Has the type of driving the vehicle is doing changed between the 400 miles/tank and the 250 miles/tank results? For example, if you go from substantially averaging say 35-40 miles per hour, to spending a lot of time stopped in traffic, your mileage will drastically reduce. Is the mileage better if you do a longish highway trip? Have the brakes recently been fixed - if so, are they binding? To check, take the vehicle for a 10-mile drive on the highway where you don't have to brake. Get off at a rest stop and try to slow using transmission. Get out, check the brakes to see if one or more is really hot. If it is, it is probably binding. Alternatively, have your mechanic put the vehicle on a hoist to see if the wheels are rolling freely. Might also be a bad wheel bearing - although you would likely hear that grinding. Hope that helps.
No, it is measured by gallons.
At Ease - 1983 A Tankful of Dollars 1-1 was released on: USA: 4 March 1983
There is no such word. If you mean thankful, there is no plural.
A Full tankful.
A tankful.
George Shrinks - 2000 Tankful of Trouble 2-8 was released on: USA: 27 October 2001
At present, about $35 - $40 per tankful.
smell,color ,siphon into clear jar water will separate from gas.
Check to see if the thermostat is stuck open also check for binding brakes.dirty or clogged fuel injectors. Also check the air filter.
Contrary to popular belief, dinosaurs did not drink gasoline for energy. They ate meat and plants, depending on the dinosaur. They also drank water.
The closest model would be a two wheel drive with a diesel engine. It can get 30 mpg on the highway.
You should be thankful for your home and your family. Your friends and maby some of your electronics like the tv or your computer. You should be tankful for the things you have like food and water.