Premium Fuel?
#11
Launching!
Thread Starter
On my way to pick up my 87 year old mother from an eye surgery and pulled into a station to get gas in North Austin. No premium only 87 regular. Station next door had it. $3.59 that’s a bit steep so only got 10 bucks. Must just be a local thing here.
#12
Custm2500's Rude Friend
iTrader: (17)
Well over $4 in California and it's only 91... The cheap 87 is just under $4 a gallon. like 3.89 near me if you pay cash or use the station brand credit card.
I Might start running E85. In the past E85 was only a little over $1 cheaper. Not worth the hassle for the loss in mileage.
I Might start running E85. In the past E85 was only a little over $1 cheaper. Not worth the hassle for the loss in mileage.
#13
TECH Enthusiast
Longer this big ol' boat stays wedged in the Suez, price just gonna keep going up, along with all the other reasons it's headed that way :/
Richard
Richard
#15
TECH Resident
It was a problem in AZ for a little while also. Some stations would run out of all grades completely and others never had any issues.
#17
On The Tree
#18
TECH Resident
**** I wish it was that price here. Sam's Club and Costco are the cheapest around at 3.26 for 91. Most other places are in the 3.45-3.50 range.
#19
100% Redneck
#20
makes children cry
iTrader: (5)
a few folks on the vette forums swear by Torco in their race cars.
i might just need to man up & buy a case because they sell that trash 85 gas at most stations (though a lot of local owners actually mark it as "sub-standard"), and 91 is the best within at least a day's drive. technically the altitudes here (3400-7000') make up for 1-2 points, but i don't like running that hard around here on it.
i might just need to man up & buy a case because they sell that trash 85 gas at most stations (though a lot of local owners actually mark it as "sub-standard"), and 91 is the best within at least a day's drive. technically the altitudes here (3400-7000') make up for 1-2 points, but i don't like running that hard around here on it.