If you’re tired of high gas

If you’re tired of high gas prices becoming a budgeting nightmare, there are some penny pinching secrets that will let you get the most out of the gas in your tank.

I found some tips that I think are worth sharing.

How much for one gallon of gas these days? $3.20? Who else longs for the day when you could fill your entire tank for ten bucks?

For those of us who have to drive back and forth to work everyday - in gas guzzling traffic -every penny hurts.

So with the ever-raising costs of filling your tank full of gas, there’s no shame in cutting every corner to save a buck.

You don’t have to ride your bike 40 miles a day to save money on gas.

Do you find yourself driving on empty hoping you can make it until payday? Did you stop buying your food from your favorite restaurant so you could get to work the next week?

Are you just outraged that you’re being forced to drop loafls of money because the price of gas can’t find a low number it likes?

These are issues we all deal with today. And none of them are cheap. The best we can do is make sure we get the most for our dollar.

Plus it’d be nice to get back to spending that money on things we can enjoy, not things that bum up into nothing and pollute the air.

You can try to shop around in your local area for the cheapest gas that you can find but you shouldn’t go too far out of your way to try and get that best price unless you’re already traveling in that direction anyway.

Tips on how

to save gas

• Buy gas in the morning or evening ,

Gasoline becomes denser in colder temperatures. Gas pumps are set to measure the volume of the fuel that you pump and not the density. This means that if you fill up your fuel tank in the cooler morning temperatures, or in the colder evening hours, that you’ll be getting better fuel economy.

• Buy gas from a busy station

Try to buy your gas from a gas station that is consistently busy and therefore has its