Microlon Fuel Savings Calculator

Fuel prices are not going down! they are only going one way now and in the future. UP!

Use the helpful tool to see how much fuel you can save using Microlon’s range of products.

Better fuel economy means just one thing, more cash in your pocket! With Shell’s Fuel Saver fuel and 4 x Michelin’s Energy Saver Tyres combined you save just £84/ year over 12,000 miles. Over the same distance a Microlon driver saves between 10% and 18%, an average saving of over £211 for a low milage vehicle! (Microlon 12K) For a higher milage vehicle driving 30,000 miles a year the saving increases to an average of £617 per annum. (Microlon 30K) The Microlon treatment is required only once so you have no costs in subsequent years so your saving increases!

To start just add your vehicles details, select the price of the kit your engine needs from our shop area or use the information below as a guide.


1.6 – 2.0 litre Petrol engine kit £139.99 or 1.6 – 2.0 litre Turbo Diesel Kit £239.40.
Current average fuel costs – Petrol £6.09 per gallon Diesel £6.41 per gallon.

Litres to UK gallons Multiply by .4546            Kilometres to Miles multiply by .621        MPG – Litre/100 km Converter

Microlon will shortly be launching their next development which will save you yet another 10%!

After the first few weeks or months the cost of your kit is recovered, the savings will then continue year after year with no further treatments. Now you have seen what cash savings you can make, saving today; treat your vehicle with Microlon friction reduction product

Useful links for conversions FUEL UK and for the local fuel prices in your area see Fuel Prices today


My vehicles real MPG

Intrigued to know the difference between what the official MPG figures for your car are, and what you’re actually achieving whilst driving? Every car manufactured since 2000 has the official government figures- now we’ll show you how to manually work out your car’s MPG so you can see what you’re really achieving. Before you record your car’s MPG manually, it’s important, particularly if you are going to compare it to the official figures, that you prepare your car and match your type of journey. Once you’ve completed this first step, you’re ready to record your cars real MPG.

Vehicles with a trip computer

Those of you with a trip computer in your car have got it easy. Simply reset the computer at the start of your journey, and when you reach your destination the MPG achieved during the journey will be displayed – easy but not always that accurate, check it out accurately with the method shown below.

Vehicles without a trip computer

Where a car doesn’t have a trip computer you’ll need to follow the following steps:
Step 1
Fill your car’s petrol tank and record your mileage
Step 2
Keep a record of any subsequent fuel purchases, recording how many litres of fuel you’ve put in (it’s not necessary to completely fill the tank again until you’re ready to calculate your MPG) Step 3
When ready to calculate your cars MPG, fill the tank up again, noting how many litres of fuel you have put in your car since you first filled up, and how many miles you’ve covered. Step 4
Divide the mileage by the number of litres used, and then to convert to MPG multiply by 4.546.
You should now have your car’s real MPG!