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Pro Tips
1. Use tow haul mode only when necessary: While tow haul mode can be helpful in certain situations, it’s important to use it only when necessary. Using it unnecessarily can lead to decreased gas mileage and increased wear and tear on your vehicle.
2. Keep your vehicle well-maintained: Regular maintenance, such as oil changes and tire rotations, can help improve gas mileage and overall performance. This is especially important when towing, as the added weight can put extra strain on your vehicle.
3. Monitor your speed: Driving at high speeds can significantly decrease gas mileage, especially when towing. Keep an eye on your speedometer and try to maintain a steady pace to maximize fuel efficiency.
4. Consider the weight of your load: The weight of your load can have a big impact on gas mileage. Be sure to only tow what is necessary and avoid overloading your vehicle.
5. Use cruise control: When driving on the highway, using cruise control can help maintain a consistent speed and improve gas mileage. Just be sure to turn it off when driving on hilly or winding roads.
