Local Diesel Prices

[crushers]

$0.74 diesel in Chesley...

 

[owenjam]

$2.03 USD in Birmingham Alabama

 

[John Galt]

Kazakhstan € 0.23 per liter

 

[canucksafari]

2.49 / gal Seattle Washington
2.09 / gal Mnt Vernon "
2.39 / gal Sumas "

 

[cruzer886man]

diesel price

Here in the Philippines this time, diesel averages at Phil Peso P25/liter or US$1.97/gal..... Used to be P47/liter about a year ago, or US$3.71/gal

 

[bruff]

Paid 79.9/litre Mid Vancouver Island few days ago.

 

[crushers]

diesel 74.9
regular gas 89.9

FINALLY

 

[lowenbrau]

64.4 (that's $1.905 USD/US gal)for Flying J fuel. 66.9 for diesel.

Now that's better.

 

[crushers]

now, fuel sitting at 64.9 and last year it maxed at 128.9...
explaination?

 

[jasonmt]

Today at Edmonton area Flying-J:

 

[brownbear]

Old days are again eh......

 

[OinkOinker]

here in australia (brisbane, QLD) we are paying 110-120c for ULP, 105-115 Diesel, and 60-80c LPG (or propane) those prices are per liter

 

[cruiser_guy]

Old days are again eh......

It's about time! Here in Guatemala Q16.79/gal diesel and Q20/gal and up for gasoline.

 

[canucksafari]

77.9 at Husky yesterday. Glad to be rid of that US Chevron diesel. Think it was the first time I filled with Chevron diesel. It was cheap but noticed a drop in power. Adding some Standyne Performance Formula helped get me through the tank. With the Husky diesel, its back to as good as can be expected from a naturally asperated diesel.

 

[SurfPonto]

$ 2.09 per U.S. gallon in Encinitas, CA....
One station dropped it down to $1.99 at one point.

 

[83bj60]

Glad to be rid of that US Chevron diesel. Think it was the first time I filled with Chevron diesel. It was cheap but noticed a drop in power.

It was probbaly still winter diesel. Always less energy/more fuel consumption with winter diesel, in my experience. The best solution is to pick it up where there is lots of traffic.

Oh and BTW cheapest here is 83.9/l, although you can get it for a bit less near the Ontario border.

 

[canucksafari]

Its still winter diesel across the Pacific North West. We got a couple inches of fresh snow this morning. I find that Husky and Superstore diesel burns much nicer in my engine. Last time I got diesel in the US it was last summer and found it was fine. Maybe their winter diesel has less BTUs than ours?

 

[83bj60]

I know for a fact that our winter diesel is less energetic, it's simply a lighter distilate (I would say about 10%). But their are two grades that my main station has, one that's -25C graded and the other, -40C. We usually get the -25C stuff in november, and the -40C stuff from mid January to end of February; it's usually well indicated on the pumps at Dépôt Diésel Bélisle. I'm not sure right now, haven't checked lately, but if not already, we'll be back to summer diesel very soon.

It's certain there are also different blends out there. I have noticed prerformance differences from a station to another, for example, but only when doing long distances where I can measure the difference from fill-up to fill-up (all other things being equal).

 

[baldwash]

here in sask. regina its 73.9 litre

 

[tlaporte]

What I don't understand is the wild disparity I see here in southern California. I *still* am seeing it over $3/gal in some areas, but in Glendale I've seen $2.69 and over by my in-laws in Montebello it's $2.39/gal.