Buy your diesel in NJ NOT CT

INBellbuoy wrote:
And in NJ they'll pump it for you, too

...which is why I refuse to ever buy gas in Jersey.

W4RLR wrote:
Lots of price differences from state to state. Diesel in Alabama runs anywhere from 30 to 50 cents cheaper a gallon than in the Volunteer State, but it is biodiesel ranging from B5 to B20. Biodiesel has good and bad points, one bad point is that the biodiesel is a mild solvent, and can loosen any crud in the tank and the lines and clog your fuel filters. Carry a spare filter, or two.

Not all diesel in Al. is bio. I filled up just south of Tuscumbia last week with 100% dino. fuel at a good price.

wallynm
that truck stop was at exit 1 in St Marys' ,Ga and just reopened as a FlyingJ/Pilot again..Chuck

Gjac
Those gas stations are in Montaque,NJ I84 exit 1 same exit as Port Jervis, NY.

Lots of price differences from state to state. Diesel in Alabama runs anywhere from 30 to 50 cents cheaper a gallon than in the Volunteer State, but it is biodiesel ranging from B5 to B20. Biodiesel has good and bad points, one bad point is that the biodiesel is a mild solvent, and can loosen any crud in the tank and the lines and clog your fuel filters. Carry a spare filter, or two.

I always stop in Port Jervis NJ to get gas before returning home to Ct.

Curious but what is the tax between the two states.

Tax by state

Looks like maybe $0.30 per gallon higher.

War story - we used to travel up and down the east coast and just north of the Florida line was station that always had some of the best prices around. After we got home I noticed an internet article that stated they they got busted for delivering less fuel than the pump registered by about 10%.

pigfarmer wrote:
NJ is about 50 cents a gallon less for diesel than CT. (7/7/2013)

And in NJ they'll pump it for you, too

One of the very few things cheaper in NJ - I'm originally from there, love the fact that the attendant pumps the gas - tho not rv diesel

pigfarmer wrote:
NJ is about 50 cents a gallon less for diesel than CT. (7/7/2013)

Yes it is. Well worth it even though it is B5 at the NJT rest areas(5% Biodiesel)