Diesel Prices

Diesel is 4 to 5 cents lower than gas here in central/eastern WA too.

About a week ago, it was 3.95 a gallon.

Dutchstar02 wrote:
Diesel prices in Canada are typically lower than regular gas but it's all smoke and mirrors because the cost in Ontario right now is $1.35 per liter (that's $5.65 per US Gallon). I do very little travelling in Canada at that price but spend Nov - April in the US.

Sorry, just have to comment.
A US gal is 3.78 liters so its "only" $5.11 per gallon (3.78 X 1.35). (In USD, adjusting for US dollar value (aprox 8% diff), it works out to about $4.70 USD per gallon. Still not cheap I agree and I usually fill up in the US as well. To fill my rig at 1.35 per liter costs around $765 - anything I can save off that is great.

Chris

I did get it for $3.78 but with new truck's tank it always goes over 100 bucks and they make you reset the pump.

As Roseanna dana used to say "it's always somethan!"

Higher in VA and 3.73 most places.

Gasoline 4.09 and diesel 3.89 in Barstow, Ca.

okgc wrote:

tomman58 wrote:
I am going out this am to find some diesel for the new truck, thinking anything under $3.95 a bargain.

Let me ask a secondary question. How often do you need DEF (first time I've had this ). Do you add every 1000 miles?

Several stations here in West Michigan are at $3.85 right now. Saw one at $3.75 earlier this week

$3.73 here S E of Cleveland OH

tomman58 wrote:
I am going out this am to find some diesel for the new truck, thinking anything under $3.95 a bargain.

Let me ask a secondary question. How often do you need DEF (first time I've had this ). Do you add every 1000 miles?

Several stations here in West Michigan are at $3.85 right now. Saw one at $3.75 earlier this week

I am going out this am to find some diesel for the new truck, thinking anything under $3.95 a bargain.

Let me ask a secondary question. How often do you need DEF (first time I've had this ). Do you add every 1000 miles?

bluwtr49 wrote:
WE're in OR right now and noticed the strangest thing. Diesel at less than regular gas. This is just a regular station right on 97 North of Bend.

I have been seeing the differential dropping to 0.20 or so but this was the first time in ages I've seen it less than regular gas.

Are you sure you that is the final price to you or is that the PUC price for Oregon registered trucks which also pay a road/mile tax?

When I started this thread, one of my thoughts was how often fuel costs for a Diesel are used to support the benefits of a gas MH.

If the price of Diesel drops close to that of gas, it would
make the next thread...and there will be one...more interesting.