The fact is that fuel expands when exposed to high temperatures and becomes denser in colder weather. Since fuel is sold by volume at gas stations rather than by weight, refueling during cooler times—such as early morning or late evening—allows drivers to obtain fuel with a higher density at the same price.
While the difference in density is real, the financial benefit is minimal. Experts emphasize that vehicle maintenance and safety should always take precedence over minor savings.
It's not worth taking risks if you run out of fuel due to a delay in refueling, as this can lead to unexpected expenses or dangerous situations on the road.
So, refuel at your convenience, but whenever possible, try to do it during cooler times.
Additionally, don’t wait until the tank is nearly empty, as this can damage the fuel system. Focus on overall fuel efficiency—regular maintenance and good driving habits are more important than the timing of refueling.
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