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I was in Glenwood Springs, Colorado last week for my high school reunion, and saw something unusual: a gas station that ONLY sold ethanol free gas. They had 87, 89, and 91 octane, and even Sunoco 110 racing fuel. I've had problems with water collecting in E10 that sat around for several months, so I buy ethanol free for my bikes and mowers. The local Murphy Express carries it in one grade, but I haven't seen a station like this in decades.
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:clap2::clap2:Bravo for this station.
They crammed this garbage down our throats
I have a few stations that carry ethanol free
But they gouge the price almost $1.00 a gallon more
Except for one place none are close, but at least can
Get it.
You can always find the nearest Ethanol Free stations on this website.
Good site SeaSteve. Thanks
There’s a couple stations near me in Severance that offer both. The price difference is a little much IMO.
I stopped in for gas at a place in Damascus Ohio yesterday for some real gas that was on the map at that web site.
Sign on the building said ethanol free gas. I filled up, went in to pay and asked if it was really ethanol free.
They said no.
So scratch that one off the list.
Last time I checked false advertising was illegal, that's pretty messed up of them to advertise as such.Quote:
Originally Posted by tenxxx
If the pump was actually labeled incorrectly there's probably a state agency that could cite them for that. I've noticed that some entries on that website are out of date, but users often make posts under the Details section warning others about the problems.
No label on the pumps. Only on the side of the building.
Today the owner laughed at me when I ask.
The sign is for the pumps out back and they have been out of order for a few years.