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Car maintenance advice to avoid accidents

Taking care of your tyres is something that most people don't think about when they think about their vehicles. If you're one of those people who don't think about it, you might want to start reconsidering. Tyres can play a huge role in how well your vehicle operates and how well it stays maintained. If it doesn't stay well-maintained, you could easily end up with an accident. That could harm you, someone else, or both. There's no way to completely avoid accidents all of the time, but one of the best ways you can avoid them most of the time is by paying attention and taking care of your own things. Your tyres are what keep you anchored to the road. If you don't take good care of them how will you stay on that road safely? A tyre that isn't properly inflated and maintained can suddenly rupture, can go flat, and can give you a rough ride that might cause you to endanger other drivers. Tyres that are old and that the tread isn't good on can also be very slick in rain, ice, or snow. Sliding off the road or into other drivers is not uncommon. Make sure you take good care of your car and your tyres, and you'll be a lot safer out there with the other drivers.

Another big safety and maintenance concern for cars is the brakes. If you don't have good brakes and you need to stop quickly, you're much more likely to be involved in an accident. You and/or someone else could be serious hurt if that takes place, not to mention the damage to your vehicle and any other vehicles that you might hit. There is potential for a lot of pain, aggravation, and expense if you have poorly-maintained brakes on a car. Make sure that you get them checked out and that you take care of them as your mechanic or your owner's manual says you should. Try not to drive through large puddles and get your brakes too wet, either, because it can keep them from working well until they dry out. It's a risk, especially when the roads are already slick. If you haven't maintained your brakes well, they'll be much more likely to perform poorly if they get wet, so keep them changed at the proper intervals and inspect them regularly. It's another easy way to help keep yourself and others safe.
-- This article was written by Tom Sangers on behalf of Claims for you who offer Accident Compensation Claims. Source: http://www.articletrader.com

Does Water Car Technology Deliver Better Gas Mileage?

Water car technology? Really? Are you kidding me? Not at all. Sensible scientists and inventors have long known that energy can be extracted from water and can then be used as a supplementary fuel for ordinary cars and trucks. So what exactly is water car technology? And how does it work?

SURPRISINGLY, WATER CONTAINS SO MUCH ENERGY

The key to water car technology is tap water. Ordinary clean tap water. In high school chemistry, we learned that water (H2O) is made up of hydrogen and oxygen. The gas your car engine needs is Oxyhydrogen (HHO, also called Brown's Gas). When water is broken down by a process called electrolysis, the gas called Oxyhydrogen becomes available. There are guides you can get on the internet showing how to do this in a weekend with parts that are readily available and cheap.

A VERY QUICK PRIMER ON ELECTROLYSIS

Industrial plants have been using electrolysis for many years and the basic process is well known. In this case, the easy-to-install additions to your car engine will enable it to produce Oxyhydrogen gas (HHO) from water - right there in your vehicle, and safely. Thousands of drivers are now using water gas technology and reporting impressive boosts to their MPG. Up 25% all the way through to over 200% in one case I read about (follow the link at the end to read these astonishing testimonials).

WATER CAR TECHNOLOGY: THE BENEFITS ARE...

1) You use less petrol.
2) As a result, you produce less pollution.
3) Your fuel costs go down because water is cheaper than gasoline.
4) You save money.

In fact, as fuel prices continue to escalate, you save more and more. So do yourself a favor and acquaint yourself with the facts about water car engines through the links below.

LEARN MORE ABOUT BETTER GAS MILEAGE

Yes, You Can Run Your Car On Water And Save On Rising Fuel Costs - [http://CleanWater4Cars.com]

Run Cars on Water: How to convert your car to water - Water Power Cars [http://CleanWater4Cars.com/blog]

(C) Article by Patrick Prime.

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