i was just given a bottle of this product... its suppose to save money at the pump and increase mpg.... Has anyone ever tried this product before?

 

No.

 

If it truly worked you probably would have heard of it by now

 

Garbage...

 

Good thing you didnt pay for that stuff otherwise I probably would have made fun of you. These products are just gimmicks.

 

I'm not a fan of any fuel treatments. Haven't used any of them in years.

 

Step right up folks! What we have here is some boe-ni-fide cer-ti-fied XTREME!! Fuel Treatment, guarenteed to clean up them-thar dirty lifters, clean up all that ratty ol' carbon and rid those dag-nab fuel lines of all that tarnish and grime. Yes-sir-ee, this here formula's guarenteed to clean that engine up, lift blood and wine stains out of clothing, detoxify a variety of poisons and even acts as a musky cologne on those special nights with the little lady.

Act Now! Pick up your XTREME!!!11! Fuel Treatment Today!

 

Try it and tell us how you like it. You can be the guinea pig.

 

lol i guess ill give it a shot...

 

With fuel mixtures these days, there is virtually zero use for any kind of fuel cleaner, treatment, or octane boosters. If you use the recommended octane, everything will be just fine.

That being said, the ONLY fuel treatment I use is BG 44k. That stuff actually works. It's professional grade cleaner. I use it once evey 10,000 miles or so. Worth every drop.

 

Are fuel cleaners going to get you better mpg's? Nope. But carbon does build up in engines. It's generally a good thing to try and keep the carbon at a minimum. If you neglect it and have never decarboned the engine there is always a chance at a possible issue in the future.

 

I DID use a bottle of Lucas and noticed an increase in MPG for a little while, and I used a bottle of Techron on a road trip just in case and I think it helped. Could be in my head but I'm fairly certain that the Lucas helped a bit.

 

Well this is like an octane booster, cleaner and stabilizer all in 1...

 

Hey Op, they have a little something called 91 gasoline; AND IT WORKS WONDERS!

 

Lol here in Miami we got 93!

 

Where is this carbon you speak of? There's just no need for decarbonization of anything in these cars assuming they've been run on good gas and no engine management issues.