Feb

24

Drive Smart and Save on Gas (Part 1 of 2)

February 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment


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Author: Tom Tessin

You need to save on your gas consumption in order to make your
budget go farther and your vehicle to take you to all the places
that you need to go. The way you drive your vehicle is very
important in saving on your gas consumption. You need to be
aware of the proper techniques in driving your vehicle both in
the city and on the highway. Many of us are older experienced
drivers or we are younger drivers who have finished a course in
drivers training and we believe that we know how to handle our
vehicle in order to get the best mileage.

We are not trying to teach you how to drive your vehicle but we
are trying to give you some tips that will enhance your driving
ability to save on gas consumption. First you need to be aware
of what your vehicle can do when you have it on the open highway
in order to know how to save on gas consumption. When you are
driving a pick-up truck with an empty bed the air will push
against the tailgate causing your engine to burn more gas from
this experience. It is vital that you put a covering over the
truck bed to prevent the over usage of gas. You need to be made
aware of the factor of speeding up your vehicle and then slowing
down on the highway only causes you to use a large amount of
gasoline. You need to use cruise control in order to keep the
speed constant which will save on your gas consumption on
highway driving. Some of the tips are simple enough to do and
perhaps forgotten over the years that is why we are just
refreshing your memory.






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Feb

12

Latest Testimonial (Feb 2009) Receive On Avani Revolv Tire Valve Caps

February 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment


“The benefits that I feel getting out of owning the Avani Revolv Tire Valve Caps is the the security of knowing that no one can alter the pressure in my tires or steal those non-locking metal valve caps to enhance the look. Having recently purchased a 2007 Escalade rolling on 22″ rims it is important to me to know that the valve caps can not be removed without the key. The inconvenience to the dealership when they are checking the tire pressure does not mean anything to me when it
comes to the safety and well being of my family.

I would highly recommend this product to anyone who has had problems with people messing with your stuff
or stealing those $2 sets of Wal-Mart metal caps. These Avani caps are more than worth the price you would continue to pay for the less expensive kind.”

~  Alan Russell
Florida
United States

 






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Feb

6

An Enquiry To Testify The Design / Quality Of Avani Revolv Tire Valve Caps

February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment


We received this enquiry today, and is working on helping the customer…

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Hello,

My son bought a 97 Mercury Mountaineer last year and it has chromies on it. I don’t think we noticed them or knew anything about them until this winter when he wanted to check the pressure in his tires. We have been to the Firestone store, we have been to our local mechanic, we have been to Jiffy Lube and no one knows how to get them off. So I started searching the internet and found your company and was reading about them. No wonder we can’t get them off! They are meant to not come off unless you have a key and obviously, we have no key. What can I do? Thanks for any help you can provide. We are stuck.

Pam






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