QT or Cenex is about all i have. Like the Cenex and BP e5 89. Treating with Hotshots LX4, one ounce treats 10 gallons. P66 in Ottawa for 93 octane but i think its e10.
Do you have a favorite fuel?
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In TX I liked QT. Here in Upstate NY, it's whatever is cheapest and convenient between Sunoco, Valero and Citgo, all Top Tier, all offer premium fuels.
Cenex is my favorite, lucky to have Cenex around me to offer E0 top-tier. Just it's a draw depending if it's 87 or 92 only when I find E0 pumps.
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Cenex
Pretty much anything else but Casey's fuel.
Cenex
Pretty much anything else but Casey's fuel.
One of my top picks as well but it’s hard to find where I live
Like to find TT E5 like Cenex or BP but will settle for e10 QT or Sinclair TT. Trying to get that ethanol not more than 8 percent.
Is Conoco/ Philips the same as Philips 66? Conoco spun off refining as "Philips 66" years ago - at the production level. At the retail level I really don't know? Perhaps they have their own branding / add pack?
Circle K was part of that mix at some point. I wouldn't buy Circle K if I could avoid it - I try to get top tier unless I am desperate.
Used veg oil.
Smells great and it's free.
Smells great and it's free.
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Lucky for me that is usually Costco and up here in Canada they claim to have 5x the detergents required by Canadian standards so they are likely the best choice for 87 octane (I still believe Shell 93 is better which is why my Corvette gets that)
Chevron is my usual go-to. It's nice that the 87 octane has Techron in it. Every now and then I'll stop by Costco but it's further away and lines are always super long unless it's early in the morning or later in the evening.
Been fine with QT myself; good price, top tier, and plenty of locations around here.
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My car gets consistently better mileage with Marathon regular unleaded than with any other brand of Top Tier 87. If there isn't a Marathon nearby when I happen to need fuel, I'll go with Shell.
When driving around northern Ontario, I look for Esso first, then Shell.
Fuels I avoid in Western Michigan, USA: Wesco and Meijer. Yes, Meijer is supposedly Top Tier, but I take about a 2 mpg hit and suffer poor driveability in hot summer weather running Meijer petrol.
I've gotten crummy gas at Can-Op and Husky stations in northern Ontario.
When driving around northern Ontario, I look for Esso first, then Shell.
Fuels I avoid in Western Michigan, USA: Wesco and Meijer. Yes, Meijer is supposedly Top Tier, but I take about a 2 mpg hit and suffer poor driveability in hot summer weather running Meijer petrol.
I've gotten crummy gas at Can-Op and Husky stations in northern Ontario.
Shell V-Power!
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