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You should be looking for "top tier" gas, which Costco sells.
by qmr 1mo ago
You should be looking for "top tier" gas, which Costco sells.
- edot 1mo agoCorrect. Beyond that, doesn't matter. Go to where the fuel is the freshest (hasn't collected water, sat in a rusty tank for a long time, etc.). So, also probably Costco.
- SoftTalker 1mo agoWhat is "top tier" gas and how do you know who sells it?
- phil21 1mo agoThere is (usually) a logo on the pump. It's a standard that is vetted by an industry standards body[0]. If a gas station brand advertises Top Tier(tm) gasoline at all, every location must supply it. Diesel is location dependent and warrants more consideration. All fuel sold at Costco is Top Tier. [0] https://www.toptiergas.com/ https://www.toptiergas.com/
- SoftTalker 1mo agoHuh. Didn't realize it was actually standardized and not just a marketing claim. I generally buy my gas at Kroger. I do buy premium as my car requires it. In some quick research just now I discovered that Shell is a major supplier of gas sold by Kroger, which bums me out as I have a long-standing personal boycott of Shell products.
- giardini 1mo agoSoftTalker says "as I have a long-standing personal boycott of Shell products." What's your beef with Shell products? BTW thanks for the post on Kroger: they've been tempting me with credit card offerings (lower gas prices and food discounts) recently and your post pushed their attempts into focus. Now I have a new quandary: Costco vs Kroger?
- qmr 1mo agoBlend of 11 herbs and spices in the fuel to keep your car running well.