Freshest diesel and gas vendors, no ethanol.
In the past, Iv always hauled BP ultimate gas spiked with seafoam with me since Iv had good luck running it in my motorcycles and honda gen. But this year I figured Id save some weight and buy some a...
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Snowman9000 wrote:
I owned a wholesale and retail fuel business, and sold hundreds of millions of gallons over my time in it. When I travel, I don't worry about fresh fuel, and I don't use additives. The internet is good for creating worries when there need not be worries.
Today's gas stations all do WAY more volume than people imagine. Unless maybe you are at a little seasonal general store up in the woods. Even then, you'd be surprised. The entire fuel inventory chain is "just in time" and high volume these days. Fuel does not sit around in inventory going stale.
x2 exactly. and the vast majority of the fuel no matter what station, it comes from the same distribution point where the additives are put into it AT LOADING OF THE TRUCK. There are a few exceptions like where Chevron might have it's own distribution center (Like Seattle)But these are more the exception.
Many stations in just moderately busy areas get a fuel delivery EVERY DAY/NIGHT.
