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fcan save money Driving habits JYou can save as much as Mt percent to 40 percent on gasoline by adopting careful, but easy driving habits and paying just a little attention to some basic car mainte- nance, according to some driving experts. _ For-one thing, it helps to keep your car in efficient operating condition. Some government and oil-industry sources estimate that a tune-up can increase your mileage 3 to 9 percent, or a mile a gallon. Be sure spark plugs and ignition points are cleaned regularly, timing is checked, and the air and fuel-filter elements are replaced at intervals recommended by the car's manu- tacturer. Your own driving techniques can help save you mongy: o For every 5 mph you go over so, you can lose 1 mile per gallon. Actually, the most efficient speed is between 35 mph and 45. There are so many different types of winter tires on the market that making the proper selection for your car can be confus- ing. 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ISO mm St. 3., Waterloo 743-0300 ALAN CHALHEBS NISSAN cambr bias or belted-bias tires and will work in light snow. o All-season radial tires are becoming very popular. They give even better trac. tion in snow, slush and ice than regular radials and have little of the noise associated with snow tires on dry pave- ment. oWhile both of the above tires are superi- or to bias or belted tires. nothing works better in heavy snow o "gaekrttttbit" starts can use about twice " much gasoline as smooth and moderate acceleration. . Using the air-conditioner can cost you up to 2 mpg. But eMeiettt air-conditioners can save gasoline, because at 40 mph or more the wind drag from open windows can burn more fuel than the cooling does. tht mild days, your best bet is to drive with the windows closed. That lets ahead, aryt qqticlpute stops. _ ion benefit from the streamlining designed into your car. You can use the internal tlow-tttrough ventilator to give you cool, fresh air. oYou get zero mpg when the motor's running and the wheels aren't roiling. So if you'll he stop- ping more than so seconds, turn off the engine. 0 Don't carry unnecesary weight. It's possible to get a half mile more per gallon by taking 100 pounds out of the car. 0 Plan your trips, combining sev- eral errands into one. Car-pooling alone can cut down by two-thirds the gasoline you use to go to work if you share rides, with two others. Winter tires are some of the most im- portant parts of your car this winter. Proper selection is needed for the best traction and safe winter driving. o In a front-wheel drive car, put snow tires on the front wheels, instead of on the back as you would on a rear-drive car. areas than snow tires. They can be bias, belt- ed-bias or radial in de- I (it"i,l,,t,,trts'y 7 $IB'l (59646)» N Coo' R 996 Merc .. 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