I have a question that perhaps someone on this board can answer. When I buy gas for the truck, I look for the best price. That is the nature of a free market economy. Assuming that the major brands of fuel are fairly equal, I would guess that the buyer would go for the least expensive station. It blows my mind to see people buying gas at a station where the prices are $.05 more than the station across the street. Aren't we defeating the purpose of price competition when we do this?

What do you all think?

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97 F150 Lariat 4X4 Ext. Cab. 5.4, AT, Tow Pkg, bedliner, white/grey 2tone w/ grey leather, Fact. CD changer, Gibson Side Swept, K&N, Bosch Platinum +4's,Michelin LTX 265/70 16, Both doors cracked, Piston slap quieted by Mobile One & Slick 50 Synthetic.

 

At home, I always use Chevron from the same place because of convenience, billing, and reasonable price. However, on the road, I go for whatever is the cheapest name brand gas.

 

I always use Chevron 89 regardless of cost. Just the way I am.


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1999 Lariat SuperCab Flareside, Amazon Green with Silver trim, 5.4L, 4x2, 4 wheel disc/ABS, 3.55 limited slip, towing package, fog lamps, sliding rear window, captains chairs, keyless entry with alarm, spray-on bed liner, bug guard, and K&N. http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~bfriesen/truck.html

 

Amoco, any octane is fine

 

I want the best in my Truck and I care about my Truck more than the price of gas!! I will however, go to the lesser priced amoco

 

I go tho the nearest gas station when the low fuel light comes on.

 

I have to use 92 octane, so I usually go with Phillips66, besides I have a card, that gets me a 2% discount, or so I have been informed