Tip 1.
Fill up your vehicle with fuel and always keep it full. This is general
best practice anyway, regardless of coronavirus. You don't know when you
may urgently need a vehicle; and while fuel shortages are unlikely -
they are possible.
Not just a full tank of petrol/diesel, but also keep a daily check on water, coolant, oil, transmission fluid and brake/clutch fluid. Lay up an extra container or two of each of these. Lay up several large containers of petrol/diesel - and be very aware of the fire hazard they could cause you!
Not just a full tank of petrol/diesel, but also keep a daily check on water, coolant, oil, transmission fluid and brake/clutch fluid. Lay up an extra container or two of each of these. Lay up several large containers of petrol/diesel - and be very aware of the fire hazard they could cause you!
Cut your driving to a minimum - save fuel. If you absolutely have to
drive, driving slow, gentle, no unnecessary accelerating or braking, use
the gears properly, stick at 80km per hour max - this will all help
your fuel consumption.
Homework: If you have the money to spare get to a petrol station or friendly mechanic and stock up
Homework: If you have the money to spare get to a petrol station or friendly mechanic and stock up
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