Drop the caps in your tank at fill-up and drive as normal. Then let your own logbook show you the difference.
Personal experiences. Results vary and are not guaranteed. Marketplace Global states X-Caps can help increase mileage by up to 8–12%.
Your usual garage, your usual fuel.
1 cap per 12–20 ℓ. Small car 2–3, sedan/SUV 3–5, big bakkie 4–6.
Log 3 tanks without and 3 with. Compare your ℓ/100 km.
According to Marketplace Global, X-Caps is EPA registered (#298420001), made for all fuel engines, including diesel, and complies with the South African low-sulphur diesel standard SANS 342. Warranty terms differ between manufacturers, so if your car is still under warranty, check your service booklet or ask your dealer about fuel additives before you start.
One cap treats about 12 to 20 litres. That is roughly 2–3 caps for a small hatchback tank, 3–5 for a sedan or SUV and 4–6 for a large bakkie tank. Always follow the instructions on the card.
Yes. X-Caps is made for all fuel engines, including diesel vehicles, from bakkies and minibuses to trucks, tractors and generators.
X-Caps comes in cards of 5 caps, in a 3-pack (15 caps) and a 6-pack (30 caps). You can order from Wilna’s Marketplace Global shop or send a WhatsApp to 061 515 1797 for the current rand price and delivery.
The manufacturer says X-Caps starts working immediately. The most reliable way to judge is over a few tanks: compare three tanks without and three tanks with X-Caps using the 6-Tank Test.
No. Every vehicle, route and driving style is different. Marketplace Global states X-Caps can help increase mileage by up to 8–12%; individual experiences vary. See Marketplace Global’s refund policy on the order page.
I’m Wilna. Don’t take my word for it. Test it with your own numbers.
A 3-pack (15 caps) covers the X-Caps half of the 6-Tank Test in most cars. A 6-pack (30 caps) suits two cars or a bakkie.
Not ready? Start with the free 6-Tank Test kit.