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Saves the pump(s) as well. I always fill at 1/4 or more so I've never seen my light in my LSs other than the times I intentionally went to them to see how much fuel is left in tank. Toyota runs quite the reserve, empty is really 1-2 gallons left and the light is 4 or so
Japanese and American cars usually have plenty of gas when it say 0 range remaining, but the Germans are a lot more precise when it comes to that. I found out the hard way.
Japanese and American cars usually have plenty of gas when it say 0 range remaining, but the Germans are a lot more precise when it comes to that. I found out the hard way.
Idiot proofing vs actually giving you hard info I guess lol!
Oh and gas by me is $4.99 for normal and $5.60 for 93.
I actually saw prices drop $.03 yesterday at the station down the street from me. Stations in my town were stuck on $4.99 for a while, and I wondered if they were trying to keep from the psychology of having a "5" as the first number. It went up to $5.03, and then back down to $4.99 a couple of days later.
But the $4.99 I saw yesterday was with something I have never ever seen before -- it was $4.99 0/10ths, NOT 9/10ths. I don't ever remember any gas price NOT being 9/10ths.
I actually saw prices drop $.03 yesterday at the station down the street from me. Stations in my town were stuck on $4.99 for a while, and I wondered if they were trying to keep from the psychology of having a "5" as the first number. It went up to $5.03, and then back down to $4.99 a couple of days later.
But the $4.99 I saw yesterday was with something I have never ever seen before -- it was $4.99 0/10ths, NOT 9/10ths. I don't ever remember any gas price NOT being 9/10ths.
i find these programs to be a bunch of b.s. - charge too much for groceries to make customers feel good when we give them a discount on gas.
Regardless, it's where we get our groceries as they have the best prices in town, and they offer fuel points which often times add up to a significant discount, so we use them.
i find these programs to be a bunch of b.s. - charge too much for groceries to make customers feel good when we give them a discount on gas.
Kroger has cheap food prices, or as cheap as you're gonna find right now except for maybe Walmart. Thier generic is dirt cheap and excellent. I have absolutely saved a BUNDLE in gas money over the years from the points. Kroger doesn't overcharge. Publix is a different story.
06-14-22, 07:32 PM
