Gasoline/Diesel/Propane Prices

[Sir Henry]

$3.19 for 87 octane E10.

[Mags]

Regular Midgrade Premium Diesel
$4.09 __ $4.49 __ $4.89 __ $5.09

[dave77]

Will be filling up the Miata with pure gas and I bet premium will be well over $5. Glad I don't drive much anymore.

Bought propane Friday and at least it hasn't gone up, $3.50 a gallon which is what it has been all Winter.

[Hatchdog]

Saw diesel was $6.09 in Deer Park yesterday. Cheaper in Spokane but not much. Happy my only diesel is my tractor that sips fuel so no concern for me but I sure feel bad for those who drive one and a regular basis.

[Sir Henry]

Saw diesel was $6.09 in Deer Park yesterday. Cheaper in Spokane but not much. Happy my only diesel is my tractor that sips fuel so no concern for me but I sure feel bad for those who drive one and a regular basis.

I get off-road for mine and it’s even cheaper.

[Mags]

Diesel here $5.49/gal

[Hatchdog]

Saw diesel was $6.09 in Deer Park yesterday. Cheaper in Spokane but not much. Happy my only diesel is my tractor that sips fuel so no concern for me but I sure feel bad for those who drive one and a regular basis.

I get off-road for mine and it’s even cheaper.

Same here, the feed store in Deer Park has off road diesel without the highway tax on it. It’s dyed red to help prevent folks from filling up their on road trucks. One pump has a nozzle that’s probably 1.5” in diameter as some of the local farmers drive their equipment to the pumps and need the high volume flow to fill the large tanks.

Gassed up in Idaho yesterday and the Washington price was $4.79 and the Idaho price was $3.79. Last week the difference was .94 now $1.00.

[Sir Henry]

Saw diesel was $6.09 in Deer Park yesterday. Cheaper in Spokane but not much. Happy my only diesel is my tractor that sips fuel so no concern for me but I sure feel bad for those who drive one and a regular basis.

I get off-road for mine and it’s even cheaper.

Same here, the feed store in Deer Park has off road diesel without the highway tax on it. It’s dyed red to help prevent folks from filling up their on road trucks. One pump has a nozzle that’s probably 1.5” in diameter as some of the local farmers drive their equipment to the pumps and need the high volume flow to fill the large tanks.

Gassed up in Idaho yesterday and the Washington price was $4.79 and the Idaho price was $3.79. Last week the difference was .94 now $1.00.

Those big high-volume nozzles really help when you are pumping a couple hundred gallons. Most truck stops have a pump on both sides feeding from one meter.