Stick To The Recommended Fuel For Your Car

Vehicles made in the last 20 years are designed to run on regular and premium fuels. Many assume incorrectly that putting premium in your car is better for mileage and longevity.

This is incorrect and an unnecessary added expense.

Always follow the fuel type recommended by your vehicle manufacturer, since your car was designed around either regular octane 87 or premium octane 91

From Our FAQs:

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Can you still buy fuel with no ethanol? When using 2 stroke engines, ethanol is apparently not great for them.

Finding ethanol-free gasoline is possible but in some areas might require some effort. Premium grades at certain stations, especially those with a 91 octane rating or higher, are more likely to be ethanol-free. Additionally, directories like Pure Gas can help locate stations offering ethanol-free fuel. Marinas often sell ethanol-free gasoline, as it’s preferred for boats, and small engine repair shops may also know where to find it in your area.

To ensure you’re getting ethanol-free gasoline, it’s important to check the labels on the pumps, ask station attendants, or contact fuel companies directly. Websites and apps that specialize in locating ethanol-free fuel can also be valuable resources.
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