Adequate air pressure in the frame reduces fuel consumption

"Efficiency" recommends avoiding excessive overloads

Saudi Arabia's Energy Efficiency Center recommends taking into account factors that directly affect the safety of the vehicle's chassis performance and its non-explosion, including: the air pressure in the chassis, the speed, the load , the temperature, the conditions of use and the state of the road; This increases the life of the frame, improves safety and reduces fuel consumption.

Studies by several tire manufacturers estimate that a pressure drop of around 30% is recommended, which would result in a reduction in fuel consumption of more than 3%.

The center stated the following: To maintain the frame in good condition, avoid overloading the maximum frame and follow the tire pressure instructions in accordance with the pressure recommended by the car manufacturer described in the car manual or the sticker of the car .. Usually on the edge The front doors, while avoiding the collision of the frame with solid objects such as the sidewalk and pebbles, avoid sudden parking or sudden speed, and check the pressure tires periodically and cool. She also drew attention to the history of production and the validity of the tires.

The main causes of tire corrosion and deterioration include lower or higher tire pressures than recommended by the manufacturer, increased speed, chassis shock exposure, storage in wet or high temperature environments, the use of size and specifications for an inappropriate car chassis. Move the vehicle, which is stopped without continuous use over short distances for up to two weeks, by adjusting the air blown on the tires to the recommended storage pressure, in order to avoid any projection of tires leading to the explosion.

All information and tips for streamlining consumption can be found at #http: //www.taqa.gov.sa.