Current gas prices ⛽

Let’s get this thread back on track and keep the discussion focused on current fuel prices.
Was it because I said we renamed Canadian geese to Donald Ducks? :censored:

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It was $5.54 – $5.79 a gallon along the way from Austin to the Bolivar Peninsula this weekend.


^ ^ ^ That's utterly NUTZ* for Texas! Them's Cally-ph0rn-eye-aye! prices!

Near LAX - $5.89/87 just now, another 8-gallon top off, almost $47.





*an old friend when he lived in Huston used to boast about his $2.87/gallon when we out west here were nearing $5
 
Was it because I said we renamed Canadian geese to Donald Ducks? :censored:

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Just trying to keep all the bird discussions in one place before this thread flies any further off course.

 
*an old friend when he lived in Huston used to boast about his $2.87/gallon when we out west here were nearing $5

I thought it would be cheaper near Houston as well, but I saw some truck stops advertising $5.99.

We stopped at a Buc-ee's on the way back outside of Houston and it was $5.79.
 
^ ^ ^ Ah! Yes. I forgot. You're herding a coal burner down the road.

Those are, comparitively speaking, then, "fair" prices for kerosene! 😝 👉 🏁
 
In CA, I have to run my card multiple times. $370-$430. That means 3 transactions.

Diesel in CA Bay Area is floating around $8.00/gal unless you get renewable which is 10% less per gallon—I won’t use that stuff if possible.

It’s so great averaging 13 mpg as a daily driver.
I use the renewable exclusively unless I leave the state. Higher cetane, better lubricity, lower emissions, (though not a big selling point) It's processed like a hydrocarbon, it is not B20 "blended". It's marketed at Union 76 and Costco to name a couple of places. The reason it is cheaper is a political thing I won't go into. They are trying to make this the only fuel available. Then the prices will increase for all. :confused:

  • B20: Produced by transesterification of oils/fats with an alcohol, creating fatty acid methyl esters. It is blended with petroleum diesel and cannot be used alone in all engines without adjustments Hart Fueling ServiceHart Fueling Service.
  • Renewable diesel: Made via hydrotreating, which removes oxygen and converts triglycerides into hydrocarbons, making it chemically identical to petroleum diesel Hart Fueling ServiceHart Fueling Service+1.

 
I use the renewable exclusively unless I leave the state. Higher cetane, better lubricity, lower emissions, (though not a big selling point) It's processed like a hydrocarbon, it is not B20 "blended". It's marketed at Union 76 and Costco to name a couple of places. The reason it is cheaper is a political thing I won't go into. They are trying to make this the only fuel available. Then the prices will increase for all. :confused:

  • B20: Produced by transesterification of oils/fats with an alcohol, creating fatty acid methyl esters. It is blended with petroleum diesel and cannot be used alone in all engines without adjustments Hart Fueling ServiceHart Fueling Service.
  • Renewable diesel: Made via hydrotreating, which removes oxygen and converts triglycerides into hydrocarbons, making it chemically identical to petroleum diesel Hart Fueling ServiceHart Fueling Service+1.

Same, I run R99 or R96 exclusively unless I dont have a choice.

Engine runs noticeably smoother/quieter on it, especially when it's cold out.
 
6.19 at Loves over the weekend in Ranger Texas. Going back and forth 500 miles every weekend from now till January is going to get expensive lol
 
Pilot off I-90 in Spokane
Reg $5.39
Diesel $7.29

Paid $4.349 for regular just across the border in Idaho yesterday
 
Still holding at $5.79- $6 for diesel.
$4 for regular gas.
2007-2008 was the last I remember it this high.
 
Paying $5/gallon plus delivery for off-road in North Dakota. On road we have been at 5.65 in the Midwest and Rockies and 5.50 in Texas.

I haven’t filled up in Oklahoma for several weeks (driveway queen.)
 
Paying $5/gallon plus delivery for off-road in North Dakota. On road we have been at 5.65 in the Midwest and Rockies and 5.50 in Texas.

I haven’t filled up in Oklahoma for several weeks (driveway queen.)
Where in NoDak? We have relatives there
 
Dickinson. Used to be Williston but we consolidated to Dickinson.
 
Yeah, we have a good sized facility in Dickinson. I missed our yard in Williston as it was very fit for purpose. Dickinson we actually have an oil well
on site. We are behind the Ford dealer (our landlord)
 
Yeah, we have a good sized facility in Dickinson. I missed our yard in Williston as it was very fit for purpose. Dickinson we actually have an oil well
on site. We are behind the Ford dealer (our landlord)
We've got family up there.
My wifes family used to be mainly in D.L.
now they're pretty much scattered to Mandan, Parshall and Surry/Minot.

Keep the fires lit and the crude pumping
 
One station I had to stop at was $7.29. Put $110 in, at the final fill-up, it was $6.19. In total today I spent $405…..
it said 0 miles for about 2 miles. 🫣🤦
 
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