Delivery of fuel

Petrol delivery is relevant in a number of the following cases: • Traffic jams result in fuel running out, and the nearest gas station is either too far away or its location is unknown to the driver. • Petrol ran out on the highway, and there was no fuel tank in the trunk to transport fuel, and there was no quick help from the passing drivers. • The car stopped due to lack of petrol in the middle of the night on a deserted road. • In the morning, the driver finds out that all fuel has been drained from the tank of the car parked near the house.

These situations require immediate assistance. And there is no trouble at all - just contacts LiTRO and order petrol or diesel delivery. We guarantee a prompt solution to the problem that arises.

Regular delay in refueling your car and driving with minimal fuel can increase the risk of unexpected and costly repairs. This is especially true for drivers that save money, looking for the cheapest gas stations and delaying to refuel until the last moment.

Some may ask why you cannot just continue driving with an empty tank, given that the same dirt is present in the tank as in a fully filled one. This is a completely fair question. The thing is that a lot of small particles accumulate in the tank, which can be sucked up by the pump and enter the fuel system. This process occurs in several stages.

Primary cleaning of large particles occurs inside the tank, through the fuel receiver and mesh. Secondary, finer cleaning occurs in the fuel filter. However, in addition to the dirt that the pump sucks in and filters, low fuel can also cause air to enter the system. Air in the fuel system can cause problems such as injector failure. As a rule, the pump is cooled by petrol, and its operation without fuel can quickly lead to its failure. This is also true for cars with diesel engines, where the high pressure fuel pump plays a similar role, and air inleakage of the system requires repair.

Moreover, driving with insufficient fuel level in the tank increases dirt concentration, which can lead to rapid clogging of the filter and increased pump load. In the case of diesel engines, this can also accelerate wear of the high pressure fuel pump. Therefore, driving with an empty tank or low fuel level can cause serious problems with the fuel system and cause costly repairs. That is why instead of waiting for the orange low fuel warning light to come on, you should take care to operate your vehicle properly, which will extend the life of its components and keep you safe on the road.