Gasoline Prices
Gasoline prices are down and spring is around the corner. We RVers always wince when we fill those big tanks with gas! Good news this year compared to the last several years on the price for most of...
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gbopp wrote:
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Is it political to say that: I did NOT need this clicky to know that Pennsylvania has high gas taxes.
I am just glad to see it getting close/under $2.00 for 87 octang.
My biggest complaint is the price fluctuation for higher octanges---that is almost never advertised on the signs. The truck likes 89, the bike prefers 92+ (I use highest in bike and all my small motors). Some station add 5 cents for mid-range, some jump 10 cents or more. The worse was 30 cents more for 89 over the 87 price.
Finding the lowest advertised price---does not reflect what I might pay for the higher octangs. For example, according to GASBUDDY.
Closest station to my home: 1.99...2.29...2.59
Closest to my work: 1.95...2.05...2.35
Only a 0.04 difference on the 87 octang, but a 0.24 jump on the 89&92.
Needless to say I try to fill the truck closest to work (additional 3 cents off if I swipe the rewards card). Unfortunately, I almost always run to that close one to fill the can for the mower/tractor, etc... I have got to get a bigger can, and remember to take it to work with me:S
