Premium Gas, Optimum Benefits
03/16/11
I know what you're thinking, "I'm not made of money!" But, this is a very affordable experiment to try. In your car, it costs significantly more to use premium fuel, so you're probably not going to use it unless you have a high performance car that requires it. But, the fuel your lawn mower burns might only cost a few extra dollars per year for premium. The benefits to your mower are as easy as 1, 2, 3:
1. Starts easier
2. Runs smoother
3. Lasts longer
The proof is in the pull. Now that it starts easily and runs smoothly, I know it's going to last longer and that's worth a few more dollars per year. The same applies to your car. If your car engine runs rough, you should give mid-grade or premium fuel a try. Your engine may sound noticeably better, idle smoother and start much easier too. If not, then it's a waste of money. In fact, the FTC says that premium fuel is a waste of money unless your car requires it or runs rough without it. If neither your mower nor car engine improve with premium fuel, then stop using it.
1. Starts easier
2. Runs smoother
3. Lasts longer
The proof is in the pull. Now that it starts easily and runs smoothly, I know it's going to last longer and that's worth a few more dollars per year. The same applies to your car. If your car engine runs rough, you should give mid-grade or premium fuel a try. Your engine may sound noticeably better, idle smoother and start much easier too. If not, then it's a waste of money. In fact, the FTC says that premium fuel is a waste of money unless your car requires it or runs rough without it. If neither your mower nor car engine improve with premium fuel, then stop using it.
The proof is in the pull. Now that it starts easily and runs smoothly, I know it's going to last longer and that's worth a few more dollars per year. The same applies to your car. If your car engine runs rough, you should give mid-grade or premium fuel a try. Your engine may sound noticeably better, idle smoother and start much easier too. If not, then it's a waste of money. In fact, the FTC says that premium fuel is a waste of money unless your car requires it or runs rough without it. If neither your mower nor car engine improve with premium fuel, then stop using it.
