How Winter Tires and Brakes Affect Your Gas Mileage
Cold weather can hurt your gas mileage more than you think. During winter, your tires and brakes play a big role in how much fuel your vehicle uses every day.

When temperatures drop, tire pressure
drops too. Low tire pressure causes more rolling resistance, which means your engine has to work harder. That leads to worse gas mileage. Winter tires can help with traction, but if they are worn or underinflated, they can still cost you money at the pump.
Your brakes
also matter. Sticking brake calipers
or worn brake components can cause drag. Even a small amount of brake drag can lower fuel efficiency over time. Many drivers don’t notice this issue right away, but they feel it when fuel costs add up.
At David’s Automotive Repair in The Colony, TX, we check tire pressure, tire condition, and brake wear during routine auto repair inspections. Catching these problems early helps you save money and stay safe on winter roads.
Money-saving tip: Check your tire pressure once a month during winter. Proper inflation improves gas mileage and helps tires last longer.
Start the year saving money. Call David’s Automotive Repair
today at 972-625-1836
or schedule your appointment online to keep your tires and brakes working efficiently.
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