List your local Biodiesel stations, current prices, quality, and any other comments here. If you choose to list prices for the stations please also post the date that you added/changed the price so that others know how current the price is.

More information on Biodiesel can also be found at www.biodiesel.org (http://www.biodiesel.org)

COX OIL COMPANY
555 E 8 Street
Greeley, Colorado

Blue Sun B20
Cimtek filter on pump handle.
No problems so far.
2.28 / gallon

Perry Valley Garage
2730 E High St
Newark, OH 43055-9103
(740) 763-2573
Rick Wheeler

B02 at pump
B100 in drum, $3.09 as of 3/10/05, call before you go for B100

Speed - The site is biodiesel.org......

Also biodieselnow.com, but the ladder does not offer exclusively ASTM spec'd fuel, IIRC.

For a good source in Southern California, there is leoco.com. Lee Escher Oil Company. They are located in the Coachella Valley, but they have delivery trucks all over the place. B100 was going for ~ 3.00/g, possibly cheaper now...............

Prices for B100 at a local Pettit Oil distributor 5.85/gallon $322 for a 55 gal drum. Wish I could find some for $3.00/gal.

I would love to start using B100 to make B20, but this is a little too expensive for me. Works out to about 3.33/gal for B20 (#2 currently @ $2.70/gal).

CRAP!!! I have never heard of it for over 3.50/g. Someone is making $$$ in that case..........

Taylorsville Shell Prices on 3/16/05

2605 West Liberty Rd
Taylorsville,Md
410-875-0202
B100 $3.39 gal




Bare Truck Center

821 Baltimore Blvd.
Westminster, Md
410-876-2070
B2 $2.23gal

Must be missing something! It seems a general price is $3/gal, however pump diesel as of 3/19/5 was $2.19. Does one get better mpg or increase power for same gals used??
Would look into making some, but if cost is above $2/g why bother. Yes, Yes I know, stick it to the oil company - an evil money making business (as opposed to good government entity). Have found a local supply and will price Monday.

I'm not doing it because it's cheaper, but for the lubricity. If I'm going to put an additive for lubricity, it might as well be bio. I only run a max of 20% because of the price.

3/26/05

CENEX
I- 90
Worthington, Mn.
B 02 2.22/gal

Western States Oil
1790 S. 10th
San Jose, CA 95112
(408) 292-1041
9:00 am to 5:00 pm M-F Cash and credit cards.
They also sell #2 diesel and ULSD Eco-1. Also a good source of motor oil. They will deliver totes and drums of fuel/oil.
Located about 10 minutes off of freeway 101.

Heartland Town and Country
Fort Morgan, Colorado
B20
2.28 /gallon
I Used 20 gallons with no problems.

StarOilco
4505 SE 17th Av
Portland OR
B20@$2.709/gal self-service
(D2@$2.699/gal full service)

I'm not doing it because it's cheaper, but for the lubricity. If I'm going to put an additive for lubricity, it might as well be bio. I only run a max of 20% because of the price.Again, a pattern of being WAYYY off topic (see "I tried bio-diesel for the first time" thread).:duh:


Anyway (to reply to the "question" posed in the beginning)

Energy Plus 24
State Road 28 (east side of town)
Elwood, IN
B5 available at a 24 Hour credit card pump
(1 cent higher than #2 Premium Diesel)

Impact Coop, LLC
1025 Berryman Pike (North Side of town)
Tipton, IN
B20 available at a 24 Hour credit card pump!!!!!
(3 cents higher than #2 Premium Diesel)

:grd:

Any SoCal (Southern California) stations around?LATER!

Downs Commercial fueling is going to be adding a BD pump at their Corona facility. RTC in San Diego.

Other than that, it would be easier to get together with a distributor and getting it in 55g drums.........

Cleveland Bio-Diesel B100 @ 3 bucks a gallon - Have to call and make an appointment and meet them at the Great Lakes Brewery :Insane: They tell me "it's the good stuff" but I have to bring my own can..... I'll get ten gallons from him see how it runs! :uhoh2: Long as I don't get caught :uhoh2:

:lol:

How 'bout any places up in Kanada? I'd love to see this stuff in my truck, but if I can't get it for a halfway diecent price, then forget it!

When listing the BD price, a D2 price for comparision really helps. Thanks to those that have done that.

Anyone in Michigan using BD? I have to think of an excuse to drive the truck to Manchester, MI to try some.

At what point does it get LESS expensive to run BD, than D2?
See http://www.mda.state.mn.us/ethanol/balance.html

I'll guess I should do a little more research, then sharpen a pencil.

ITL -- Cudahy, CA

$2.66/gal - M-F 7am - 7pm B20 at the pump. Quoted 4/9/05

RTC in San Diego (ElCajon Blvd and I15)

2.77/gal #2
2.83/gal B20
8/2/05

Associated Petroleum, B99, Port of Tacoma Road and Pacific Hwy, $2.71/gal.

Anybody know of any stations that have B20 in Georgia, I am in Atlanta and would like to try it too. Thanks

Anyone know of any in the St Louis/O'Fallon MO area? I've searched using the search at one of the biodiesel sites, but they don't list any close.

The following link takes you to a website with a map to locate businesses that sell biodiesel.

http://biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiese...es/default.shtm (http://biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm)

This is the homepage link for biodiesel info.

http://biodiesel.org/

Tom Cobb

The following link takes you to a website with a map to locate businesses that sell biodiesel.

http://biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiese...es/default.shtm (http://biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm)

This is the homepage link for biodiesel info.

http://biodiesel.org/

Tom Cobb

Yeah, I've been there... One problem with their site is they don't allow you to search by zip code too see what's closest, and it may not be a complete list. I was hoping someone from around here may have seen B20 for sale somewhere. From my searching the closest place to me that sells biodiesel is 50 miles NW of me...

Heres a new way to search.........dont by the gov't, so no guarantees........

http://afdcmap.nrel.gov/locator/LocatePane.asp

Not too shabby

06-11-05 chelsea Mass. Burke fuels on beacham street $2.45 per gallon for B05 they were running B20 but said they had a problem they were working to correct and then would be selling B20 again soon for the same price as the B05

Poudre Valley CO-OP in Ft Collins Colorado, B20 $2.26..B100 $2.99

man your giving away our secret spot 9W3:rolleyes:

Rumor has it that there is a station for B100 in Bishop, CA. On I395, south of mammoth lakes.

:grd:

I filled up at SHOCO in "Crummy" City with BlueSun B20 on Friday for $2.30 and thier pump said 26gal....I have a 26 gal take and my range was still 53 miles. So I complained and they said they would look at it and call me...haven't got a call yet.
Apparently they raised it on Sat. because when I rolled by on Sunday it at $2.45??? A $.15 increase WTF????

Someone from MN could verify this, but I've read that MN issued a mandate that ALL diesel will be B02

Correct. It may be already, but if not then 06.

Raymond Maine route 302 (forgot name of station but right on the state highway) #2 $2.49 B20 $2.69 I tried to buy some but they were closed at 5:30 AM on saturday July 23rd

Montrose, CO. Northern end of town, right hand side. CONOCO. Soy B20, $2.81 (ouch). Diesel was 2.52 or so.

Durango, CO. Middle of town, Exxon? Blue Sun B20 for 2.58 where diesel was 2.45. Not bad.

Missoula MT Cenex Kun-n-Go (1108 W Central on slip) has B20.

Not sure about fuel cleanliness though...

RTC in San Diego (ElCajon Blvd and I15)

2.77/gal #2
2.83/gal B20
8/7/05

I guess that since I can't edit this anymore I'm going to have to post every time the price changes.

Price for both went up to the following since Sunday.
Censored 2.999/gal #2
Censored 2.999/gal B20
8/11/05

Ouch!!! And I thought things were gettin' outta hand here.

B-20 is $2.38, as is regular old #2.

LOVE'S in Midlothian Texas.

I passed a B20? station about 10 miles east of Amarillo, TX on I40.

No idea on price of anything, I saw it out of the corner of my eye as I passed. Wished I was on empty.

b99 was $2.75 on 9/2 @ arizona petroleum company in Tucson:)

A quote from TDIclub.........GA biodiesel on the cheap.

"I filled up at S.A.White Marietta GA.this morning and was surprise to see the price went down from $2.76 to $2.60,they also sell diesel and dyed at a low price."

B100 is 3.08 in Boulder, CO. Apparently a good savings over diesel.

Got a question. If B99 is $2.75 in Arizona and B100 is $3.08 in Colorado than why is it $5.75 at ITL fuels in Cudahay? Just looking at those 2 cities tells me it can't be the transportation, Tucson is closer to Los Angeles than Boulder. If someone is price gouging(and it looks like they are) than BD will be a very tough sell. Instead of having a cheaper alternative they want to keep it higher or at best the same price as diesel. What a crock of "SHI*" Excuse my english.

LA DMAX

Ya, tell the Cudahay guy to stuff it. I bet he aint selling much of that stuff anyway.

There is a marina out there that sells BD, you heard of it?

Manny,
No, haven't heard of any other place in the LA area except for ITL. About a year or 2 ago I emailed RonJT, who is a member here, he said that at first BD may be more expensive than diesel but as it became more popular the price would go down. It has gotten more popular for sure, just looking at the BD websites tells me that BD use has more than doubled or even tripled over the past 2 years. Now they will say the price is high because there is more demand. You just can't trust anyone anymore. Just plain greed if you ask me.

LA DMAX

Ventura Harbor Marine Fuel

3.59/g for B99. Comes from TWbrown stock. Soy.

Manny, thanks for the info. I take it that it's in Ventura and should show up on the BD locator for Ventura, right? Next time I'm up that way I'll stop in and check it out.

LA DMAX

Ya, Im not well versed in LA geography. Hope it works out well for you. I bet if you took a drum they could fill it in the back of your truck for ya. Personally, I see rationing coming. Having at least a drum on hand is only a good idea.

b99 was $2.75 on 9/2 @ arizona petroleum company in Tucson:)
New to the site just filled up today at Airizona Petro with B99. My first time trying it still 2.75 a gal.

Feels good to know that you are not giving $$ to terrorists, no?

:ro)

BP station at exit 8 on I-275 in Carleton, Michigan, southwest of Detroit, has B20. I've filled up there probably a dozen times in the last few months without any problems. B20 was $3.579 :eek: tonight, & "premium" 50+ cetane diesel was $3.499. The B20 pump is around back where the big trucks fill up.

In NE Alabama:

Chattanooga. Jersey Pike off of 153 to corner of Bonny Oaks. Midnight Oil has B20. Use to be Benton Oil. Same price as regular Diesel.

I filled up with Blue Sun B20 at Shoco Fuels in Commerce City yesterday for $3.29 which is the same as #2 here in Colorado.

I think this has been mentioned before......but just today I filled up with B20 in San Diego at the RTC place.

3.29, diesel was 3.19.

Take a left onto El Cajon BLVD, it is on the right.

In South East Michigan, Whacker oil has b99 for 2.8x.

http://www.austinbiofuels.com/index.php/fuseaction/home/pid/20/sid/10.php

B99 available at:
Alternate Fuel Systems (near Airport & 38th 1/2)
2027 Anchor Lane
Austin, Texas
512-494-8176


B20 available at:
Fuel Man
1501 E. 7th Street
Austin, Texas

B20 (BioWillie)also available at:
1. Carl's Corner Truck Stop (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-Carls%20Corner.html) I-35 exit 374, Carl's Corner, TX 76645 254-582-8433
2. Miles Automotive (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20Miles%20Automotive.html) 3700 Golden Triangle Blvd, Keller, TX 76248 817-431-0423
3. Loves Truck Stops #216 (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-Loves%20Truck%20Stop%20Midlothian%20216.html) 1501 W Highway 287, Midlothian, Texas 76065 972-775-2820
4. Majorbrand (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20Majorbrand%20Oltorf%20St%20Austin.html) 1723 East Oltorf Street, Austin, TX 78704 512-326-9976
5. RK Travel Center (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20RKTravelCenter.html) I-40 Exit 81 - 1000 S. FM 1912, Amarillo, TX 79118 806-335-2841
6. DFW Biodiesel (http://www.dfwbiodiesel.com/contact.html) 2561 E. Long Ave, Ft. Worth, TX 76137 817-875-5147


http://www.austinbiofuels.com/

Giving OPEC the middle finger, one tank at a time. :exactly:

On tank #2 of B99 no problems as of yet however I will change out my fuel filter this week as a precaution. I'm with Manny let the A- rabs sell their crude to someone else.

:exactly:

Jeff, unless it is a real nightmare to change the filter on the road, I would run it until it starts plugging up. You get your money's worth out of it that way. Also, if you just started using the bio, you may go through several filters anyway as it cleans out the tank and lines.

Ya, changing FF on the road would be no fun. It takes me like 30 minutes just to get those frickin plastic pins out of the fenderliner.

Well I'll hold off for now on the filter but keep it in the truck just in case. Iv'e only had this truck for a few months but I recall that it wasn't that hard to change the filter on my 94 6.5 thanks for the advise.

I recently started using the bio-willie fuel over at the Majorbrands station. The bio from ecowise/austinbiofuels was clogging my fuel filters after about 4 tanks.

The Exxon out in Dripping Springs is suppose to have bio-willie as well. I'm going to check it out on my way to go hunting this coming weekend.

http://www.austinbiofuels.com/index.php/fuseaction/home/pid/20/sid/10.php

B99 available at:
Alternate Fuel Systems (near Airport & 38th 1/2)
2027 Anchor Lane
Austin, Texas
512-494-8176


B20 available at:
Fuel Man
1501 E. 7th Street
Austin, Texas

B20 (BioWillie)also available at:
1. Carl's Corner Truck Stop (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-Carls%20Corner.html) I-35 exit 374, Carl's Corner, TX 76645 254-582-8433
2. Miles Automotive (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20Miles%20Automotive.html) 3700 Golden Triangle Blvd, Keller, TX 76248 817-431-0423
3. Loves Truck Stops #216 (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-Loves%20Truck%20Stop%20Midlothian%20216.html) 1501 W Highway 287, Midlothian, Texas 76065 972-775-2820
4. Majorbrand (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20Majorbrand%20Oltorf%20St%20Austin.html) 1723 East Oltorf Street, Austin, TX 78704 512-326-9976
5. RK Travel Center (http://www.wnbiodiesel.com/locations-TX-%20RKTravelCenter.html) I-40 Exit 81 - 1000 S. FM 1912, Amarillo, TX 79118 806-335-2841
6. DFW Biodiesel (http://www.dfwbiodiesel.com/contact.html) 2561 E. Long Ave, Ft. Worth, TX 76137 817-875-5147


http://www.austinbiofuels.com/

Im getting word of a new BD location in Hesperia, CA. Southern CA high desert area.

9269 Santa Fe Avenue
I-15 exit Main St. going East.
Right on C Ave. Right on Walnut
to corner of Santa Fe and Walnut.
1-877-466-3427

CFN cardlock station, I assume B20 but I am not sure yet on price. This looks like a good spot for tow rigs to fill up into and out of the Cajon Pass area.

Interesting.

Apple Valley, MN - Marathon Station. B100.

Here are the particulars: You can buy B100 during the daytime hours (until 6pm). One of the attendants has to get it for you from a pump inside. I didn't ask about weekends so you might call before you go etc. B20 is available outside at a pump.

Pete Mills, Owner
Apple Valley Marathon
15050 Galaxie Ave
Apple Valley, MN 55124
952.891.2945

Angola, IN (45 min. north of Ft. Wayne)

Energy PLUS 24 - AgPlus located on 1105 Production Road just off Lima Rd. It's before you hit Coliseum Blvd. going south (turn at the Nissan dealer).

B20.

Also in North Texas, Denton.

not sure of address.

For the Tacoma, WA guys........

http://www.northcottweb.com/tacomabiodiesel/index.php/Main_Page

Clearwater FL

Cut and pasted from TDIclub:

Biodiesel to be sold in Clearwater, Florida.

Spoke with Paul at McMullen Oil and they will be selling B20 Diesel at their refueling station to the public by mid to late December 05.

Located on 49th Street north of 118th Ave. On the north east side.

Finally Biodiesel to the public.

Pricing should be relatively the same as ordinary diesel fuel

West Columbia SC....United Energy Dist. ...Fish Hatchery Rd...near intersection of I-26 and I-77. They have another outlet in Aiken SC as well.
B20 2.22 soy based, #2D 2.31 Dec 26 2005

I have been running Bio from Assoc. Petroleum in Fife, Wa with no problems at all. B50 winter blend now for $2.89. B100 was $3.15. Dec 29th 2005

Thought you would like to know-- I stopped in at the Dal Soglio Phillips station in Midvale, Utah (near Salt Lake City) today and bought some B20. The price was $2.13 per gallon. I think that's about 10 to 15 cents cheaper than dinodiesel in the same area.

B20 @ $2.59 gal on 1/24/06. This is a 24hr/365 location in Fort Collins, CO. The bio is cooked about 1/2 mile from where I live in Berthoud, CO however they only sell bulk and so I make a 20 mile drive to purchase retail. :mad:

southerngrease.com is a good link for our greast burners from down south

B20 is being sold at a Love's truckstop in Anna, TX. Anna is located about 40 miles north of Dallas on Hwy 75.

MaxRock

Here are all of the BioWillie Texas Locations:

1. Carl's Corner Truck Stop I-35 exit 374, Carl's Corner, TX 76645 254-582-8433
2. Miles Automotive 3700 Golden Triangle Blvd, Keller, TX 76248 817-431-0423
3. Loves Truck Stops #216 1501 W Highway 287, Midlothian, Texas 76065 972-775-2820
4. Majorbrand 1723 East Oltorf Street, Austin, TX 78704 512-326-9976
5. RK Travel Center I-40 Exit 81 - 1000 S. FM 1912, Amarillo, TX 79118 806-335-2841
6. DFW Biodiesel 2561 E. Long Ave, Ft. Worth, TX 76137 817-875-5147
7. Glosson Exxon US 290 & 12, Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (Open Soon) 512-858-4305
8. Loves Truck Stops #299 I-75 - Exit 48 - Anna, Texas 75409 (Now Open) 972-924-3683
9. USA Travel Center 8181 S. Lancaster Road, Dallas 75228 (Open Soon) 972-228-9290

There may be other non BioWillie stations, however.

why is this bio stuff more expense than regular diesel?

Because its worth it......;)

Have not seen it down here yet. #2 ranges from 2.19 to 2.49, The 2.49 is sold at the places where the owner has the funny lookin hat, looks like it (hat)is made from a towel.

Flying J in Effingham, IL (I57 & I70) has it at the big rig pumps. Haven't been there lately but price was the same as #2 if you paid cash, $.04 more for C/C.
It's also processed in Zeeland, MI and available at Crystral Flash locations in the Grand Rapids, MI area. Don't know the price and haven't used it yet. Been told it can be a problem in cold weather.

In Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades:

The fuel is retailing @ $3.49 per gallon.

It is sort of nuts, but we are using them for our fuel. Locally available fuel at the commercial pump, made from local agricultural oils and locally manufactured. Local, local, local for our community, ain't it sweet.

Station information -
USA Gasoline, Palisades Gas & Wash, 890 Alma Real Road, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272, B99.9 at the pump, made from California Walnut Oil. info@usagrownfuels.com
The station is open seven days a week, 8am to 6pm. The station is in the back of the Ralph's parking lot off Sunset Boulevard. Either turn down La Cruz Drive and come in the back way or come through the Ralph's parking lot. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=890+Alma+Real+90272&ll=34.046668, -118.524992&spn=0.007094,0.018046

Have not seen it down here yet. #2 ranges from 2.19 to 2.49, The 2.49 is sold at the places where the owner has the funny lookin hat, looks like it (hat)is made from a towel.

Hey Geno

Here is one in your neck of the woods?

Capital City Oil, INC.
911 Adams POB 618
Topeka, KS. 66601-0618
PH# 785-233-8008

b99 @ $3.06
b20 @ $0.10 over Dino

The biodiesel.org list isn't very up to date in Wisconsin. With a little looking around, and some luck I found this list for us Cheeseheads.

http://www.wisoybean.org/marketingboard/biodiesel_retailers.html


It looks like there's a station around 5 miles from my house that sells the stuff. I'm going to check it out later and see what I find.

Victory Red, is the one listed for Milwaukee a station or distributor? Just wondering what you found.

why is this bio stuff more expense than regular diesel?

Over the decades the petroleum industry has managed to get tons of breaks from the government in taxes, drilling rebates and incentives. We all pay for those subsidies in our taxes. Mainly the government uses those subsidies to keep petroleum pump prices artificially low to stimulate the economy (and get votes).

The actual cost of biodiesel is CHEAPER than dino-diesel, but because it is not a petroleum product many of the government subsidies and tax breaks do not apply. Biodiesel users pay close to the real cost of their fuel at the pump, while dino prices reflect major subsidies.

B100 is available through the Carolina Biofuels Coop at 5 locations in the central NC area. You must join the coop, but then you can use any of the five current pumps in Moncure, Pittsboro, Carrboro, Durham, or Hillsborough. Currently B100 is $3.50/gallon at all locations. You can also have fuel delivered to you anywhere in the area by the coop's tanker truck.

If you have the raw material the Coop also has equipment you can use to make your own biodiesel in small or large batches.

For more information about joining the coop and accessing the pumps go to:
http://www.biofuels.coop/tanks.shtml

are there any in the billings, MT area? i know bio gets delivered to the mine in NYE so it has to be close. thanks!

B20 @ $2.94/gal

Poudre Valley Co-Op, Fort Collins, CO on 5/9/06.

Unfortunately there are none in the state of PA:mad: One in NJ and a handful in lower Delaware which does me no good another:mad:

Hey Geno

Here is one in your neck of the woods?

Capital City Oil, INC.
911 Adams POB 618
Topeka, KS. 66601-0618
PH# 785-233-8008

b99 @ $3.06
b20 @ $0.10 over Dino

That would be quite a drive for Geno. It is in my area, though, but it's a cardlock. Their application for the card is crazy so I didn't mess with it.

B20 Biodiesel is now available at the pump in eastern upstate New York. :D

John Ray & Sons
2900 Sixth Avenue, at Middleburgh Ave
Troy, NY 12180
(518) 272-4432
http://www.johnray.com/

They are located in Troy, on the east side of the Hudson River. They are about 10 blocks north of downtown Troy, north of the Collar City Bridge / Rt 7. The station has a big dinosaur shaped sign.... They have a cardlock pump that also takes credit cards. Price is $3.049 per gallon, same as for their regular diesel - mid to low priced for this area. I fueled there today. Ray is getting their fuel from Sprague Energy, who just opened a blending terminal in the Port of Albany. I expect more stations in this area will be selling biodiesel blends soon. :ro)

There's finally a Bio pump in Houston!

B99 is 2.59
B100 is 3.00

Go to www.houstonbiodiesel.com (http://www.houstonbiodiesel.com) and check it out.

They are putting in a 100 million gal a year plant about 20 miles away. Maybe now it will be available locally. The article I read said that there was only 75 million gallons produced in all of the US last year. This outfit is supposed to be putting in 3 more plants .

Apparently Austin Tx has been popping up with biodiesel stations all over the place....

B20 is availible at ALL Singnature Austin convenience stores in the Austin area.
These locations are as follows:

8801-B S. IH35 Austin, TX 78744
2453 Hwy. 71 E Del Valle, TX 78617
900 East Ave. Austin, TX 78701
1601 East St. Elmo Rd. Austin, TX 78744
6500 Hwy 183 S. Austin,TX 78744
6412 Hwy 290 W. Austin, TX 78731
6107 Parmer Ln. Austin, TX 78729
606 West Slaughter Ln Austin, TX 78748
8701 Hwy 290 E. Austin, TX 78750
2854 Hwy 71 E. Cedar Creek, TX 78612
104 E Hwy 290 Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Hope that helps some of our TX members

Yea, those are pretty much all out west of the Houston area. The one I posted is the 1st one in Houston that I know of.

That is a lot of Bio Willie out there, though.

Pacific Pride in Belgrade, Montana
163 Thunder Rd off Jakrabbit Ln
about a 1/4 mile south of I90

B-20 $2.839 a gallon

Apparently Austin Tx has been popping up with biodiesel stations all over the place....

B20 is availible at ALL Singnature Austin convenience stores in the Austin area.
These locations are as follows:

8801-B S. IH35 Austin, TX 78744
2453 Hwy. 71 E Del Valle, TX 78617
900 East Ave. Austin, TX 78701
1601 East St. Elmo Rd. Austin, TX 78744
6500 Hwy 183 S. Austin,TX 78744
6412 Hwy 290 W. Austin, TX 78731
6107 Parmer Ln. Austin, TX 78729
606 West Slaughter Ln Austin, TX 78748
8701 Hwy 290 E. Austin, TX 78750
2854 Hwy 71 E. Cedar Creek, TX 78612
104 E Hwy 290 Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Hope that helps some of our TX members


Well it's ABOUT TIME! I was wondering what was taking so long!

Biodiesel available at Bursaw Fuels, Route 2 Acton MA. See link below.

http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=138909

A new law in South Carolina gives the station owners incentives to supply Bio 20. So they're clamboring aboard.

I heard a mechanic talking the other day about how much he loves BD. He's getting more pumps to rebuild (which he has to hammer apart) in order to get the lard out of the clearances. Anybody have any thoughts on this?

What additives will keep the Cloud point up with BD 20?


:help:

Ed B

Taylorsville, MD....intersection of route 27 and route 26...Newly re-opened Shell station...$3.39 per gallon as of last week.

I heard a mechanic talking the other day about how much he loves BD. He's getting more pumps to rebuild (which he has to hammer apart) in order to get the lard out of the clearances. Anybody have any thoughts on this?
The mechanic is getting his work from the people who listen to some of the HIGHLY edited interviews they see on TV and go out and dump straight WVO, complete with waste animal fat oil, through a Mr Coffee filter and directly into their tanks.

I hear a lot more MISINFORMATION on the local news stations than good information... in fact... I don't think I've ever heard a BD story on the TV or radio that was more than 10% accurate.

They just don't have the time, desire, or airtime to get it right... perfect example, the Patriot Guard did a sendoff for a man returning to Iraq. ON CAMERA, the ride captain explained to the man that most of us were NOT vets, but were showing our support.
How did the story air on ABC? "The Patriotic Guard" is a group of bikers made up of Viet Nam vets...."

Citgo
Brunswick, Maryland
B5 $2.89
07/24/06

BD @ 3.08 gal. in Fort Wayne with Dino @3.09. To a couple of posts earlier, true BD will not clog up an IP. BD has a solvent like characteristic. The fuel system is cleaned out of the waxes and parafins that are in the system and those are trapped in the filter. While burning BD for the first few months one might go through a few more filters than usual.

Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) is the stuff that is clogging up those IP's that mechanic was talking about. I have seen this happen to a few poeple, as I have had to tow them.

T-Gill Fuels in Pensacola, Fl has B100 for 274.9 Gal as of 8/4/2006. I've been running nothing but B100 in my LBZ for the last 6000 miles, with total mileage of 9200. Runs great but the exhaust REALLY smells like a fast food place!

i am starten to make my own so its about $0.75/gal. $3.33 at the pump for dino juice. i am running a b88 blend. (like the number) at least i plan to after my setup gets here.
:offtopic:
wow gulf is loaded. i would think a $7500.00 tank:eek: would make you think twice but not gulf. way to stick it to the man and your self.):h

Seems like the biodiesel weve run here (B20) our mileage has dropped vs #2 diesel.

Getting 500 gals of B20 deliverd tomorrow. Price last week was $2.92. I'll see how it goes but don't expect any problems.

I heard a big truck driver on the Open Road channel on XM radio the other day talking about the ULS diesel and the supposed lubrication issues. He said he adds a quart of vegetable cooking oil to each tank (100 gals). He says he has had no problems with this. He apparently has been doing this for quite some time.

I told my 06 Dodge buddy about this since he is having a clatter issue with his injectors. He added a little more than a quart to each tank (aux and main) and after a few miles the clatter began going away. By the time he refueled it had stopped totally.

Vegetable oil is what BD is made of and seems to be a cheap lubricant that can be used in place of some of the other more expensive products.

T-Gill Fuels in Pensacola was $2.699 on 9/15/06.

phone # is 850 GET FUEL (438-3835)

Web page biodieselpensacola.com

A new law in South Carolina gives the station owners incentives to supply Bio 20. So they're clamboring aboard.

I heard a mechanic talking the other day about how much he loves BD. He's getting more pumps to rebuild (which he has to hammer apart) in order to get the lard out of the clearances. Anybody have any thoughts on this?

:help:

Ed B
That mechanic must be a great pump-banger by now, but he doesn't know jack about biodiesel. Biodiesel is NOT veggie oil! Biodiesel is a diesel fuel that is made to run in diesel engines and meets ASTM standards.

Unless you drive in a very cold climate you won't have to do anything to B20 to reduce its cloud point and certainly not in SC. According to a Univ. of Idaho study #2 has a cloud point of -22C (-7.5F) and B20 -15C (+5F). Here in central NC I use B80 all winter with no trouble (normal lows of 20's - 30's with snaps to 10's)

To answer your question though - just add #2 diesel to lower cloud point and pour point.

Citgo
Shrevesport, LA
Bio-Willie B20
$2.449

Rock-IT BP
Hwy 411
Rome, GA
B20 2.499 (as of 11/9/06)

My first time to try this fuel. Only station anywhere close to me. Did notice it sure did foam a lot while pumping. Probably missed getting full by a couple of gallons because of this.

Not a station but.... a producer!

www.biodieselpa.com

As previoulsy mentioned, filter clogging can come from WVO that hasn't been properly filtered.

In addition bio-deisel acts like a lubricant and a detergent. It will loosen the residue left in the tank and fuel lines from petro-deisel. This will initially cause the filters to clog more often until the fuel system has been cleaned out. The only damage will be if the filters burst allowing the particles and crap to go upstream to the injectors. So DO change your filters regularly, at least at first.

In addiion to the above, using biodeisel concentrations higher than B20 can cause damage in deisels manufactured before 1994, as the seals may not tolerate it and may deteriorate. After 1994 changes were made in fuel lines and o-rings.

I posted this link in its own thread, but thought I would put it here, too...

Here is a nice state-by-state online map of Biodiesel stations.

http://find.mapmuse.com/interest/category/Going_Green

It also includes maps to E85, propane and other alternate fuel stations.

Tri-County Fuels
Clinton, Mi
B20- $2.659 12-24-2006
Dino- $2.659
Both are winter blend and I personally get 1-2mpg better on Biodiesel:)

Gas-Mart
Woodville Hwy.
Woodville, Florida

B20 $2.39
Reg Unleaded $2.02
Off Road Diese $1.99

2/03/07l

I went to Austin this weekend from Dallas. The BioWillie diesel station in Hillsboro are not selling them anymore. The attendant said that they could not get anything for 6 months and they are finding another supplier. Carl's Corner is closed for construction. Austin suppose to have the most station with Biodiesel but I don't see any in the North Austin area? Anybody knows?

Shell B20- NW San Antonio
corner of Braun Rd & 1604
$2.49 as of 3-6-07

ASTM Certified and EPA approved on road SME B99.99 $3.15.

We sell bulk only. Please call ahead for orders over 3000 gallons!

www.biodieselpa.com

We also have FAME at a lower price if interested!

My appologies if this has already been mentioned.
Diesel Green Fuel
3222 E. 5th St.
Austin, TX
391.0569
Currently they have B80 since the mornings are cold by texas standards, but will be switching to B99 in a few weeks when it warms up. The hours are unusual so it is best to call first. Right now it is selling for $2.80/gal.

I bought 10 gallons from these guys last night.

http://www.westcoastbiofuels.com/

They actually came to me (the nearest major corner) since I'm fortunate enough to live near one of them. Cost was $3.35 a gallon for B100 not counting the jugs and spout I bought.

South garfield street in midland texas (dont know numerical # but its at the very end of the street), biodiesel for 0.48 a gallon.

not cheap, but....it smells good!

What is the difference in all of the Bio fuels?? Can I run Bio fuels in a stock 2005 D-max ? Can I switch back and forth from bio fuels to reg. diesel or do I have to commit to one or the other? There is a station near me with B-76 for $2.74/gal which is about .65 cheaper than the local diesel. If I can burn Bio with no ill effects than I'm all for it.
Thanks

GM only officially sanctions up to B5, but there are many here running B100 without modifications and having no problems other than a slight reduction in MPG.

Honestly, with the new EPA crap, it's a wonder that they are not mandating B100, but that would hurt the oil companies.

I agree. Until the oil companies learn how to get into the corn business bio will continue to get bad press. I've been running B20 in mine since January of this year. Can't tell a difference one way or another. I just know that 20 % of my fuel cost are NOT going overseas! If prices get real crazy this summer, I might consider making it myself.

Just put in my first tank of B99 from Quality Auto Service, at the ferry dock, Bainbridge Island, WA. $3.40 compared to $3.08 for Dino Diesel. This is only my third tank of fuel, so I should not have any filter rpoblems from cleaning out old stuff. Seems to be running fine. These guys will place a tank at you house for a $200 deposit and keep it filled for you. Complete with pump. I like that idea a lot.

Fellow producer in Manchester Tn
Just off Rt 41

He Sells B20 and B99

I have used his product and its is GREAT!

I was wondering if anyone had any luck finding biodiesel in CT? either at the pump or bulk. I called 5 numbers for retailer on the biodiesel.org site, only one , taylor oil, called back. Taylor oil said out of stock until mid september...

No Bio in Alberta Canada yet...and that sucks.!!
why am I not surprised, given we have the 2nd largest reserves of Oil in the world.

No BS... the Athabasca Tar sands where as of now there is over 135 Billion USD in ongoing development and the area is already producing about 2 million barrels per day....amazing...but no freakin Bio. Oil n Gas are the main ingredients of our economy but Ag is # 2...so you would think there would be some bio D around...??

Hopefull some of the announced new Bio fuels plants will open soon. I would love to run BioD at 20%.

better yet would like to make my own.!!

Stk

well, I found bio at the pump in mass. I-91 exit 26 shell station - b20 $2.98/gal

Only station around here I've found is Alliance, North Fremont St. Monterey, CA B99 @ $3.43 / gal. .......with the lubricicity study I read on here showing 2% bio to be better than any additive maybe I should fill up a can with this and mix it with ULSD at about the proper ratio to obtain 2% rather than waste my money on additives, sure wish I could go completely B100 for a better price than ULSD @ $3.11 / gal. and also have no warranty worries.:rolleyes: :damnit1:

i'm still waiting for someone to put one here around in
the inland empire (so.cal)it would probably be 3.50 per
gallon but we need one our way.too far to ventura, monterey
and san diego.

Daily's shell in goodlettsville,TN (near Nashville)
B20= $2.85.9 d-2 is $2.91.9 at the same store

B99.9 Healey Biodiesel in Sedgwick, Ks. They add 0.1% diesel to their bio to qualify for federal credits on "mixed" fuels. $ 2.50 / gal. I'm runnin pure bio until the temp drops below 40. Pump diesel just went to 3.09/gal.

3.09

Naval Submarine Base Kingsbay, Georgia

outrages in my opinion, out in town as low as 2.85

9/25/07

Truck Town Terminals in Milton. On Steeles north of the 401 between Trafalgar and James Snow Pkwy. They have a website that will show current price. Bio is sometimes 1 c more.

From 7am to 9 pm (or thereabouts) They will pump 100% Bio for you (If you live farther away fill up your jerry cans and blend it yourself)

Good very clean fuel, no issues after 2 months on it at B50.

Planet Diesel in Brookland, AR (between Jonesboro and Paragould) 2.65. I went by today to try some for the first time, but he was closed. Don't know if for good or at lunch or delivering bulk quantities. If anyone knows, please reply.

I've started getting BioDiesel from:

Randy's Service
8030 Mason Rd
Fowlerville Michigan

They Sell B5, B20, B50 and B99 at the pump. Prices just took a jump at the beginning of the week to around 3.17 for all of them. I believe his bulk rates are better, but still haven't finished my bulk tank refurb.

I've put in about 35 gallons of B99, and have driven 350 miles. My fuel filter got clogged already after 80,000 miles on the dirty diesel.

Other than the smell, haven't noticed a difference. Just on principal alone, I like giving any extra money to big oil. Plus, maybe it's wishful thinking, but the truck seems a tad quieter on the bio diesel.

mine runs quieter but I lost about 1.5 mpg-on new filters

There is a company buliding a site in San Jacinto with plans of more stations to come. My friend is doing their concrete work and they set him up with a 700 gallon tank and I'll be buying it from him at his cost which is currently $2.70 a gallon. Never ran Bio yet.

B-99 is $3.26 in Phoenix at Western States Petroleum.
http://www.westernstatespetroleum.com/

11/08/07 1:00pm

Thier bio-diesel is 100% Agri-Bio made of soybeans grown in the USA, not palm oil from Indoniesia.

Is there any place to get BIO in Gulf Shores, AL ?

The first post of this thread has the web site for bio-diesel stations. www.biodiesel.org

We have just opened up a pump to the public in White Deer PA.
We have B99.99 made from Soy oil for sale for $3.28/gallon todays current price!
And we have B99.99 made from wvo for sale for $2.65/gallon todays current price.
All our biodiesel is ASTM spec. We have IBF totes(250 gal), 55 gal drums and 5 gal fuel cans for sale on site. And we have 12volt pumps, hand crank pumps, solar powered pumps etc.. www.biodieselpa.com

is there anyone in the billings, MT area that makes their own bio diesel? or is mabye interested in co making bio diesel?

is so PM me please

is there anyone in the billings, MT area that makes their own bio diesel? or is mabye interested in co making bio diesel?

is so PM me please

Not to change the subject, but are you, or do you know a firefighter by the name of Jeff Green? I served in a Navy Patrol Sqaudron with him and he lives in Montana.

sorry but that name doesnt ring a bell. know where he lives by chance?

The B20 has been running cheaper than diesel here lately (FL). My truck runs quieter but I am seeing about 1/2 mpg increase not decrease. I got 19.3mpg on a trip to the camp last weekend.
B20 - $3.31/gal
Diesel - $3.39/gal

On the way back I found regular diesel for $3.27 in AL but around town here its been more expensive.

B20 Station in Denton, TX, I-35 exit 471 on the Southbound access road.
They have a clearly marked B20 pump on each row.

Are stations required to mark there pumps if it is bio or not?

High quality, $4.25 B99. Socal.
http://www.ocbiodiesel.net/Home_Page.html

South garfield street in midland texas (dont know numerical # but its at the very end of the street), biodiesel for 0.48 a gallon.

48 cents a gallon? Is that a typo?

There is a company buliding a site in San Jacinto with plans of more stations to come. My friend is doing their concrete work and they set him up with a 700 gallon tank and I'll be buying it from him at his cost which is currently $2.70 a gallon. Never ran Bio yet.

Is he located in Orange County?

B20 at Hone Oil on Wall ave in Ogden UT Parce as of 2/28/08 $3,55 gal

Biodiesel B99 Miami, FL

$3.45 gal

http://www.solatlanticbiodiesel.com/index.html

Has any one used B99 or B100 and if so for how long and have you had any problems?

Just went through the whole 16 page thread and didn't see anything within an hour of Gainesville, FL 32607. I'm looking to buy B100 or B99 by the drum or possibly have a tank put in.

I have been using B100 for about a month and have had to change (one) two micron Baldwin fuel filter and thats because Biodiesel is a cleaner. No other problem has came up after a hundred gallons, but I will be taking a 5000 mile round trip starting tommorrow and I'll keep you informed. I will be running b100 for the first 1000 miles and then b20 from there on, due to lack of B100 stations along my route.

Anyone know of a good bio distributor in Michigan or Wisconsin. Im looking to buy drums or maybe a tote. Called a couple distributors in Wisconsin and they want WAY too much for B100. One quote I got was from an oil comany and they wanted about $5 a gallon.

Have another distributor from upper Michigan giving me a call back to see if he can sell to me in bulk, normally doesnt sell to individuals, only ships it down to some Indiana fuel plant, so should be interesting to see what price he comes in at.

Any help would be great.

Just got another quote from a place just south of Jackson Michigan. B20 is going for about $4.20 a gallon at the pump and if I wanted B100 in a 55 gallon drum it would be 5.94 a gallon. Said that price includes the drum. Those are highway fuel prices. He said he sells on-road and off-road bio, the off-road is dyed and doesn’t include some taxes, but the price only comes down to about $5 a gallon for off-road in the barrel.


So that’s all I can say is WOW. Am I missing something here? Why so expensive. The one oil company told me its because most restaurants have switched to soy for frying oils, also farmers are charging more because demand has gone up and supply is down.

B-100 for 3.70 and the guy said they plan to lower their price.

Donnerail truckstop on I75 between Lexington KY and Georgetown KY - at the Kentucky Horsepark exit, west of the interstate. They sell Primrose Premium Select Biodiesel, which is B20. Don't have a price at the moment.

Is there any Biodiesel available atm in/between Austin and San Marcos?

The good news: B100 is significantly cheaper than petrodiesel now.

The bad news: They're both bloody ridiculous. Time to build a still.

Biofuel Oasis - Berkeley, CA - $3.99/g B99.9

Local Valero - $4.23/g Petro

Isn't there some place near Knoxville that sold B-100? I'd drive a little while to fill my transfer tank.

So, anyone make their own, with used veggie oil? I am contemplating it, but don't know if it's as easy as they say. I know a guy with an old Dodge who does it, and has for a few years now. There's a website called diesel secret that I saw, anyone heard of it?

Isn't there some place near Knoxville that sold B-100? I'd drive a little while to fill my transfer tank.
Theres a pump in Manchester Tn. I have been there and its real good Bio. I have burned over 2000 gallons of his bio!

Does anyone know how to find stations and prices off of a route map?
I will be traveling from Florida to Mass. I will be driving up either 95 or over to route 84 or 81? have to get me map book out i forget the highway # but i know it misses most of the major cities.

found some stations on biodiesel.org but can anyone reccommend one in the Fort Lauderdale area.

Can you make it and then sell this stuff or will uncle sam have your lugnuts?

Theres a pump in Manchester Tn. I have been there and its real good Bio. I have burned over 2000 gallons of his bio!
I knew I had seen you post about it but couldn't remember your username-Thanks bud !!

two locations:
Hialeah
SOL ATLANTIC
9695 NW 79th Ave Bay #7-8, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016
Phone (305) 698-3679
Open 9am-5pmwkdys 10-2on Sat

Miami
BioDiesel In Motion
16215 SW 117 Ave Bay #2
Phone (786) 228-7057
Open 7am-7pm mon- Sat Large delivery orders available

Sparwood B.C. in the east Kootenays Bio station right on the highway going through town.

Taylors Amoco on Six Forks Rd in Raleigh NC. Called today 4-14-08 and B20 is $4.15/g, more then regular diesel--WTF?

BIO DIESEL, Just outside of Austin, TX, 4.50 a gallon for B100. Diesel is only at 3.99.

Nate

Ok I am some what new to the diesel truck world so help me out. I have a 05 chev d-max with only 20,000 on it can I run the biodiesel in my truck with out having to do any mods to it. If not what mods do I need to do to run the bio fuel. The fuel that I have found was a b20 I think is this a good brand or should I stay away.

Ok I am some what new to the diesel truck world so help me out. I have a 05 chev d-max with only 20,000 on it can I run the biodiesel in my truck with out having to do any mods to it. If not what mods do I need to do to run the bio fuel. The fuel that I have found was a b20 I think is this a good brand or should I stay away.

Like the Nike commercial says... just do it. You should a) change your fuel filter, and b) be prepared to replace it again shortly ('cause Bio tends to clear out the fuel system and break free crud).

Bio is good for your truck - it lubricates things very, very well... though the stuff tends to have a lower cetane value ergo slightly lower mpg is likely. I've run several hundred gallons of B20 through my truck and have never had a moment's problem with it. Good luck!

just got done reading this whole thread. it's sad that we were bitching about fuel at 2.50 a gallon, now look at where it is????

I'm a little confused... I just searched for bio-diesel in the Houston area and found 2 places selling at $4.09 & $4.10 a gallon :eek:

I just filled up at the Flyin J truck stop (45&Richey rd) for $3.97

I thought bio-diesel was supposed to be MUCH cheaper than diesel???

Am i missing something, or is this the bio-diesel makers getting greedy? Are they making a HUGE profit?

Also, don't you get less miles per gallon when using bio?

I'd love to buy less foriegn oil, but I can't throw money away either

I'm a little confused... I just searched for bio-diesel in the Houston area and found 2 places selling at $4.09 & $4.10 a gallon :eek:

I just filled up at the Flyin J truck stop (45&Richey rd) for $3.97

I thought bio-diesel was supposed to be MUCH cheaper than diesel???

Am i missing something, or is this the bio-diesel makers getting greedy? Are they making a HUGE profit?

Also, don't you get less miles per gallon when using bio?

I'd love to buy less foriegn oil, but I can't throw money away either

I thought so too... but the answer is... NO. So far, with the exception of those who brew their own, I've not heard a soul say it was cheaper at the pump. My experience has been 5-25 cents higher. Sucks big time, IMHO... :mad:

I'm a little confused... I just searched for bio-diesel in the Houston area and found 2 places selling at $4.09 & $4.10 a gallon :eek:

I just filled up at the Flyin J truck stop (45&Richey rd) for $3.97

I thought bio-diesel was supposed to be MUCH cheaper than diesel???

Am i missing something, or is this the bio-diesel makers getting greedy? Are they making a HUGE profit?

Also, don't you get less miles per gallon when using bio?

I'd love to buy less foriegn oil, but I can't throw money away either

I understand what you are saying. FlyingJ usually have the lowest price in any town they are in. They are high volume seller. The BioD producer is not high volume and they tends to be the same price or about average of all the station in town. Consider it lucky if you can find it closer to where you live. I have to travel at least 20 to 30 miles to be close to one.

I understand what you are saying. FlyingJ usually have the lowest price in any town they are in. They are high volume seller. The BioD producer is not high volume and they tends to be the same price or about average of all the station in town. Consider it lucky if you can find it closer to where you live. I have to travel at least 20 to 30 miles to be close to one.

You guys might also find it interesting to know that Flying J has some of the lowest rated quality diesel fuel, even if they're one of the highest volume sellers. The TDI Forum has some info out there on brands and their fuel quality; I've been told the results were as follows:

BP
Chevron
Somebody else...
Somebody else too...
and way below #5 was Flying JI've been searching for the article and haven't been able to find it yet. Only problem I'm finding is that the BP stations around here don't carry diesel, though I know some in the Bluegrass do (just haven't found 'em yet, I guess).

There's a website called diesel secret that I saw, anyone heard of it?

I have, and if the customer testimonials are for real, then it looks like the answer to prayers to the Diesel Gods! :cool:If anyone who has ACTUALLY used DSE Fuel has any input, it would be great to hear from you.

I have, and if the customer testimonials are for real, then it looks like the answer to prayers to the Diesel Gods! :cool:If anyone who has ACTUALLY used DSE Fuel has any input, it would be great to hear from you.

Looks promising!

There has to be a catch, always is.

dse is a scam..it is not biodiesel. fella's i work with run it. perpetual filter clogging.

I'm a little confused... I just searched for bio-diesel in the Houston area and found 2 places selling at $4.09 & $4.10 a gallon :eek:

I just filled up at the Flyin J truck stop (45&Richey rd) for $3.97

I thought bio-diesel was supposed to be MUCH cheaper than diesel???

Am i missing something, or is this the bio-diesel makers getting greedy? Are they making a HUGE profit?

Also, don't you get less miles per gallon when using bio?

I'd love to buy less foriegn oil, but I can't throw money away either

I get my B100 from Houston Biodiesel at 723 N Drennan St.
The reason it is so expensive there is it is not a blend. It is B100 so they do not get the blending credit. It is still usually about ten cents per gallon less than I would pay for #2 out here in Katy. When I figure the fuel burnt getting there and back, the price is about a wash, but since I don't have to add anything for lubricity I think it is still cheaper for me.

IMHO Wouldn't a good thing to be doing right now is using bio when we can to help promote it so larger quantities will adventually be manufactured and the costs will be dropped. Even if it's .20 more per gallon that's $5 and that's if you run pure bio. I am lucky enough to have B10, B20, and B99 at a local station so I run B10 50% and #2 50% for B5 to help promote the growth of Bio. This is just what I do.

I used B20 when I could get it from a station 30 miles from my house and it was about the same as #2 diesel, sometimes less. They quit carrying it for about a year, now they have B5, so I'm back using it again. It was lower than #2 a week ago at $2.09. It went up to $2.27 when I filled up yesterday, but it's still only 2 cents more than Wal-Mart! Even if it's a little higher, I'd still rather spend money on bio, at least some farmers over here are getting some of my money.

CENTRAL OHIO:

Any brand new Meijer has #2 and B5. The older Meijer stores only carry #2:mad:

Also Sunoco at US 33 Business Rt and Coonpath road just north of Lancaseter OH has B20. Their price is usually real good b/c they are a truck stop/travel center.

In the Sacramento area, Propel Biofuels has 5-6 "Fuel Points" coexisting with Shell stations. The price started about 5 cents / gal higher than straight diesel but now is about 5-10 cents less.

I've been running it in the Beast and the TDI for about six months with no issues so far. B5 probably isn't enough to cause immediate filter clogging.

I believe Propel has many more stations in Washington State with higher concentrations (B20 / B99)

Some Safeway stations carry B5...
Alameda, Ca
6/1/09
B5 $2.74/gallon

Hi, new here and was just passing through to research the effects on biodiesel in the Duramax. I stumbled upon this post and thought I would comment.


Stay away from Diesel Secret. Its junk, snake oil stuff. Just Google it to finds its effects.
Bio will always be a bit more because of what its made of, vegetable oil. There is more petro oil out there than there is veggie oil. Its like beach front property in California. There is only so much available and if a property should come up for sale, you can ask what you want for it because there will always be someone willing to buy it.

Cooper Oil Co.
Frankfort, IL

Bio (B11) - $2.53
On Road Diesel - $2.66

You have to have an account to buy, but it is easy to set up. They sell on raod, off road, bio, unleaded regular and unleaded premium.

Downs Energy
Magnolia just east of the I-15 in Corona, CA

$2.98 for B99

You have to go in the office and sign up for an account. You get a CFN card which allows you to pump Bio any time of day. They bill you after each month. They also have B10 & B20 at the pump as well as #2 diesel.

Downs Energy
Magnolia just east of the I-15 in Corona, CA

$2.98 for B99

You have to go in the office and sign up for an account. You get a CFN card which allows you to pump Bio any time of day. They bill you after each fill up. They also have B10 & B20 at the pump as well as #2 diesel.

That's where I fill up at.

That's where I fill up at.

I just put 18 gallons of B99 in my truck. It has a 34 gal tank. So far, it runs great. Should clean up the fuel system pretty quick. I usuallly run a gallon or two of B99 per tank for lubrication.

Atleast Downs doesn't gouge you on the price of bio like other places (Nickey Petroleum in Anaheim). Did I mention that Nickey Petroleum in Anaheim gouges customers on the price of bio-diesel?

Main Street in Kutztown, PA.

B5 Bio
100% American Fuel!

I found a place today that has biodiesel. The attendent said its less than 10%. Is this normal? what should i look for when getting bio? this is the only place around that has bio. Its this or reg diesel. What ya think?

almost all diesel has about 10% bio already mixed in. At least around here its that way. Hard to find any diesel without it

I just put 18 gallons of B99 in my truck. It has a 34 gal tank. So far, it runs great. Should clean up the fuel system pretty quick. I usuallly run a gallon or two of B99 per tank for lubrication.

Atleast Downs doesn't gouge you on the price of bio like other places (Nickey Petroleum in Anaheim). Did I mention that Nickey Petroleum in Anaheim gouges customers on the price of bio-diesel?

Well, bite my tongue! Downs Energy recently charged me $4.77 per gallon when #2 is right at $3.00. Screw those gouging bastards!

Downs Energy
Magnolia just east of the I-15 in Corona, CA

$2.98 for B99



That is one heck of a price. Is it still in that neighborhood today?

$4.07 in Oakland, CA (B99) as of today.

Werleys BP on ft 61 in Hamburg, PA

They have b3 at the pump $2.99 as of right now.

But they have a tank of b100 in the back. Currently at $3.85

Now they said its only so high because of demand. If they sell more it will drive the price down. I talked to the owner and They are willing to accommodate us as well. Ie. If we want b50 they will gladly give us x gallons b100 and mix in straight. They're really nice guys and anyone in the area should stop in and ask any questions they have.

I need to find b100 in west michigan so I use it as an addy,
I have a mobil with b10 and I think they are 20 cents more than regular diesel.

Randys Mobil station in Fowlerville Michigan. Fowlerville road at mason road. B5 B20 B50 B99 and across the driveway, Offroad Diesel. B99 was 4.01 a gallon last weekend on 3/20/11.

Randys Mobil station in Fowlerville Michigan. Fowlerville road at mason road. B5 B20 B50 B99 and across the driveway, Offroad Diesel. B99 was 4.01 a gallon last weekend on 3/20/11.

Is the Bloated Goat Saloon still up and running in Fowlerville?

You know Rusty, I only go through the town about once a year. The Mobil station is about 4 miles south. But the last time I went through there, the sign was still on the building.