f86sabjf

I know down in Tampa Fla you can see multiple brands pulling up to the same tanks and then a second station. Almost looks like they get the gas and then there own special mixture of chemicals to put in it. Same dinosaurs so it kinda makes sense

uh60mip

FWIW, I'm a great believer in the non-ethanol gas, regardless whether it's regular or premium. The truck runs better and my mileage is, as well. Look them up on pure-gas.org. the website will show where the stations are located throughout the US and Canada. You pay a little more for the gas, but the performance is SO much better! Hope this helps.

Augy88066

Shell for me!

Heel70

Stopped by a Shell station today intrigued by their "V Power" super gasoline. Noticed right off the bat at the pump that the advertised v-power is only available in the high octane fuel at just over $0.40 more per gallon. Thought before hand they either had higher quality fuel & or mixed in additives at the pump itself. I will stay with cheaper gas and pour in additives myself bought off the shelf at the local auto parts store. In my 20+ years of driving i've never been able to tell or feel any effects from cheaper gas to "super" gas. I have had once a bad tank of gas enter the vehicle (water) and it was a p.i.t.a to drain and get all the moisture out, but that was the station fault not the fuel itself.

PawPaw

In my area Shell/Motiva have their own refinery and truck loading facility. This enables them to have a little better quality control over their product.. different additives are usually added at the loading rack for other customers specs. I tried the new V-Power 93 last week and so far it has me impressed. Best mpg's and power since I bought my truck and usually use Shell or Valero who also have a local refinery. Watch out for the cheap off brands because the quality control may not be as good.