Typically used for: Everyday driving, More than 98% of gasoline sold is U.S. Contains up to 10% Ethanol.

Typically used for: Cars requiring a minimum octane of 89. Contains up to 10% Ethanol.

Typically used for: High Performance/luxury vehicles. Contains up to 10% Ethanol.

Only to be used in Flex Fuel vehicles (usually marked by a yellow gas cap). Contains between 51-83% Ethanol.

Unleaded 88 has been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for use in all 2001 and newer cars, trucks and SUVs. EPA estimates that over 90% of gasoline sold goes into model year 2001 and newer vehicles. Typically less expensive than Regular.

Typically best for small engines and/or when the engine will sit dormant.

May contain up to 2-20% Bio Pumped through the high-flow fuel hose (fuel tank needs to be 75 gallons or larger)

May contain up to 2-20% Bio Some locations also offer this through the high-flow fuel hose (fuel tank needs to be 75 gallons or larger)

Pumped through a separate hose typically at locations with High-Flow Truck Diesel. DEF is consumed in selective catalytic reduction (SCR) that lowers the concentration of nitrogen oxides in the diesel exhaust emissions from a diesel engine. Meets ISO 22241 Specifications

Non-taxable uses only