Imagine taking an extra vacation, or two, or buying something nice for yourself just from properly taking care of your vehicle! You have nothing to lose, and everything to gain! Don't hesitate, apply this guide today! Save fuel today so we can drive our cars in the future.

1) Fully Bi-Tronize your vehicle. Install the Fuel saving Engine Formulation at 10% to 15% for maximum efficiency of the motor, install the fuel saver Power train at 6% to 8% for the maximum efficiency of your Transmission, differential and steering box and install the Tire Safety Solution in your tires to reduce the potential for leaks and under inflated tires. Now add Bi-Tron's Fuel Conditioner to clean your fuel system and top end, oxygenate the fuel and improve combustion, which allows for a cleaner, more efficient burn with less harmful unburnt fuel going out the tailpipe.

2) By keeping your tires properly inflated and aligned will save fuel. Check your tire pressure regularly, especially after a drop in temperature occurs. Each tire that is under inflated by 2psi can cause a 1% increase in fuel consumption. Properly inflated tires can increase fuel economy by up t 3%! ? Almost 70% of cars and light trucks on the road have at least one tire that is over or under inflated and one third of these vehicles
have three or even all four tires improperly inflated!

3) Try switching from premium to regular gasoline with the addition of Bi-Tron Fuel Conditioner. ? Unless your engine is knocking, buying higher octane gasoline is a waste of money.

4) Warm up by driving. Once a vehicle is running, the best way to warm it up is to drive it. With computer controlled, fuel injected engines; you need no more than 30 seconds of idling even on winter days before driving away. Anything more wastes fuel and increases emissions.3 (Remember Bi-Tron's EngineTreatment protects your engine during cold starts)

5) Aggressive driving. Accelerating is by far the, ?thirstiest? work you can ask your vehicle to do. Fast acceleration guzzles gas and wears out your engine and tires quicker. ? Drivers who manage their driving habits- accelerating gradually, driving smoothly and with care- can boost fuel economy as much as 20 percent compared to more aggressive driving styles.

6) Keep your vehicle well maintained. A poorly maintained engine can use up to 50% more fuel and produce up to 50% more C02 then one that runs properly. Neglecting to replace warn out oil and gas filters results in poor engine performance, higher fuel
consumption and possibly, severe engine damage.

7) Use your vehicles air conditioning sparingly. Using your air conditioning system in stop and go traffic can increase your fuel consumption by as much as 20%.

8) Don't idle. Idling for 10 minutes a day can produce a quarter of a ton of C02 emissions each year and costs you about $70 in wasted fuel. If you stop for more than 10 seconds, except in traffic, turn off your engine and save.

9) Drive at the posted speed limit. With most vehicles, increasing your cruising speed from 100 kilometers per hour to 120 kilometers per hour will increase fuel consumption by 20%. Speeding also reduces the life of your tires.

10) Use overdrive gears and cruise control when appropriate. They improve the fuel economy of your car when you're driving on a highway.

11) Remove excess weight from the trunk. An extra 100 pounds in the trunk can reduce a typical car's fuel economy by two percent.

12) Avoid packing items on top of your car. A loaded roof rack or carrier creates wind resistance and can decrease fuel economy by five percent.

Follow the above driving guide and feel confident that you are doing your best to save fuel, money and protect the environment!