Brand of Gas
#2
You will be fine with any name brand of gas. Most stations get their gas from the same distributor/wholesaler anyway. If you are really concerned look for A Top Tier Brand. They have a web site listing the brands. I don't necessarily look for them and have never had a problem, but it can't hurt.
#3
I used to really be a gas brand snob. I would only use Exxon or BP or Shell. However, since gas prices have gotten so crazy, I am less so and as long as the station is modern and clean I'll fuel up at whatever is the cheapest.
#4
"Gas stations all buy their supplies from the same local suppliers," says Consumer Reports Senior Associate Autos Editor Eric Evarts.
"Some of the gas at name-brand stations may have additional cleaning additives in it, which those brands advertise, and the other guys are not allowed to. But the reality is that they tend to come from the same terminals."
"Some of the gas at name-brand stations may have additional cleaning additives in it, which those brands advertise, and the other guys are not allowed to. But the reality is that they tend to come from the same terminals."
#6
If you can afford a new luxury car then you should be able to afford top tier premium gasolines from Chevron, Shell, Exxon to enjoy maximum engine performance and smoothness. And then you can skip the expensive "fuel system cleaning treatment" service your Lexus or Toyota dealer will try to sell you in the future because your fuel injectors will stay clean.
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
#7
If you can afford a new luxury car then you should be able to afford top tier premium gasolines from Chevron, Shell, Exxon to enjoy maximum engine performance and smoothness. And then you can skip the expensive "fuel system cleaning treatment" service your Lexus or Toyota dealer will try to sell you in the future because your fuel injectors will stay clean.
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
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#9
You live in California (like I do) - our gas specially treated so we don't pollute the air - so just about any gas you get will be about the same. The car only calls for regular - experts will tell you that anything above that is a waste of money.
#12
If you can afford a new luxury car then you should be able to afford top tier premium gasolines from Chevron, Shell, Exxon to enjoy maximum engine performance and smoothness. And then you can skip the expensive "fuel system cleaning treatment" service your Lexus or Toyota dealer will try to sell you in the future because your fuel injectors will stay clean.
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
These top tier premium gasolines have more cleaning additive and the additive is added at the time of delivery to the gas station. So even though the tanker trucks may fill up at the same terminals, the additive package is added at the time of delivery to gas station (so says a Chevron tanker truck driver I know).
Don't assume that people who look for value do so because of money issues. I don't like paying more for the same thing.
#13
Right...and the no name brands get a less expensive, less effective detergent additive package, hence the no name gas is lower priced. Engine performance and fuel economy degrading deposits form on the intake valves and fuel injectors of cars that operate on these blue collar grade quick stop store gasolines.
#14
Right...and the no name brands get a less expensive, less effective detergent additive package, hence the no name gas is lower priced. Engine performance and fuel economy degrading deposits form on the intake valves and fuel injectors of cars that operate on these blue collar grade quick stop store gasolines.
I wonder how much difference there is in the additives of the different brands (V Power, Envigorate etc., etc.). Again they are similar products just with different brand names.
Just use whatever you are comfortable with and you can't go wrong.