Posted on 12/30/2022

Tips for Saving Money on Gas Gas prices have reached an all-time high this year since 2018, hitting an average of $5.02 a gallon in mid-June. While prices have gone down, they are still much higher than what the average gas price has been over the past five years, which was almost a dollar cheaper than today's average. This dramatic price increase has certainly negatively affected your budget and wallet. Filling up your tank is often unavoidable, so using methods to save money at the pump is crucial. These tips will do just that. Limit Driving If possible, reduce the amount of time you drive and consider alternative methods of transportation. Not only will this save you money on gas, but these methods are more eco-friendly. Consider the bus or subway in combination with walking if your city has these options. If you are traveling a longer distance, see if there is an option to take the train. Not only can this save you gas money, but you will also be a ... read more
Posted on 12/17/2021

Why is my car burning gas so quickly? When your car is burning an excessive amount of gas, it not only increases your spending on fuel, but is also a potential indication of expensive problems. Becoming familiar with causes that cause poor fuel economy is a great way to keep your car running as efficiently as possible, which will save you money in the long run. At Paul Campanella’s Auto and Tire Centers, the three most common reasons for fuel inefficiency include the following: Clogged Fuel Injector: The presence of carbon, old fuel, and residue cause clogging of the fuel injector. When this debris builds up it hinders the free flow of fuel. Worn Spark Plugs: Having dirty spark plugs can cause bad MPG. When fuel is sprayed into the combustion chamber, but the spark does not ignite the fuel, it doesn’t combust, the fuel gets wasted, and causes bad gas mileage. Poor Driving Habits: Aggressive driving, exc ... read more