Cash diesel buyers

I know in WI they quit doing the .03 with walmart gift card they said it was illegal or somthing along that line. Then they tore out all the gas stations that were at the Walmarts.

 

I scored at a Hy-Vee store in Newton, IA. If you showed your sales receipt from the store, they took off .05/gal if the sales receipt was $50 or more, and took off .10/gal if the receipt total was greater than $100. Yes, that was for diesel or gas, take your pick. I live near there, so had the wife do the shopping there and save the receipt. It is good for seven days. They have been doing this for several months now. The clerk could care less if you are filling up a car or a semi. There is no limit on number of gallons on the purchase. Can only get the tractor in on their fuel islands. But you can drop the trailer by the receiving docks. Like the original post, Murphy's is a good choice as well.

 

There is a Safeway grocery store in my little town, I have been buying fuel there every chance I get. I have to drop my trailer to get in there and it takes 30-40 minutes to put in 200+ gallons but they are almost .20 or more cheaper than the truck stops in Denver. I filled up there earlier tonight and paid 2.23 using my Safeway club card that gives .03 off the posted price. I think the cheapest fuel in Denver was 2.49 so I saved over $50 bucks tonight filling up.

 

I was wondering what happened to that station. I see your from Tomah, I'm from Sparta, nice to see a local guy on here.

 

WI has a law that restricts the ability of one big company to come in, set lower then cost prices on gas in order to drive out the little guys so they can then raise them above what they were. This is what walmart does best. The law forces prices to remain within a small percentage of each other in any one "zone" Wi has zone pricing on gasoline. You will see fairly consistant pricing in any one neighborhood where as if you come to TX you may see $.20gallon cheaper directly across the road

 

all on road fuel has road taxes on it. Only off road fuel doesn't have tax

 

As Medicine Man states all fuel has a tax.

Whether it is car or truck diesel, it has the same road tax.

In some states there are differences between the car and the truck such as Indiana, but this is because of the trucks not having sales tax on the diesel because of ICC.

Could not remember your state, so went out and checked.

Arizona has a lower price on the car diesel because of the weight tax that is added to the truck side. I believe it is 32,000 lbs of weight.

 

You are in AZ, they have a surcharge for truck diesel there. I think its .08 per gallon so you couldn't do in where you are.