With fuel prices constantly fluctuating in Nigeria, maximizing your vehicle's fuel efficiency is more important than ever. These proven tips can help you save up to 30% on fuel costs while reducing wear on your vehicle.

30%
Potential savings
15%
Better engine life
25%
Less emissions
Driving Habits
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Maintain Steady Speed

Avoid rapid acceleration and hard braking. On highways, use cruise control when possible. Smooth, consistent driving can improve fuel economy by up to 15%. Save up to 15%
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Avoid Excessive Idling

Turn off your engine if you'll be stopped for more than 60 seconds. Idling wastes fuel and produces unnecessary emissions, especially in Lagos traffic. Save up to 10%
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Anticipate Traffic Flow

Look ahead and anticipate stops. Coasting to a stop instead of braking hard saves fuel and reduces wear on brake pads. Save up to 8%
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Limit AC Usage

Air conditioning increases fuel consumption by 5-20%. On Nigerian highways at high speeds, use AC. In city traffic, open windows when possible. Save up to 20%
Vehicle Maintenance
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Regular Engine Service

Keep your engine well-tuned with regular oil changes and air filter replacements. A poorly maintained engine can reduce fuel efficiency by 4-40%. Save up to 40%
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Check Tire Pressure Weekly

Under-inflated tires increase rolling resistance. Check tire pressure at least once a week, especially before long trips. Proper inflation improves fuel economy by 3%. Save up to 3%
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Use Quality Fuel & Oil

Buy fuel from reputable stations. Use the recommended engine oil grade for your vehicle. Quality products ensure optimal engine performance and efficiency. Better performance
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Reduce Extra Weight

Remove unnecessary items from your vehicle. Every extra 50kg can reduce fuel economy by up to 2%. Keep your boot and back seat clear. Save up to 2%
Planning & Route
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Plan Your Routes

Use Google Maps to avoid traffic. Combine multiple errands into one trip. In Lagos, avoid peak hours (7-9 AM and 5-8 PM) when possible to reduce time in traffic.
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Drive During Cooler Hours

Fuel is denser in cooler temperatures. Fill up early morning or late evening. You'll get slightly more fuel for your money, and you'll use less AC during your trip.
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Avoid Rush Hour Traffic

Stop-and-go traffic is the worst for fuel economy. If possible, adjust your schedule to avoid peak traffic hours in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.
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