What's everyone use and why?

Me, I buy mostly from BP, but sometimes from Chevron or Shell. Always 93, of course.

 

i always end up buying mobil because it's very convenient for me but i feel bad about it since they're a middle east company. I believe the sunoco is not but it's not convenient for me at all. I could be wrong on these it's been a while since i researched it

 

I will go to BP, or Chevron. I used to go to Shell but now they only carry 92 octane so I just stick with whoever will give me my 93. I will also visit Sunoco for their 94 octane but there is only one Sunoco around here.

 

I love 91 octane

 

Shell usually, but thats because its right up the street. But within like 2-4 miles I have about every gas station I could ever want to choose from.

 

racetrack or 7/11 because they are next to my house.

 

I have always gone to shell. I dont know why. Sometimes if were out messin around there is a Sunoco down the road that sells 110 turbo blue.

 

We have 109.5 turbo blue and Sunoco 110 here. Both about 4.50-5.00 a gallon.

 

Ya, thats about the same price over here too.

 

i usualy get the best gas i can find shell used to be it but they seem to have gone down in the last few years now i like chevron and bp wish i could find a sunoco here maybe 20 someodd miles west in leicthfeild or 40 someodd in louisville not very convenient.

 

If it's going on the credit card I get shell because it's their card and I get a rebate... otherwise I take whatever is cheapest. 87 octane of course

 

anywhere that isn't 10% ethanol.

 

everything here is atleast 10%,are you just kidding.
mainly to bp,ormobil always 93.when in jersey 94

 

Choices are real limited out here on the islands and the gas is expensive if you aren't military. The military get's the gas from basically 7eleven, have no idea, but I use it because it does not cost an arm and a leg to fill up.

 

Doesn't the E give you a bump in octane?

 

They don't have AAFES out there at Scofield(sp)?

 

Haven't even checked, and lately traffic has been real shitty out that way. I live right by Pearl Harbor.

 

BP because it's close to the house. I try to stay away from Citgo.

 

Yeah, a little, but it also hurts your mileage and can't be good for the rubber parts of the fuel system.

 

And finally someone says it besides me in a public place... my school has been doing tons of stuff with ethanol and hydrogen fuel cells. Everytime I present the facts and figured to inform one of the departments brainwashed students of the error in their ways I get avoided for weeks by the student(s) and their profs.