I was just thinking-wondering?
Is there anything that we can buy that would actually save us money? example replace a real dirty air filter will give us better MPG, but how long far do we have to drive so the better MPG out we...
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g1g wrote:
So in short what are the best saving purchases that we can realistically see a savings in the shortest payback time?
IMO the best way to save money on vehicle maintenance is not just to perform per the recommended schedule, but to do it yourself. Parts still cost money, but the labor is all but free and the job is done right by the person who cares the most to get it right. First thing I always do with a new vehicle is purchase the shop service manual. I'll never rebuild and engine or transmission, but there are many jobs that I can DIY with a few tools and reference to the manual.
Our motorhome is 11 years old, has 82,000 miles and has been a shop only for new tires. All other work has been DIY.
