When should you put dry gas in your car?

Question

I live in the suburbs of Washington D.C. and it's getting pretty cold.

Answer 1

All that "dry gas" stuff is, is alcohol that mixes with water in your fuel, and the fuel so that it will burn away with gas as you drive.

There is so much alcohol in gas already, you probably don't need it.

Answer 2

Are you refering to the use of "dry nitrogen" in your tires?

If so, the stated benefits are;

Nitrogen is more stable with temperature change, meaning it maintains a more consistent pressure longer resulting in reduced tire wear and better mileage.

Nitrogen does not introduce moisture into the tire and wheel assembly which reduces the chances of corrosion induced leaks at the bead.

Nitrogen leaches out of the tire sidewalls at a much lower rate than compressed air, resulting in again more consistent pressure over time with better mileage and wear.

Answer 3

never heard of "dry gas " before, but you can use an fuel anti-freeze called HEET® Gas-Line Antifreeze to prevent it from freezing and to remove any moisture in the fuel lines and in the tank. and it can be used at any time of the year.

Answer 4

ive never heard of dry gas, but if its cold, make sure your radiator has antifreeze, not water

Answer 5

if you got fuel injection,use fuel injection cleaner,not dry gas.i put mine in once a month.