[homie1975]

Cannot see clients and we drive my wife's car when we're with the fam because it's bigger. I've been driving my car every 3-4 days but only a mile or two each time. I still have half a tank left. Me thinks I should burn off all the gas asap though

Question: should I refill just a few gallons or should I top the fugger off ??

[carolinakid]

i hope you got a discount on your auto insu.

[homie1975]

CK I read it can be okay for up to one year in the tank??

I'm gona burn it off this wknd

[homie1975]

i hope you got a discount on your auto insu.

I did but only 15%. I called to ask for more but they didnt answer.

[jjgold]

Homie you broke?

[homie1975]

Homie you broke?

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not at all. why? i am just not driving because my office is closed. my car is sitting idle. we drive Wifey's vehicle, it's an SUV. i have a 4 door sedan. we like to take the SUV when we go out. roomier

[Bcatswin]

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not at all. why? i am just not driving because my office is closed. my car is sitting idle. we drive Wifey's vehicle, it's an SUV. i have a 4 door sedan. we like to take the SUV when we go out. roomier

Dude dont listen to that jj clown. You'll be alright.

[pablo222]

Your gas should still be alright. But you might want to get her out on the highway for 10 or 15 miles once a week.

I would top her off in a couple weeks.

[2daBank]

I’d think the gas be fine but Pablo right you should probably take it out for a spin every now and then.

[Bcatswin]

Weird how on that American Pickers they can find a car that's been sitting for 20 years and it fires right up. Sure it's all fake anyway.

[homie1975]

Your gas should still be alright. But you might want to get her out on the highway for 10 or 15 miles once a week.

I would top her off in a couple weeks.

I drive it every 3-4 days for a mile or two

[KnuckleHeadz]

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not at all. why? i am just not driving because my office is closed. my car is sitting idle. we drive Wifey's vehicle, it's an SUV. i have a 4 door sedan. we like to take the SUV when we go out. roomier

We all knew you were a Cuck.

[Tanko]

My brother in-law is a mechanic, one of those ASME(?) guys at a dealership. Anyway, I had same issue with one of our cars not being driven much. He said, its important to get your car up to temperature by driving it around at least every week.

The stale gas is less of a concern, but the lubrication, transmissions seals, etc... need to be used regularly to stay in good condition. I drive our 3rd car 20-30 highway miles in one shot each week to be safe.

[hawkeye 16]

My brother in-law is a mechanic, one of those ASME(?) guys at a dealership. Anyway, I had same issue with one of our cars not being driven much. He said, its important to get your car up to temperature by driving it around at least every week.

The stale gas is less of a concern, but the lubrication, transmissions seals, etc... need to be used regularly to stay in good condition. I drive our 3rd car 20-30 highway miles in one shot each week to be safe.

Any type of rubber will dry out and crack after awhile. Gaskets, etc. Even the sidewalls of your tires. It applies to wheel bearings (grease), etc. as well. The heat from driving keeps things "pliable" for lack of a better term.
For the gas you can use a product like Stab-ill to keep it from getting gunky.

[pavyracer]

You need to burn it ASAP. Water (condensation gets into the tank) and if you don't burn the gas it could rust your tank.

[homie1975]

My brother in-law is a mechanic, one of those ASME(?) guys at a dealership. Anyway, I had same issue with one of our cars not being driven much. He said, its important to get your car up to temperature by driving it around at least every week.

The stale gas is less of a concern, but the lubrication, transmissions seals, etc... need to be used regularly to stay in good condition. I drive our 3rd car 20-30 highway miles in one shot each week to be safe.

good info, thanks

[homie1975]

Any type of rubber will dry out and crack after awhile. Gaskets, etc. Even the sidewalls of your tires. It applies to wheel bearings (grease), etc. as well. The heat from driving keeps things "pliable" for lack of a better term.
For the gas you can use a product like Stab-ill to keep it from getting gunky.

thank you

[seaborneq]

I took the insurance completely off of one of my cars. But it does make sense to drive them on occasionally to make sure that everything is still in working order in regards to lubrication and heat.

[homie1975]

You need to burn it ASAP. Water (condensation gets into the tank) and if you don't burn the gas it could rust your tank.

thanks Paver

[lonegambler23]

guys broke. its 20/40 dollars pal who cares...

[homie1975]

guys broke. its 20/40 dollars pal who cares...

i don't give a shitt about the money i care about the car. i have been reading it's better to let a full tank sit in an idle car than it is to leave a few gallons. i am literally not driving the vehicle at all. it is a car i used for work and to visit clients but the office is closed and we are barred from visiting clients until the company lifts it.

again, the question about filling the tank is about What Is Better For The Car??

[homie1975]

I took the insurance completely off of one of my cars. But it does make sense to drive them on occasionally to make sure that everything is still in working order in regards to lubrication and heat.

seaborner i am still paying the insurance on my vehicles. was given a 15% discount for a couple of mos by my carrier. that is it.

[2daBank]

seaborner i am still paying the insurance on my vehicles. was given a 15% discount for a couple of mos by my carrier. that is it.

15%? What a bunch of assholes, lol. I’d think should be like 40% but I guess they have no way of knowing who driving and who isn’t. Everyone would claim that if they gave substantial refund I guess. Better to keep carrying on at least something, rates get jacked if you go uninsured for any amount of time I believe.

[SBR_Guest_Pro]

You need to get an oil change also

[seaborneq]

seaborner i am still paying the insurance on my vehicles. was given a 15% discount for a couple of mos by my carrier. that is it.

When the insurance commercials were constantly talking about discounts and looking out for us, I knew then that the insurance companies wanted us to stick with them through these times. I didn’t want a discount, I dropped it altogether. Im not driving near as much as i used to. I took the battery cable off and I’ll decide if I truly need the car in a few months. Until then, i know I don’t need insurance on a vehicle im not driving at all.