trigger higher gas consumption. When not in use, remove transport racks and boxes. Emptying your trunk of things that are not needed on your trip gives higher likelihood of saving gas. 



5. Plan ahead

Maintaining a consistent speed is the key to fuel-efficient driving. As stop-and-go traffic uses more fuel, anticipatory driving is valued by many proficient drivers.

Accelerate speed gradually so you won't need to brake and abruptly accelerate again as frequently as you would.

6. Keep the gears turning at the right speed to save gas

Changing to appropriate gear for your current speed is another aspect of fuel-efficient driving. Additionally, engine rotates more when its rpm are high, you may save fuel by maintaining low rpm when driving and planning ahead.

Here are all quick ways for greater fuel efficiency:

- Check your tire pressure
- Get rid of unnecessary weight
- Lessen air resistance
- Open Car Windows and Turn off Air Conditioning
- Plan Ahead
- Keep the gears turning at the right speed

Your driving situation will determine your fuel consumption. But with regular maintenance and incorporating these on your routine, you may boost your fuel efficiency freely.