Picture this: Your car has been in storage all winter, and it's finally time to bring it out. You get in the car, turn the ignition, and it sounds... bad? Did you know fuel starts to go bad as early as 30 days after the refinery? Fuel stabilizer is an often misunderstood and under-appreciated additive. In this special unboxing from STA-BIL, we explain the purpose and chemistry behind stabilizers, and we take a look at two of their most popular products, the iconic STA-BIL Storage fuel stabilizer, and their 360-Protection stabilizer.
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