Is there a list of the best gas stations to fill up at.
Never been to a BP gas station before, so I can't comment on that. To play it safe, only stick with "top tier" gas stations. :thumbup:what about BP. I just to stay away from GOMART but we have a lot of BP thats near my house
agreed. the cheapest ones in my area sheetz, kangaroo, walmart etc. usually just go there and save a couple bucksFWIW, corporate propaganda about "top tier gas": http://www.toptiergas.com/
I fill up with the cheapest available 91 or 93 octane gas. A no-brand-station is fine by me. Never had a problem. I throw in some Techron fuel additive every so often.
MSRP of a 12 ounce bottle of Techron is $8.99 I believe.FWIW, corporate propaganda about "top tier gas": http://www.toptiergas.com/
I fill up with the cheapest available 91 or 93 octane gas. A no-brand-station is fine by me. Never had a problem. I throw in some Techron fuel additive every so often.
All gas starts off the same until the additive package is put in, and they were all the same too. Then supposedly a few brands teamed up with a few top car makers to put more detergent in as the car makers felt govt standards were too weak. They call this Top Tier gas. It could be just marketing hype, meaning a lie... but since then I use a top tier gas when ever possible. Shell actually.Is there a list of the best gas stations to fill up at.
Top Tier Detergent Gasoline
TOP TIER Detergent Gasoline is the premier standard for gasoline performance. Six of the world's top automakers, BMW, General Motors, Honda, Toyota, Volkswagen and Audi recognize that the current EPA minimum detergent requirements do not go far enough to ensure optimal engine performance.
Since the minimum additive performance standards were first established by EPA in 1995, most gasoline marketers have actually reduced the concentration level of detergent additive in their gasoline by up to 50%. As a result, the ability of a vehicle to maintain stringent Tier 2 emission standards have been hampered, leading to engine deposits which can have a big impact on in-use emissions and driver satisfaction.
These automakers have raised the bar. TOP TIER Detergent Gasoline help drivers avoid lower quality gasoline which can leave deposits on critical engine parts, which reduces engine performance. That's something both drivers and automakers want to avoid. http://www.toptiergas.com/
TOP TIER Gasoline Retailers:
76 Petro-Canada
Aloha Petroleum Phillips 66
Chevron QuikTrip
Chevron Canada Rebel Oil
Conoco Road Ranger
CountryMark Severson Oil
Entec Stations Shell
Esso Shell Canada
Exxon Sunoco Canada
Kwik Trip / Kwik Star Texaco
MFA Oil Co. The Somerset Refinery, Inc.
Mileage Stations Tri-Par Oil Co.
Mobil Turkey Hill Minit Markets
U.S. Oil
Nice first post.Stay away from BP gas (british petroleum) PLEASE!
BP is ruining the environment in the United States. Im sure most of you have seen the oil catastrophe going on now. Worst in the world. Thanks for your boycott in advance.
i use a fuel injector cleaner every 7k. but the 1st time i ever used it on my passat i used it twice in a month. to make sure i clean out any bull the previous owner may have left behindNice first post.
If BP is the cheapest 93oct, I'll get it. As long as someone has 93, I'll buy it there.
Dave, you logic is? Who uses a bottle of techron every fillup? It's usually every oil change. 5k miles, roughly 300 miles per fillup, That's $10![]()