DENVER (KDVR) — A common winter belief is that drivers should have at least half a tank of gas in their cars so the gas doesn't freeze, but that's not entirely true.

There are several myths when it comes to driving in the winter — from drivers pumping their brakes on ice to letting newer cars warm up. One of those well-known myths is that gas freezes if there isn't enough in the tank. While it's the right idea, there's more to it.

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According to Skyler McKinley from AAA, gas can't freeze unless it's well below freezing, when temperatures hit 50 degrees below zero. That means there won't be a block of gas in your car if it's not filled up.

However, McKinley said, it is important to keep more gas in the tank in the wint

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