I just received confirmation from the MOTORWEEK production team that SPARE FUEL will appear in the “Goss’s Garage” segment this coming January. Pat Goss is a fan of the product and will discuss Spare Fuel for roughly 45-60 seconds, sharing it’s attributes, qualities, and benefits all while showing a bottle on the screen. Contact info for purchasing will also be shared.

This could not come at a better time. In addition to the 1 million or more regular viewers watching MOTORWEEK on PBS nationally, MOTORWEEK just inked a partnership with Discovery’s VELOCITY HD network a few months ago, which means the addition of another 45 million potential viewers. Since then, MOTORWEEK has become the UNOFFICIAL #1 rated show on VELOCITY! No hard and fast numbers have been determined yet, but that is the word from Discovery.

On it’s own, PBS reaches more than 85% of all U.S. households and MW is on 94% of all PBS stations (240). No other automotive TV show has the reach they do since no other automotive show is on national broadcast. Period.

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Once you finish up watching, make sure to head back and grab a six pack of Spare Fuel to supply each of your vehicles and gifts for family and friends as well.

We will be seen more and more over the coming months on TV and in the news, so keep an eye out for us!

1. Blankets

If you are ever stranded on the side of the road during cold weather, a blanket is the best way to keep warm while you wait for help to arrive.

2. Spare Fuel

Spare Fuel is a remarkable emergency fuel source if you should ever run out of gas on the side of the road. One gallon of this non flammable material will act just like a gallon of gasoline in your tank. It’s one of the most important safety items you will every put in your trunk.

3. Bottled Water

Water can be helpful in many situations. It is especially helpful if you are waiting for help on the side of the road during a hot day.

4. Jumper Cables

Jumper cables can come in handy if anyone near you is having trouble with a bad battery. If your car won’t start and you have a set of jumper cables, all you need to do is find someone willing to connect to your car to give you the boost you need to get started and find the nearest battery store.

5. Fix-a-Flat

Although it is a last ditch solution, a can of Fix-a-Flat will reinflate any tire so that you can travel for up to 100 miles before the tire goes flat again.

6. Flashlight (and batteries)

A flashlight is invaluable if you have any trouble with your car at night. Be sure to store some extra batteries in a place that is easy to find so that you are never caught without a light.

7. Change of Clothes

Dealing with car trouble can be dirty business. Keep a change of clothes in your trunk so that you can make the necessary repairs without soiling the clothes you were wearing originally. Extra clothes are also handy for warmth on a cold day.

8. Duct Tape

Duct tape really does seal almost any problem for a short term fix. If you have a leak or a broken seal, you can patch it with duct tape at least long enough to reach a service station.

9. Towels

Some unexpected repairs can require that you crawl under the car. Having a few towels on hand will help you clean up after you fix the problem.

10. First Aid Kit

A first aid kit is a must in any vehicle. Something as simple as a bottle of aspirin or peroxide can keep a situation from becoming worse than it needs to be.

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Emergency Items to Take With You

You should pack your car with a few important items before you leave. Spare Fuel will give you the equivalent of an extra gallon of gasoline if you should ever run low. Other things you need to carry include a first aid kit, a blanket, sturdy gloves, jumper cables, an ice scraper, some boots, a good spare tire, and all of the tools you would need to change the spare on your own. It is also a good idea to buy a membership at AAA.

How to Keep Family and Friends in the Loop

When you leave for your trip, make sure you tell your friends and family what your expected itinerary is. Choose one person to be your regular contact for the entire trip, and make sure you check in with this contact daily. It is a good idea to invest in a car charger for your cell phone and make sure the phone is fully charged at all times. Make sure that everyone who cares about you knows whom your daily contact person is. Give them a way to contact that person while you are on your trip.

Have your car Serviced before a Trip

Just before you leave, make sure you have your car fully serviced at a reliable auto repair shop. Have the tires inspected and get all of the fluids topped off. Ask the shop to check your battery and perform a complete oil change. You want to be confident that your car is in top condition before you head off hundreds of miles away from home. Let the mechanics know about the trip you plan to take before they inspect your car so that they pay special attention to anything that might cause a problem on your trip, such as desert heat or mountain snow.

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1. Service Your Car Before You Leave

Take the time to have your oil changed and your fluids checked before you leave. If possible, have the mechanics look at your tires and all of the car’s belts and hoses as well. Any problem that can be taken care of before you are on the road will save you time and trouble on your trip.

2. Pack the Right Gear

Ever car should carry a gallon of Spare Fuel. This special formula is not flammable, so it’s safe to keep in the trunk no matter what the temperature outside. It provides you with the equivalent of a gallon of gasoline if you run out  in the middle of nowhere. Other important safety items to include are a first aid kit, blankets, and some extra water.

3. Designate a Daily Contact Back Home

Choose a person to be your daily contact while you are on the road. Make sure you always call this person at least once a day with an update on your progress while you drive. Let all of your family and friends know who you will be talking to daily so they can keep track of you on your trip.

4. Carry the Appropriate Chargers

Always have a charger with you so that you can keep your cell phone battery charged at all times. If possible, purchase a charger that will work in your car. Keep a wall charger for your cell phone as well so that you can charge it overnight when you stop in a hotel.

5. Maintain a Positive Attitude

The most important thing you can take with you on a road trip is a positive attitude. Approach every obstacle as a part of the overall adventure. Most road trips deviate from the expected plan at least once along the way. It is up to you whether you choose to make those unexpected stops interesting parts of the story of your trip or annoying inconveniences that will cast a cloud over the entire experience. Try to remember that a road trip is a fun excursion that you don’t get to experience very often.

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Spare Fuel will soon be seen in homes around the country starting next month!

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Plastic gas cans for the most part haven’t changed since their inception. You pour the gas into the can and carry it around. Pretty simple stuff right?

Do you transport them in your car, boat, or RV’s? Have you ever ran out of fuel while driving and you were able to use your plastic gas can to get yourself going again?

Comes in handy right??

But… did you know the potential danger of storing gas in a plastic gas can?

The main reason is because it’s flammable!

That’s why our new product, Spare Fuel, was created in part.

Our product is a half gallon container that is not flammable and will store in your car for up to 10 years without becoming expired.

It’s completely safe to store in your car even in the most adverse conditions.

Why choose Spare Fuel over a traditional plastic gas can?

• Safety
• Peace of Mind
• Stores much longer
• Non – flammable
• Comes in a sealed container along with a patent pending nozzle

Check out more about us on our home page or visit the buy now page to purchase.

Gas storage has never been so safe!

Traction control technique was evolved in the decade of 1980. This was initially used to work as an important part of the triple breaking car technology. This triplet of technologies consisted of stability control, traction control and anti-lock brakes. All of the three techniques used to work in parallel with each-other for the effective improvement of the traction between road and tyres. Traction control was initially termed as ASR or acceleration slip regulation. This terminology is a German synonym of the word technology.

People should know that the basic essence of car safety techniques is hidden between its electric parts. If these parts are not working properly, then car will undergo severe damaging conditions. There is an installed range of sensors to analyze the distinguishing features between different rotational speeds of the shaft at different times. If this sensor senses that one tyre is running faster than the other tyre, then it will force brakes on that particular tyre. This feature is necessary to reduce its speed for proper synchronization with the other tyre. The avoidance of this technique can enhance the chances of losing traction and the result will be a fatal accident. This explains the working of traction control mechanism in a car safety course of action.

People, who have already applied this methodology in their cars must be aware of6 its pros. In case of any negligence, people should know that traction control nullifies the chances of untimely confinement of running wheels. This feature enhances the extent of tyre slip for the period of destructive braking maneuvers. People can easily keep up with directional control on their steering wheel. This feature is available in reasonable prices and it possesses simple installation processes. Effective car safety standards can not be maintained without installing traction control device.

Although this is vital to do so, and you should do so in the proper container, it is also very dangerous to transport gas in any occasion.

The main reason is because it’s flammable!

That’s why our new product, Spare Fuel, was created in part.

Our product is a half gallon container that is not flammable and will store in your car for up to 10 years without becoming expired.

It’s completely safe to store in your car even in the most adverse conditions.

Why choose Spare Fuel over traditional gas storage?

• Safety
• Peace of Mind
• Stores much longer
• Non – flammable
• Comes in a sealed container along with a patent pending nozzle

Check out more about us on our home page or visit the buy now page to purchase.

Gas storage has never been so safe!

Ironical history of the car safety systems was decorated by some intellectual control systems and alarm systems. These apparatus could not prove more beneficial for reducing the risks involved with the car driving. There is another system for reducing the chances of head-on collisions with the help of band communication systems. This band communication frequency is set on 5.8-GHz which can give an indication to the driver if there are any chances of head-to-head collisions. This is beneficial for the drivers who drive at night and suffering with the problem of visibility. However, this system is mechanically unable to stop the vehicle from the accident. There should be an automatic car safety combination of this frequency communication system and mechanical stopping of the car.

There is one more problem of synchronization between the communication media of cars. There may be a variation in the system and it can generate some technical problems which lead to the wrong working of the technique. This is one of the biggest voids in the car safety measurements which can lead to the increase in possible dangers of accident. There is one more attempt for reducing the severity of the accidents which has reduced the chances of mishap by five percent. This attempt was generated by using computer and radar communication method. This system is beneficial for the avoidance of hatch backing accidents which are not prone to death.

Another reason for car accidents is generated when a car tries to overtake another car. In this case, the frequency communication system will fail again due to the mismatch of frequencies. There will be an addition of both the frequencies of front car as well as rear car which will double up the overall frequency and the result will be a perfect mismatch followed by head-on collision of three cars. All these factors aid to the voids in the car safety techniques. Technicians should fill up these voids with effective remediation measures.