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How to Increase Mileage of Bike and Car

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MotoTrust Efficiency Experts
March 24, 2026 5 min read

The Art of Fuel Efficiency

Whether you're riding a 150cc commuter bike or driving a mid-size SUV, the fundamental principles of fuel efficiency remain surprisingly similar.

1. Coasting and Momentum

Avoid rushing to a red light only to slam the brakes. Anticipate traffic flow. Lift off the throttle early and let engine braking slow you down gradually, conserving fuel.

2. The AC Formula

For cars, using the AC at slow city speeds hurts mileage. Roll down the windows instead. However, at highway speeds (over 80 km/h), rolled-down windows create immense aerodynamic drag, making the AC more efficient.

3. Lighten the Load

Remove unnecessary items from your trunk or top box. Every extra kilogram requires additional engine effort.

4. Proper Tire Pressure

Under-inflated tires are the biggest silent killer of fuel economy. Check your pressures weekly. If you have a long highway trip, over-inflating by 2-3 PSI can mildly boost mileage, though it stiffens the ride.

5. Timely Servicing

A fresh air filter, clean spark plugs, and high-quality engine oil drastically reduce internal friction and improve combustion efficiency. Schedule your efficiency service with MotoTrust today.

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