Road ready summer travel tips

Consumer Reports shares tips on preparing for vehicle damage and saving money on gas in preparation for summer getaways.

AUSTIN, Texas — Already dreaming of summer? If your plans include a road trip, Consumer Reports has tips to help you stay safe, save some money… and manage those unexpected bumps on the road!

Inspect your tires for signs of damage, such as cuts, cracks, and sidewall blisters that might be the result of potholes. You can make your car more fuel efficient by reducing aerodynamic drag! If you’re not using it, take off anything like a roof rack and or bike rack. And don’t hate me, but sticking to the speed limit can also save fuel!And when it’s time to fill up the tank –

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