would it save more to go less? like 55 mph? I’m moving 1,000 miles in less than a week and want to know how I can save money on gas.
I have a 17 foot rental truck, a car carrier being towed behind it, and one car being driven on the road. What’s the best way for both vehicles to save gas?
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I know driving under 70 (or something like that) saves about 25% of your fuel, adding things like an exhaust system. I’ve also heard that filling up in the morning or when it’s cold is better than in the afternoon or when the temperature is warmer. If you could please help me out and let me know a couple of ways I would really appreciate it.
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