Economical driving

Move smoothly. Avoid sudden acceleration. Try to move at a constant speed. Does not accelerate before stopping. Try to keep the speed of traffic flow to avoid unnecessary speed change. If possible, avoid driving in heavy traffic vehicles. Always keep a safe distance to the vehicle ahead to avoid unnecessary braking. This also reduces brake pad wear.

Drive at moderate speed. The higher the speed of the car, the more fuel it consumes. Movement at a moderate speed, especially on highways - is one of the most effective ways to reduce fuel consumption.

Do not keep your foot on the brake or clutch pedal. This will lead to increased fuel consumption and an increase in wear of these components.

Make sure the tires of the car. Keep tires at the recommended air pressure. Improper tire pressure is too small or too large, leading to their premature wear. Check the tire pressure at least once a month.

Check wheel alignment. Improper wheel alignment can cause excessive wear in the form of spots ("bald spots") on the tread. It can also lead to increased tire wear and increased fuel consumption.

Smooth cornering

Avoid braking or switching forehand when cornering, especially on wet roads. It is best to take turns with a slight acceleration.

Stir in winter conditions

More severe operating conditions in the winter lead to a stronger wear and other problems.

To move through deep snow may need to install winter tires or snow chains. If necessary, the installation of winter tires select bus standard type and size. Failure to do so may adversely affect the safety and handling. Fast driving, sudden acceleration, braking or turning very dangerous. During deceleration, use engine braking as much as possible. Sudden braking on snowy and icy roads can lead to skidding car. Observe the distance to the front going vehicle and depress the brake pedal slowly. Installing the chains provide greater throughput, but will not prevent skidding.