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40 Deluxe · 10-02-2020, 10:01 AM

[QUOTE=shew01;1936718]I think it’s a function of available shelf space.

Kinda like ethanol free gas is still around in small quantities, but you have to hunt for it.

Interesting comment on ethanol free gas. Here in the Boise Idaho area, more and more stations are selling it. I just saw a banner at a station that said "We now have ethanol free gas". So it's getting more popular. It's usually about 20 cents more per gallon for regular but premium non ethanol is higher. One new station with 4 rows of pumps has 2 non ethanol pumps in each row and each pump has hoses on both sides. Each pump has both regular and premium. It's common for newer fuel injected cars to gain 2-3 MPG using it. Some more, some less.

10-02-2020, 10:01 AM	#16
40 Deluxe Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: now Kuna, Idaho Posts: 3,779	Re: Preston “ALL VEHICLES” Antifreeze [QUOTE=shew01;1936718]I think it’s a function of available shelf space. Kinda like ethanol free gas is still around in small quantities, but you have to hunt for it. Interesting comment on ethanol free gas. Here in the Boise Idaho area, more and more stations are selling it. I just saw a banner at a station that said "We now have ethanol free gas". So it's getting more popular. It's usually about 20 cents more per gallon for regular but premium non ethanol is higher. One new station with 4 rows of pumps has 2 non ethanol pumps in each row and each pump has hoses on both sides. Each pump has both regular and premium. It's common for newer fuel injected cars to gain 2-3 MPG using it. Some more, some less.