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Taking care of your vehicle means a lot more than just getting an inspection sticker. Regular maintenance and better driving habits help improve the life of your vehicle and aid in keeping our roads safe.

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TIp 17: KNOW YOUR DUE DATE

New Jersey requires a biennial emissions-only inspection forpassenger vehicles. Commercial vehicles are still required topass mechanical defect and emissions testing. Check the sticker on your windshield to see when you’re due.

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TIp 02: THE WARNING LIGHT SECRET

A check engine light that stays on will fail inspection, and could signal serious engine trouble. But before you run to the mechanic, make sure that you don’t just have a loose gas cap.

TIp 05: GET THE JUNK OUT OF YOUR TRUNK

Every 100 lbs. of cargocuts gas mileage 2-3%.

TIp 08: GAUGE TIRE PRESSURE TWICE A MONTH

Over time, all tires lose pressure, compromising fuel

should be by checking your owner’s manual.

TIp 01: SEE THE LIGHT ONCE A WEEK

A minor problem like a non-functioning lightcan be cause for unexpected tickets. Checkblinkers, brake lights and headlights regularly.

TIp 06: STOP IDLING

Idling gets 0 miles per gallon. So if you’re sitting in place for more than two minutes, consider shutting the engine down. This will reduce pollution and save gallons of gas per week.