Use MPG-CAPS (TM) as Part of Your Total Car Care Regimen
June 20, 2006 (Press Release) --
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla., June 14 /PRNewswire
Everyone is looking to save money on their gasoline spending with the cost of commuting, running errands, or vacationing by car rising sharply with higher gasoline prices. With the summer driving season here, there are some easy things consumers can do that will go a long way in helping their cars run more efficiently and use less gasoline.
Automotive expert and certified mechanic Tom Eaton offers a number of simple car care tips that can ease the pain at the pump and improve vehicle performance:
Change the air filter regularly. A dirty filter can lower gas mileage.
Maintain the recommended level of air pressure in the tires. Drivers can lose two percent of fuel economy for every pound of pressure under the recommended pounds per square inch.
Drive at 55 mph. Tests have shown that a car driven at 65 mph will use 17% more fuel than one driven at 55 mph.
Fill up early in the morning. The afternoon sun can heat and expand the gas in the station's fuel tank so drivers get less for their money.
Use only the grade octane listed in the owner's manual. Higher octane gas does not make a difference in the miles per gallon.
There are also a wide range of fuel economy products that have flooded the market since gas prices started to rise -- everything from magnets to gas pills to filter devices.
"Most of these products simply don't work. The only product that I have found effective is MPG-CAPS(TM) marketed by Fuel Freedom International," cautions Mr. Eaton. "I'll admit I was skeptical at first, but I've used MPG-CAPS and have seen how they not only significantly reduce emissions, but also improve gas mileage and even reduce knocks and pings in the engine when used properly."
MPG-CAPS are an organic engine conditioner that improves an engine's internal combustion process providing lower emissions, better gas mileage, and better fuel economy. For best results, two MPG-CAPS should be used for the first two tanks of gas (for vehicles with 12-22 gallon tanks) which allows the micro-thin coating to develop. After that one tablet is used to maintain the full benefits of the product. MPG-CAPS are available for $2 per caplet through http://havens.myffi.biz.
About Fuel Freedom International:
Based in Altamonte Springs, Florida, Fuel Freedom International (FFi) is a global company operating in 93 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Croatia. Operations are run by independent distributors located throughout the world, with a global network of nearly 28,000 distributors. For more information, visit http://havens.myffi.biz
Everyone is looking to save money on their gasoline spending with the cost of commuting, running errands, or vacationing by car rising sharply with higher gasoline prices. With the summer driving season here, there are some easy things consumers can do that will go a long way in helping their cars run more efficiently and use less gasoline.
Automotive expert and certified mechanic Tom Eaton offers a number of simple car care tips that can ease the pain at the pump and improve vehicle performance:
Change the air filter regularly. A dirty filter can lower gas mileage.
Maintain the recommended level of air pressure in the tires. Drivers can lose two percent of fuel economy for every pound of pressure under the recommended pounds per square inch.
Drive at 55 mph. Tests have shown that a car driven at 65 mph will use 17% more fuel than one driven at 55 mph.
Fill up early in the morning. The afternoon sun can heat and expand the gas in the station's fuel tank so drivers get less for their money.
Use only the grade octane listed in the owner's manual. Higher octane gas does not make a difference in the miles per gallon.
There are also a wide range of fuel economy products that have flooded the market since gas prices started to rise -- everything from magnets to gas pills to filter devices.
"Most of these products simply don't work. The only product that I have found effective is MPG-CAPS(TM) marketed by Fuel Freedom International," cautions Mr. Eaton. "I'll admit I was skeptical at first, but I've used MPG-CAPS and have seen how they not only significantly reduce emissions, but also improve gas mileage and even reduce knocks and pings in the engine when used properly."
MPG-CAPS are an organic engine conditioner that improves an engine's internal combustion process providing lower emissions, better gas mileage, and better fuel economy. For best results, two MPG-CAPS should be used for the first two tanks of gas (for vehicles with 12-22 gallon tanks) which allows the micro-thin coating to develop. After that one tablet is used to maintain the full benefits of the product. MPG-CAPS are available for $2 per caplet through http://havens.myffi.biz.
About Fuel Freedom International:
Based in Altamonte Springs, Florida, Fuel Freedom International (FFi) is a global company operating in 93 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Croatia. Operations are run by independent distributors located throughout the world, with a global network of nearly 28,000 distributors. For more information, visit http://havens.myffi.biz
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