FUEL question

Listen carefully, it is the same diesel.

 

Just don't put off road diesel in it (it'll be red), or be ready to pay a big fine if caught.

 

In some states, like Arizona car diesel is taxed at a different (lower) rate. Therefore in some cases it wouldn’t count towards your IFTA I suppose.

 

It's all the same.
Today my price in bc is 1.21 for chilliwack husky or hope esso or either husky or esso in kamloops. These are always the cheapest on my card.
How much are you paying?
It's all the same as long as it isn't the red stuff. Doesn't matter husky esso petro Canada flying j Costco, doesn't matter.

 

Ultra Low Sulfur has been the EPA standard for years now.

Gas station or TS. They all have to abide by the rules.

Sometimes, i fuel up at chevron or maverik. But even the truckstops that sell diesel to cars or pickups. Comes out of the same tank as the semi's.

 

The only area in the country that may still have non-ultra low sulfer diesel would be in the northeast where some refinery's still refine a bit of heating oil that does not meet the new EPA mandate. But you not find that at a retail location.

 

Where did you go, Costco ? I’m guilty if the price is right. I just get there if I’m in the area and early morning so I don’t get the 4 wheelers upset.

 

Fueled only at car pumps for a year. Still do sometimes. Only reason I don't now is because i get a better deal at the companies pumps.