fuel/petrol/gas prices
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what are fuel prices like near you, /o/?
>ny
$2.80/gallon for 87 octane, 60 cents more for 93 octane
>go over the border to Connecticut
>$2.09/gal for 87, $2.49/gal for 93 (
Feels good man
>inb4 yuropeans fail to understand that octane in the US and Europe use different calculations and 93 octane in the US is equivalent to 99/100 octane in Europe
>>13818675
Costco has the best, and fastest gas pumps. No stupid bullshit.
>insert member card
>insert payment card
>reciept yes/no
>select grade
>start pumping
no stupid shit asking for promotion cards, or car wash.
Not asking if its a debit, or credit card. It knows.
No stupid billing zip code
Doesn't ask for receipt AFTER you finished pumping
Long ass hose can fuel from either side.
BASED.
>>13818675
$2.39/US gal for premium.
>>13818687
This times 1 million
>>13818687
>Long ass hose can fuel from either side.
I pull up to my local costco in Brookfield all the time to the right hand pumps and then extend the hose to fuel my car with the tank on the left, people look at me like I have three heads even though there are clearly signs that say "LONG HOSES REACH BOTH SIDES".
I hate waiting at gas stations, I'd rather pay ten cents extra a gallon and not wait.
>living upstate
>expecting reasonable prices
TIP TOP KEK
The price for fuel near me worked out into your bloody gallon nonsense and converted to USD is 4.17/gal for Premium.
Australia, Slow internet, Expensive Fuel, Fit Sluts.
1.73 a gallon for 87
>>13818733
>be australian
>>13818675
Connecticut resident here. It varies by town. I've seen as low as $2.10/gal to upwards of $2.50. I think my town is around $2.29.
I remember when Connecticut had some of the most expensive gas in the country. It was only a year or two ago when it was over $4.00/gal. Let's hope those days never come back.
>>13818744
Gas prices are still like that... in very limited parts of the country.
>>13818757
You know given that Alaska is one of the biggest oil producing states you'd think they'd have lower gas prices.
I know that they only get the crude oil and then it has to be shipped to refineries on the Gulf coast and then shipped back to Alaska as gasoline which is a very expensive process and is why they have such high prices but you'd think they would build a few refineries in Alaska to mitigate that problem.
>>13818771
They produce crude, they dont process it there.
>>13818784
I know, my point is they should. Even if it's just small-scale.
$1.47/gal.
I thought it was funny a few years ago when americans were complaining about $4/gallon.
>Live in Sweden
>High taxes on wages
>High sales taxes on everything you buy with said wage
>Rediculously high taxes on gas
>1 gallon 95 octane (RON) = $5.20
And btw the fuel prices here are actually the lower than they have been in years. In fact they are so low that the current Social Democratic and Green Party government decided to raise taxes on fuel. Feels bad man.....
$1.80 per litre of 95 (standard petrol)
$6.9 per gallon of 95 (standard petrol)
>>13818852
minimum wages in the US are lower, many areas have horrible public transportation, things are built so far apart a car is basically a requirement to live for most americans. for the poorest, $4/gal gas was a huge impact on their lifestyle.
$2.59 in the border of L.A/O.C for 87 Arco.
I don't get why people buy at Costco here tho. There's always long lines and the prices are like 5-10 cents bellow 76 and certainly more than Arco here.
>>13818927
In the area where I am (CT), Costco readily beats all the nearby stations by ten cents. Still, I'm not crazy about long lines; I show up when they open so I can fuel up and then do my costco run. Mid-day, if it's packed, it's not worth waiting 10 minutes over $2.
>>13818687
Yeah Sams Club is the same way. By far the easiest.
>>13818889
>6.90 per gallon
>>13818675
New Rochelle?
>>13818675
>>13819177
Wait a sec you said border to CT. So Danbury?
New 7 Eleven popped up nearby, was $1.73 about 5 days ago.
>>13819193
Brookfield (near Danbury), yeah.
>>13819201
How is that area? I gotta move around Putnam, Dutchess counties, or Danburyor next year for work.
orange county NY
$2.18/gal for 87
$2.55/gal for 93
drive a half hour to jersey and it's $1.87/gal for 87
>>13818675
2.39 for 87
Thank you based opec
>>13819239
I'm on the border of Westchester county so I spend a decent amount of time in Putnam. Area is nice, Putnam is a lot less expensive than westchester. School quality varies by area. You can get to NYC when you want to (not a short in-and-out trip but an easy day trip when you want to do it) without all the bullshit taxes and traffic of the city. I like living here, but I will probably relocate from Westchester to Putnam for more favorable rental prices and slightly lower taxes in the near future.
>>13818675
If ain't 93, I'll disagree
>>13818889
>1.80 per litre
1.91 for premium. Life is alright.
>>13818675
St. Louis:
87 / Regular is $2.17
89 / Mid is $2.37
93 / Premium is $2.49
Diesel is $2.20
Our prices have been dropping to $1.80 for regular and then jumping back up to $2.25~ for the last two months.
>pull up to pump
>pay inside
JUST
$1.97-1.89 plus $0.03 automatic discount at Kroger.
$1.87/gal for 87 in Alabama
>>13819474
>not using a speedpass, gift card, credit card, or debit card
I seriously hope you guys don't do this
Cheapest I've seen in Louisiana is $1.72 in Hammond.
>tfw have Winn Dixie gas rewards card for Shell
>tfw get $.61 cents off every gallon this week
>tfw filling up at $1.33
UK, midlands.
>£1.06 / litre for 95.
It works out to $6/US gal.
Yeah, we really do get bent over on fuel tax. In saying that, it was almost $9/US gal at one point.
>>13818675
$1.99/gal of 87
$1.95 for 87 here.
>>13818675
>Skimmer on the card reader/10
Always pay for gas inside, always.
The highest octane gas I can find in my area is 91
'burbs of KC here.
$2.18 on the Kansas side, just paid $2.09 in Missouri the other day.
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I love Costco so much.
$2.12 premium where I live.
>>13818675
>small ag town I'm TX
Gas is 1.39 right now, eat shit yankees.
E0 92 octane is $3.58 iirc here in Portland Oregon.
daily reminder that nobody has shit on venezuela when it comes to gas prices
they are usually literally between about 6 to 8 us cents a gallon.
$2.29 for regular in Seattle
>>13822078
That's great for the 3 people that own a car
>>13818675
1.92 here in central Florida, seen it as low as 1.59 in other parts of the state , eat shit and rust northerners.
£1.04 per litre for 95 or whatever the fuck octane asda sell
>>13818675
>and 93 octane in the US is equivalent to 99/100 octane in Europe
I thought burger 93 was european 98?
>>13821591
There's no skimmer. There's actually a security seal (red tape) with the costco logo and a serial that would be covered if a skimmer were placed over it.
>>13822023
But you have to love in Arlington Texas.
>>13822170
But you have to live in the swampland.
Don't talk shit to people living in an objectively nicer and better part of the country.
>>13822663
https://www.torquecars.com/articles/fuel-octane-ratings.php
>>13822890
better than having to deal with rust and salt desu senpai
>>13818687
>put pump in
>start pumping
>pay for fuel
this is life in england.
>>13818687
What kind of shithole do you live in? Every single Canadian pump that I've ever encountered does exactly that.
>>13823389
Nothing is worse than living in Texas
>>13818675
CTfag here, I feel the same way when I go to NH or VT, gas is always about 40¢ cheaper out of state.
Last week I filled up at Costco for $1.97/gal, this week it was $2.04
$1.67 here in OK
>>13822890
>tfw move to Arlington for grad school
>tfw this place is ghetto as fuck
About 1.6 euro litre
>>13820364
Up here in Ayrshire we're down to £1.03.9 a litre
It's a lot better than a few year back. Worst I say was just when I started driving and the prices were up at £1.29.9 some days
>>13823720
Well I'm 25 now, and I remember being in college at 16, it was about 70p/litre. I could fill my scooter up for a fiver and it'd last a good week.
Gas went down like 20-30 cents in two days here, 2.09 rn if ya can't see because zoomed in and looking through window
>>13823836
I didn't start driving until I was 19 (22 now) so I had to stomach the ridiculous prices
Cheapest is $2.59, fuck socal
£1.04 per liter for octane 95 and £1.09 for octane 99
>>13823594
Most pumps in the US will ask you about car washes, ask if you have a rewards card, every single one will ask if you wanna pay with credit, or debit when using a debit card, and in urban areas they ask for billing zipcode.
you telling me when you fill up at Tim Hortons it doesnt ask if you wanna buy a medium coffee with that?
4.87 per gallon.
Vancouver bc. fuck you all to whoever complains about their sub $4 per gallon gas. you dont have it as bad as we do yet.
I just noticed yesterday diesel was cheaper than premium. When did this happen? I'm in the mid-west btw.
>>13824723
Happened in the last couple years as refineries got in the game with ultra low sulfur diesel and regular oil prices fell.
>>13818675
1.89 rural north georgia
1.90 to 1.91 here in Oklahoma... drill baby drill...
>>13818675
Today in Spain 1,05€/liter for gasoline 95 octane.
>>13825044
1,35€/liter for 95 that always has max 10% ethanol in it and 1,45€/l for 98 that has max 5% ethanol. That is why most of us drive old shitboxes.
Are there any gas stations where I am able to pay after I pump at the pump? The only way is to pay for a predetermined amount before pumping.
>>13825372
And this was Finland. No wonder that people go to Russia to fill up their cars if they live close to the border. At its worst it was close to 1,7€/l while Russian gasoline is 0,7€/l 50km away.
>>13818771
>>13818784
>>13818791
There are processing facilities all across america with pipelines for crude and processed products.
Cali, Texas, and Alaska all have several processing facilities/companies.
(gas stations get gas provided to them by their parent company that produces the oil/disel,
many gas station brands are literally the same except for name)
>>13822883
Yeah because it's not like thieves could possibly have access to red tape and a pen.
Enjoy your identity theft.
>>13825777
1) No one can feasibly steal my Costco membership. If they do, Costco has them on security footage and it is their problem.
2) It's not written by pen or sharpie, it's printed with a holographic strip, and would be obscured if a skimmer is placed over it.
3) There's an October 2016 mandate for gas pumps to take credit card chips (which cannot be cloned) from Mastercard, which costco is converting to.
4) All that being said, credit card liability in the US for fraudulent charges is $0 from major banks. I read my statement once a month for bullshit, tell them if I didn't charge anything, and it gets refunded. Been through it more than once since we didn't have chips for a looooong time.
>>13826069
>1) No one can feasibly steal my Costco membership. If they do, Costco has them on security footage and it is their problem.
A lot of stations have security cameras but that doesn't seem to stop skimmer assholes.
>2) It's not written by pen or sharpie, it's printed with a holographic strip, and would be obscured if a skimmer is placed over it.
It just has to look good enough to pass a casual glance, which is all most people bother to do because they're more focused on getting their gas. Granted, this is a problem with stupid people more than anything else, but really that tape is just there as a reassuring measure, the station going "Yeah we check this from time to time", more than any actual deterrent.
>3) There's an October 2016 mandate for gas pumps to take credit card chips (which cannot be cloned) from Mastercard, which costco is converting to.
Skimmers can still get your info and use your data on services like online purchases where your card chip doesn't come into play, so this doesn't really mean anything.
>4) All that being said, credit card liability in the US for fraudulent charges is $0 from major banks. I read my statement once a month for bullshit, tell them if I didn't charge anything, and it gets refunded. Been through it more than once since we didn't have chips for a looooong time.
Yeah, but it's still enough of a pain in the ass to deal with that it's really just worth the extra trouble of never using a card reader that isn't indoors and in view of most of a place's staff from dusk til dawn.
>>13826129
>A lot of stations have security cameras but that doesn't seem to stop skimmer assholes.
not newer stations
>It just has to look good enough to pass a casual glance, which is all most people bother to do because they're more focused on getting their gas. Granted, this is a problem with stupid people more than anything else, but really that tape is just there as a reassuring measure, the station going "Yeah we check this from time to time", more than any actual deterrent.
I actually check
>Skimmers can still get your info and use your data on services like online purchases where your card chip doesn't come into play, so this doesn't really mean anything.
Online purchases are either liability on merchant or require the CVV2 printed on the back, this is not contained on the chip or magswipe.
>Yeah, but it's still enough of a pain in the ass to deal with that it's really just worth the extra trouble of never using a card reader that isn't indoors and in view of most of a place's staff from dusk til dawn.
I don't know how it is in non-US regions, but I have never had my info stolen at a US gas station. I
>>13821591
I use $50 gas cards, anon.
>>13818744
Fuck man, its 2.69 for 87 in southern california
>>13819462
why the spread?
>>13818687
is it mandatory the membership to fuel your vehicle?
>>13827798
For Costco yes, its $50 a year.
Makes up for buying TP alone. 30 rolls of Scotts TP for $22.
Gallon if Windex for $10
Gallon of mayo $7
Cheaper alcohol. Bottle of Dom is $150 vs $200 at most places.
Only place where a can of Guinness comes out to $1 out of a 24 pack.
You dont need to have a big family, or household. Just buying regularly use items saves.
General rule of Costco is twice the price for 4x the product.
Crook County IL, ~$2.40
Anywhere else, ~$2.00
>>13827857
>Live in Chicago.
>Not driving to the burbs for $0.40 less per gallon
>>13818675
On the island it's about $2.19 for regular and $2.50 for premium.
>Live in Houston, TX
>Price per gallon was $1.90
>With Kroger points it was down to at least $1.70
>Move to Arkansas expecting higher prices
>Regularly fill up for $1.94
>Feels good man
>>13827857
i know those cook county feels
$7.2/US gal
Kill me.
