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  Crime Prevention is Everybody's Business!
  45 Common Sense Measures to help prevent Crime & Murder. Being alert could prevent you
  from being victimized. Don't be vulnerable; reduce the opportunities for criminals to strike,
  by being careful, by being alert, and by being a good neighbor. Report all crime call 911.
  Sponors Crime Prevention Programs! Call 312 450 2750 Email@ rautomd@gmail.com
 
 
  Common Sense Driving Tips: More info @ www.richiezie.com
  Always lock your doors. Never leave your car running with the keys in the ignition,
  even for a few minutes. Never leave kids or pets in a locked car.
  When driving lock doors and put windows 1/2 way up. This will make it harder for the bad
  guys to get to you.
  When parking in a lot at night look for a well lighted busy area / parking lot.
  Don't leave packages or valuables in view in a locked car. Lock them in the trunk.
  If you have an SUV put the packages on the floor and cover them up with a cloth / blanket
  the same color as the interior.
  Be alert at the traffic lights leave some room in front of of your vehicle.
  Never pick up hitchhikers.
  If you have a car problem, an accident, call 911 first state what your problem is and if anyone is
  hurt. Then tell the dispatcher where you are like on 22 street east side of traffic just past
  Central Ave. This will help them help you faster, help them help you.
  Don't read or send texts. Drive the vehicle. Don't eat a meal. Drive the vehicle.
  Don't get into Road Rage with other drivers. Other drivers may have a gun and will use it.
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   Richie's Crime Prevention Tips: at Home, Apartment and Condo. @ wwwrichiexie.com
  Crime prevention is everybody's business. The following tips help you reduce your risk of
  being a crime victim. These common-sense actions also empower you by building confidence
  in your ability to protect yourself and be independent. Know your neighbors isYour first line of
  defense. Turn in the bad guys and gangs in your community. Names, vehicles and any info to
  get them off the the streets. You can help stop the crime spree. It's your duty.
  Use deadbolt locks on all exterior doors. Keep your doors locked at all times, even when you
  are inside. Install safety chian lock.
  Protect all windows and sliding glass doors with quality locks or other secuirity devices.
  Cut a PVC pipe and put it in to prevent windows and sliding glass door from being opened
  or install security lock pins.
  Sensible key tips: Don't put an address tag on your key ring, don't hide an extra key under
  a doormat, or flower pot.
  Harassing or obscene phone calls. Hang up immediately if the caller persists, call law
  enforcement and the phone company and file a report about the harassing calls.
  If you have caller ID give law enforcement there number.
  Never let stangers in your home without checking their identification. Call their company if
  you are not sure. Install a viewer / peephole at your height in your door, and use it.
  If you live alone, don't advertise it. When putting your name into a phone book directories,
  and apartment lobbies only use your first initial not your first name.
  Seniors should use direct deposit for social security and or pension checks.
  In emergency call 911 Police, Fire, Paramedics or to report a crime right away.
  Keep all other emergency numbers handy maybe in more then one place.
  Engrave valuables with a unique identification number. Don't use social security / bank
  account or drivers licence numbers.
  Keep bonds, stock certificates, seldon worn jewerly, stamp and coin collections in a
  safe deposit box.
  Don't keep large amounts of cash at home don't tell anyone that you keep cash at home.
  Light up your property entrances, porches, stairways. Use timers on lights when you
  are away or coming home after dark.
  Get a driveway alarm that alerts you when someone comes up your driveway.
  Join a neighborhood watch group or help organize one. SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE TIPS!
  Bring in speekers to discuss crime prevention, you can call on me to be your spreaker.
  Richie Zie at 312 841 2560 or rhomemd@yahoo.com Had enough then give them up!!!
  Let neighbors know when you go on a trip so they can watch out for your home apartment
  or condo. Be a good neighbor return the favor when they go away. Set up well being checks.
  Seniors work out a buddy system with a neighbor. Check on each other every day.
  You can help stop the crime spree, It's your duty.
  What to do if you are assaulted: If the attacker is only after your Ipod, smart phone, purse or
  other valuables, don't resist. Your life and safety are worth more then your possessions.
  Don't think about them just give them up.
  One of Richie's most important tips: make a conscious effort to get an accurate description
  of the attacker and call 911. This will help get them off the streets.
  Help take our community back and save a life. Had enough then give them up!!!
  Reduce the opportunities for criminals to strike by being carefull, alert a good neighbor,
  and turn in the bad guys. Sponsor Crime Prevention Programs call 312 450 2750
  Had Enough Then Give Them Up!!!
 

  Richie's Crime Prevention Tips on a Bus or L Train:More @ www.richiezie.com
  Put your smart phone or I Pad away. Stay alert and tuned into your surrondings.
  Don't fall asleep.
  Watch who gets on or off the bus or L train with you. If you feel uneasy, walk directly to a
  place where there are other people. You are safer in numbers.
  When using the bus or other public transportion, sit near the driver if possible.
  Use well lighted bus stop or L station and stay alert at all times.
  We all can make public transportation safer. If you see a crime going down Call 911 report it.
  Tell the dispatcher where the crime took place, what the bad guys looked like tall or short,
  what they were wearing; clothes like green shirt, black baggy pants, red & blue shoes;
  brown leather jacket ect. Witch way they ran. You can help get them off the streets.
  Don't burden yourself with a lot of packages on the bus or L train.
  Help get the bad guys off the streets, bus stop, and L train. Lets all make it safer for you'
  your family and friends. Oh yes and for little kids. Sponsors Call Richie @ 312 450 2750
  Had Enough Then Give Them Up !!!

   Richie's Crime Prevention Tips: TV, Radio & more Tips @ www.richiezie.com
  Stay alert and tuned into your surrounding at all times. Get your nose out of your smart
  phone I pad don't read or send textes. Don't daydream.
  Walk in a confident, relaxed manner. Make brief eye contact with approaching strangers.
  Bad guys are looking for easy targets don't be one.
  Trust your instincts your gut. If you feel uncomforable in a place or situation, leave.
  When you go out if possible go with a friend.
  Walk on well-lighted busy streets. Stay away from vacant lots, alleys, or contruction sites.
  Avoid a dark deserted routes, even if they are shorter.
  Put your phone away get the ear pice out and be alert of the surrounding.
  Don't flash cash, smart phone, or other tempting targets such as expensive jewelry.
  Let someone know where your going and when you'll be back.
  If a friend or a taxi cab takes you home, ask the driver to wait until you are safely inside.
  Have your car or house key in hand as you approach your vehicle or home.
  Try careing a small change purse with money or credit cards you need,
  Keep your wallet in an inside pants or jacket pocket.
  Reduce the opportunities for criminals to strike by being careful, and alert.
  If the attacker is only after your purse, smart phone, of other valuables, don't resist.
  Your life and safety are worth more than your possessions. Had enough then give them up!!!
   Had Enough Then Give Them Up!!!  More info @ www.richiezie.com
  Sponsor Crime Prevention Programs Call 312 450 2750 or 312 841 2560 rautomd@gmail.com

  How to Take the Burn out of Sun Burn!
  Vitamin E Oil on the Sun Burn 3 to 4 times a day makes the Burn go away.
  Mix Vitamin E Oil with your Tanning oil this will help your skin from drying out and Burning.
  I'm a Motor Cycle Rider for 24 years and I've use the Vitamin E Oil for 20 years it works.

  YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE FUELISH!
  *Richie's Tip Jar saves you 2 to 5 gallons of gasoline per tank full.
  With this summer like weather get out and wash and wax your vehicles. Clean your engines
  Put Rain X an all the exterior glass. Detailing your vehicles will make it more aerodynamic.
  *On cold mornings don't warm up your vehicles for more then 1 minute.
  *Don't push the gas pedal to the metal / floor. Slow and gentle acceleration will save gasoline
  Let your foot off the gas pedal to slow before you start braking. Using cruise control helps.
  *Combine and map out your tips. Try not to drive in rush hour or slow traffic times.
  We need to start car pools and use public transportion if possible.
  *Keep your tires inflated to the proper air pressure. If one tire is 10 pounds low, you lose
  2 to 3 gallons of gasoline per tank full. Check your front end alignment, balance, rotate tires
  and replace worn tires.
  *Vehicles use 25 to 45 parts of air to 1 part gasoline This means that air filter replacement is a
  must. The next time you replace the air filter buy a K N Filter or Green USA Filter because
  you can wash them. They also pump more air in at high way speeds you will get better
  gasoline milage. Gas filter should be changed also.
  *Empty your vehicles of all excess weight. The more weight you carry around,
  the more gasoline you waste.
  *Change your oil and filter, and get a grease job every 3000 miles. Oil lubricates and
  cools your engine so keep the oil full and clean.
  *With the price of gasoline so high this tip may be hard to do, but try to keep your gasoline
  tank at 1/2 to full you should get better gas mileage.
  *Clean the snow and ice off your vehicles. Wet snow is very heavy and
  it cost you miles per gallon.
  *Anti-Freeze lasts about 2 years or 20,000 miles. Have your cooling system flashed. Please
  use a service department that can recycle your Anti-Freeze engines that run at the correct
  temperature save you miles per gallon. Always cut Anti-Freeze with 50 % water.
  *Tune Up; Spark Plugs, Cap, Rotor, Wires, PVC valve, Oxygen Sensors, and Exhaust System
  should be checked at 50,000 to 60,000 miles and if needed should be replaced.
  *Batteries only last about 5 years vehicles today need full power.
  *Check all your fluids and top them off; Brake, Power Steering and Transmission fluids.
  Your service manual will tell you when to change them.
  *Be careful with gasoline additives that clean the fuel system. Some may damage the
  system. Never put in gas additives unless you fill the gasoline tank first.
  The only additive I use is a product called SEA-FOAM it's one of the better products out.
  *Americans use over 160 Billion Gallons of Gasoline each year. Richie's Tip Jar Saves you
  about 20% on each tank full. Service costs a lot less then repairs. I believe that taking good
  care of your vehicles will add up to big saving at the gasoline pump. You can save gasoline,
  buy a Hybrid, Motorcycle, or Scooter.They get 30 to 120 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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  Don't Let Scammers Ripe You OFF!!!
* Don't open EMails from UPS / FedX / FBI they don't send emails they don't have your email address
  this scam will lock up your computer if you open it. You should not open emails you don't know.
* Fake Cashier Checks and Money Orders are common, and banks will cash them
  and hold you responible when the fake is discoved weeks later.
* Never wire funds via Western Union, Moneygram or any other wire service-
  anyone who asks you to do so is a scammer and you will be riped off.
* Never give out financial information ( bank account number, social security number, Ebay / Pay Pal info, ect.
* Avoid deals involving shipping or escrow services and know that only a scammer will"Guarantee"your Transaaction
* Do not rent housing without seeing the interior, or purchase expensive items sight-unseen-
  in all likelihood that housing unit is not actually for rent.
* Do not submit to Credit Checks or Background Checks for a job for housing until you have met the
  interviewer or Landlord agent in person. Who should I notify about fraud or scam attempts.
* Internet Fraud Complaint Center * FTC video how to report scam to the FTC. * FTC online complaint form.
* FTC toll free hotline 877-FTC-HELP 382-4357 * Consumer Sentinel Military ( for reports from service members
  or their familiers. SIIA Sofware and content piracy reporting.
  Please don't get scammed I did when I was looking for a job.

  Crazy bout Saving Money, Richie's Tip Jar Saves You Thousands of Dollars
* Febreze: Next time you empty a bottle of Febreze put in 3oz of Downey Fabric Softener and fill with water.
  This is the same as Febreze for a cost of 26 cent a bottle. Try it it works in your home, office, around pets & in cars.
* Candles: Do your candles smoke just cut the wick back. The candles will stop smoking.
* Clogged bathtub/ shower drain: Pour 4 cups of Clorox Bleach into the drain and let it stand for 2 to 3 hours or,
  better yet, over night and drain should be cleared. Keep this drain clear do 4 cups of Clorox Bleach every 4 months.
* Glass Cleaner: The next time your spray bottle is empty refill it with Automotive Windshield Washer Fluid it's the
  thing as window cleaner. Cost is about 21 cents a bottle.
* Dishwashers: Clean your dishwasher by putting 2 cups of white vinegar in with your regular wash cycle.

  
  How to deal with the service department.
* When you maintain your vehicle they last longer then the payment book and you get better gas mileage.
* Tell the service writer when the vehicle acts up. Only when it's cold or only when it's hot out.
  The temperuter when it acts up is very important.
* The vehicle only acts up over 45 to 55 miles per hour, or maybe under 20 mph.
* Only when it's rainy out/ high humity or only in the morning, or after it sits over night.
* Maybe after I drive it for about 20 minutes.
* These tips, will help help you get better service of your vehicle, and the service department knows you know
  something about your vehicle. Don't tell them how to fix the vehicle.

  Rockin' Soccer Mom's Letter:
  THANK YOU: Richie the tip jar has saved my friends, family & I more then just money.We've been fans of yours for
  over 15 years on tv, radio, and know on the world wide web. Why don't you have a radio & Television show.
  We need you more then ever we hope this happens soon. Years ago I tryed the wind shield wiper tip and was sold.
  Every thing in the tip jar that I've tried has worked, but the thing is you keep it simple and easy to understand.
  Your car buying tips you help me in buying a car a little over a year ago. I did save a little over one thousand
  dollars, but even better the dealership treats me like a human because I do my home work and know what I'm
  talking about. We appreciate all you do for us and thanks for being on our side. May God Bless Us All
  Rockin' Socker Mom North Shore
 
  Car Buying Tips that will Save over $1000.00 Dollars
* It's called UP charge when you buy a new car, Do you need or want the UP charge NO Just Say NO Thanks
  Check every line with a charge on it understand why you are paying this charge
  It's fine to turn down unwanted charges, thing you should question on all sales agreement.
* Gap Insurance No Thanks, * Rust proofing / Undercoating No Thanks, * Extended Warranties No Thanks,
* Service Contract No Thanks, * Outside Paint Sealants No Thanks, * Interior Fabric Protector / Sealants No Thanks
* Dock Fees No Thanks, * Advertizing Fees No Thanks, * Loan Fees No Thanks,
* Understand READ EVERY LINE and save Money!
* Came prepaired to deal for whats right. Don't over pay check added costs to the contract Line by Line.
* In the last 10 year or so I helped a number of you save at least $1000.00 in one case $1697.00 in up charges
* The only Way to deal with the presure is to be prepared, work out the price on the new car, then the price for your
  trade in separtely. Pay attention to the interest rate and the total cost NOT the monthly payment.
* Before you go to buy a new car check the auto manufactures for Rebates Bonus $250.00/$500.00/$750.00 and more.
* It is so important for you to go to the interent and learn the price of the the car you are buying.
* Different customers pay differnt prices for the same car, at the same dealership, on the same day depending on
  customers knowledge of the cars base price. Car dealers expect customers to negotiate price so they start
  high and work down. You need to to start low and work up. Please don't forget you can all ways go up. So start low.
* I heard a sales person say every seat has an ass don't let them make you one.
* Unfortunately negotiating is not easy so prepare before going to buy.
* Dealers spot customers who don't have knowledge to negotiate Knowledge is the Key.
* PLEASE DON'T JUST SIT THERE STAND UP! THEY MY COME DOWN IN PRICE OR TRY WALKING OUT!
* You need to pick out a car and color that you like. For the last 10 years I've been telling you To look at all cars in
  your price range. I want you to buy a car that turns you on, because you will love it and the ride.
  Check the Radio shows we wiil host a show on buying a new car Soon.
* If you need me to go and work out the price call me I provide this services.

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  Brake system tips
*  Brake Fluid & Looking Past the Brake Pads or Shoes
* Brake fluid is clear and oily, when it gets old it becames brown / rusty in color.
*  Brake system should be flushed every 2 years / 24000 miles some shops call this power bleeding.
* This keeps the master cylinder, brake calipers or wheel cylinders and the ABS system working well.
* Brake replacement ckeck list; New brake pads or shoes, turn rotors or drums or replace when
  needed all new brake fluid and always replace the hardware kit.
* So if you feel grinding in your brake pedal or feel a soft spongy brake pedal when you depress it
  get it checked out immeediately it will lead to brake failure if not corrected.
* I hope you understand the importance of a complete brake job.

   Antifreeze / Coolant
* A 50/50 mix of water and antifreeze coolant is recommended.
* Antifreeze coolant can be either green,yellow or red depending on the type used by the vehicle
  manufacturer. Most vechicles have a radiator located just behind the grill.
* Anti freeze has a sweet smell to it please keep it away from your pets it will kill them if they drink it.
* Keep the overflow tank full if your anti freeze is low you may over heet in the summer.
  Engine Oil
*  Keep engine oil full in hot temperatures oil helps to cool the engine.
* Change your oil clean oil will make your vehicle last longer then the payment book.
* This is important only use the oil that was designed for your vehelce.

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  Be Cool Air Condition
* When you get into a hot vehicle open windows about 2 to 4 inches and let the heet out.
* On hot summer days leave 2 or more windows open about 1/4 of an inch, this will let the heet out.
* Thing to check fan belt for wear and cracks, if your air condition is not blowing cool air have freon
  checked for leaks if low add freon.
* In front of the radiator is a condenser if it is dirty it will cut your cooling. Spray it with simple green
  let it sit for about 10 minutes and hose the condenser off.
* On very hot day air conditioners leak clear water this is good.
* If your engine is dirty clean it simple green works well, clean engines run cooler.
* Cabin filter, many newer vehicles have a cabin air filter that filters the air coming into your vehicle.
  the filter traps particulates from getting into the air you breathe. This filter needs to be replaced

  Summer and Travel Checklist:
* Check all fluid levels and top them off if needed.
* Check air filter to ensure it's clean. If you replace it use a KN or Green USA Filter they can be washed.
* Check hoses for leaks and cracks, fan belt for cracks. Replace themif needed.
* Check wiper blades and clean them with glass cleaner and a towel wipe the blade about 10 times.
* Put RainX on all exterior glass, you will not need the wipers as much.
* Check air presure in your tires including the spare. If tires are show wear replace them.
* Under or over inflation of your tires can cause uneven tire wear, REDUCE your gas mileage, reduce traction
  on the road, reduce the mileage of your tires and most of all weaken your tire due to excessive heat.
* Have your tires rotated and Balanced this adds life to your tires,and makes your driver safer.
* Check; Headlights,Taillights,Turn Signals, Parking Lights, Fog Lights, Backup Lights,Linence Plate Lights
  and Trunk Lights all interior Lights You are safer if you can see.
  Hot Cars are very Dangers to Children and Pets
* Never leave a child or pet in a car, especially on a Hot, Sunny Day.
* Make sure that child care givers and day care providers have a plan to make sure your kids aren't left in a vehicle.
* Always lock your car and secure the keys so that the kids can't get to them.
* Never let the kids or pets play in the car by themselves it's just to Dangers.
* When you get home from shopping and errands, get the kids and pets uot of the car first, and then get
  the groceries and packages.
* Sinces 1999 more the 280 children and Thousands of pets died after being left in a hot vehicle,
  even on mild days with 70 degree temperatures.
* On a typical summer day the temperature inside a car with the window rolled up can exceed 120 to 150 degrees.
* Please keep your children and pets safe this spring and summer, by following our tips.

  Accident What to do First stay Calm
* Stop immediately do not obstruct traffic. Assist injured. Don't Panic. Call Police!
* Secure names,phone numbers, addresses of other drivers, passengers, witnesses, injured persons!
* Secure make, model, color, and license numbers of all vehicles involved in this accident!
* Make a rough drawing of scene, showing position of cars and other details.
* Don't make any settlements at the scene!
* Remain calm, courteous and consistentin your version of the accident scene!
* Notify your insurance agent as soon as possible
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 Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips
* Always lock your vehecle and take keys
* Never leave the vehicle running unattended with the keys in it IE at the Gas Station, Post Office.
  Quick Mart and,and, and!
* Never leave a spareset of keys in the glove box or center conceal they look there first!
* Try to park in a well lighted area and if you have a garage, use it!
* Please keep all valuables and packages out of sight!
* GPS and Radar Detector Don't leave them on the dash you will loose them!
* Use your autos theft deterrent devices all the time!
* If you see some one doing some thing that looks like theft Please Call Police!
 
 Tips that save money:
* Check all your fluids and top them off: Brake, Power Steering and Transmission fluids.
* Emission Test tips: Get the vehicles engine hot to about 200 to 220 degrees. Fill the gasoline tank with the
  right octane gasoline do not use high octane if your vehicle is not designed for high octane gasoline.
  Change Air, Gasoline filters oil and oil filter PVC valve and vacuum hose if needed.
  This should help you past the Emission test!
* Americans uses over 175 Billion Gallons of gasoline each year. Richie's Tip Jar could save us 20 % .
  I believe that taking good care of your vehicles will add up to BIG SAVINGS at the Gasoline Pump!
* Save Gasoline, buy a Hybrid, Motorcycle or Scooter. They get 30 to 120 Miles Per Gallon of Gasoline!
  Service and maintenance costs 8 to12 cent per mile, repair cost 25 to 40 cents a mile.
  Regular service helps prevent costly repairs.
* Read your owners manual. This is the Bible for your vehicles service.
* Batteries last about 5 years. In cold weather you need a powerful battery!
* Tune up: Spark plugs, Cap, Rotor, Wires, PCV Valve, Oxygen Sensors,and Exhaust System
  should be checked at 50,000 to 60,000 miles, and if needed should be replaced.
  This will get you a lot more miles per gallon of gasoline!
* Power accessories cost you miles per gallon of gasoline!
* Anti-Freeze lasts about 2 years or 20,000 miles. Have your cooling system flushed. Use a service department
  that can recycle the anti-freeze, engines that run at the correct temperature saves you miles per gallon!
* On rainy and snowy days open 1 or 2 windows about 1/4 inch. This prevents the windows from fogging up.
  Leave plenty of room between your vehicle and the one in front of you. Prevent your doors from freezing up.
  Spray your door jams and the rubber seals/weather strips with Pledge furniture polish wipe in then wipe off
  Prevent door locks from freezing up by spraying WD40 into the locks.
 Taking care of your vehicles adds up to Big Savings at the Gasoline Pump
* Don't push that gas pedal to the floor. Slow and gentle acceleration will save gasoline.
  Let your foot off the gas pedal for awile before you start braking. Using cruise control on the highways will help
  save you 1 to 2 gallons of gasoline per tank full!
* Wash and Wax your vehicles. Clean your engines. Rain X on all exterior glass.
  Richie's tip jar makes your vehicles more aerodynamic and saves you miles per gallon of gasoline.
* Try to keep your gasoline tank at 1/2 to full you will get better mileage and your fuel pump will last longer!
* Don't warm up your vehicles for more then 1 minute in the cold weather this saves you 2 gallons of gasoline!
* Clean the snow and ice off your vehicles. Wet snow and ice is very heavy and cost you miles per gallon!

 Tips for your Snow Blower
* Stop the Snow from sticking around the blades of your snow blower, by spraying Bakers Spray,
  Pam or any Cooking Spray in that area.
* Please DON'T ever put your hand in to clear the snow when the snow blower is running.
* A lot of you are having a problem keeping the snow blower running well.
* This tip works 99% of the time and saves you money on a repair you don't need .
* Put 1 o/z of Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Disesel in the gas tank and 1 o/z in the oil
* Sea Foam cleans injectors, carb jets, stabilizer for your fuel, frees lifters and rings, and cleans carbon.
* Sea Foam Works and performs instantly.

  Best driving tips in this snow and ice
*  If you really don't have to go out DON'T
* Even if you can drive well in Snow and Ice: not everyone else can.You can always do it in a day or two .
* Don't assume your vehicle can handle the road Conditions. You are the driver so slow down on snow and ice.
* For all of you with 4 wheel drive and all wheel drive you have traction to go, but you still need alot of room to
  stop so slow down
* Don't use cruise control or overdrive on snow and ice. Don't pass, Don't use parking brake in cold,
  snow and ice it may freeze up.
* Most transmission damage is done in snow and ice. Don't spin your wheels, this will dig you in deeper
* Clear the snow from the wheels so you could start to roll. Keep the wheel straight till you start rolling
  then turn to get out
* Rocking back and forth is okay but make shur your wheels are stopped before you shift into drive again.
* Slow down on snow an ice it takes longer to stop
* I say a prayer that you all have a safe trip May God Bless us All

  Pemium Gasoline or not Money saving tips
* DON'T buy premium gas if your vehicle specifies regular gasoline. It will not make your vehicle run better
  Some time it could hurt, and it costs 20 to 30 cents a gallon more.
  With the cold weather you DO NOT need Heat Gasoline Additive gas does not freeze up anymore.
* These Tips should save You about $300. to $400. a year.

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  Tips to help you handle your vehicle on snow and black ice
*  Slow down and allow plenty of room in front it takes alot more room to stop on snow and ice.
* If you encounter a patch of ice on the road and your vehicle starts to skid ease off your accelertator and
  steer smoothly out of the skid.
* Don't slam on the brake pedal that makes a bad situation worse.
* When you regain control proceed with caution and lowwer your speed, driving to fast for cautions was
  your problem so please just slow down and leave plenty of room to stop.
* Slow and gentle acceleration and braking will help you.
* If you find yourself in a skid, take your foot out of the brake and gas pedals.
* In snow and ice leave plenty of room between your car and cars in front of you.
* Driving at night or when snow is falling be extra cautious because your vision is very poor.
* Avoid any passing in snow and ice please take your time.
* The best tip I can give you is go to an empty parking lot with ice and snow.
  Put your vehicle into a skid and steer till you regain control.
* Brake hard to see what your vehicle will do if you have ABS Braking System don't pump the pedal.

  Tips for better vision
*  Your wiper blades not working well? All you have to do is clean them, put glass cleaner on a towel and wipe the
  blades about 10 times The wipers will work like new again. Rain X on the exterior glass is a must in the winter.
  Rain X prevents Ice from sticking, you will be able to remove Ice and Snow from the glass in 1 or 2 minutes.
  Keep the washer fluid resevoir full.This tip saves you money and will help you see better.
  Richie's Simple service tips save gasoline and Money.
* Change oil and filter and get a grease job every 2500 to 3000 miles. Oil lubricates and cools your engine,
  so keep the oil clean and full!
  This will help your car last longer then the payment book and get you more miles per gallon of gasoline!
* Change your air and gasoline filters every year or 12,000 miles. Vehicles run on 20 to 40 parts of air to
  1 part of Gasoline, Air is free if your filters are dirty you lose MILES per Gallon of Gasoline.
  When buying air filters look at Green USA or KN filters they pump in more air and can be washed Saving you Money!
* Empty your vehicles of all excess weight. The more weight you carry around the more Gasoline you Waste!
* Combine and map out your tips. Try not to drive in rush hour or slow traffic times. This will also Save Gasoline.
  If you most drive at rush hour, look at buying a Hibird vehicle. They almost double Gas Mileage in slow traffic!
  I will be posting Money Saving Tips every Week
 
  Tire tips that prevent pot hole damage and save gasoline
* Keep your tires inflated to the proper air pressure. If one tire is 10 pounds low,
  you lose 2 to 3 gallons of Gasoline per tank full, and if you hit a pot whole you get a lot more suspenion damage.
  The air pressure tag for your vehicle is on the drivers door jam.
  Balance, rotate and replace worn tires.Checking your front end alignment saves Miles per Tank Full.
* These tip alone would save 750 Million Gallons of Gasoline in the United States every year and a
  Billion Dollars in suspension repair.
 
 Till you ride with us again May God Bless You and Please Say a Prayer for Peace!