One method would be to fill the fuel tank, top it off, then drive a certain distance, at least thirty miles, the more the better. Return to the point of origin, refill the tank, top it off. You now have a distance and the amount of furl it required. The rest is simple division.
Miles driven divided by fuel used. Miles/gallon
miles/gallons in tank= milage
You need to know the vehicle's average economy and have an estimate of how many miles you plan on driving.To calculate the car's average fuel economy, you need to fill the tank and write down the vehicle's mileage and then drive it until empty (using your normal driving habits). when you fill the tank again, get the mileage and subtract the first mileage reading from that. Take that number and divide it by the number of gallons you purchased and that will tell you the car's average mileage.*(Mileage 1- Mileage 2)/ gallons= average fuel economy*To calculate future fuel usage, take your average economy and multiply that by the number of miles you plan on driving.*average fuel economy X estimated miles= estimated future fuel usage*
The cost will be about $139.00 You can calculate your fuel costs at http://www.fuelcostcalculator.com It's based on average mileage. You can also use your mileage to calculate the costs and the miles you will travel 588 miles.
Horrible mileage.
There is no fuel additive that will increase mileage. This is a myth. None of the snake oil additives work.
They are about the same in fuel mileage but the 6.0 is thirsty.
The H3 gets the best fuel mileage. Everything but the body is a Chevy Trailblazer.
Gradual lack of power Fuel mileage drops Mileage/age of vehicle Gradual lack of power Fuel mileage drops Mileage/age of vehicle
yes, but they require that you only run Premium fuel. The savings on mileage is offset by the extra cost of the fuel, and its not worth it.
NO
I'm assuming that you are asking about fuel mileage. Reduced fuel mileage is mostly caused by under inflated tires. 32 psi for the Toyota Echo tires is required. Don't buy fuel boosters or fuel cleaners because they don't work.