I just filled up today 2.75 a gallon for diesel fuel -:t In So Cal. This is the same price a premium 91 octane. Hard to figure why diesel is so high..

I just paid $2.64 in HB. It went up over .10 in the last two days Censored

It does look like it is coming down relative to the cost of gas, closer to 87-89 range instead of the 89-91 range.

John

yup, its bs. seemed like the very minute i ordered my truck (around august-september 04) the prices went berserkCensored

Raising Diesel fuel punishes EVERYONE.Young old retired elderly not just us. All goods prices will rise.Food clothing on down the line.


It's time fellows lets raise up our ARMS and take Washington !!!!!!!!

We are the Citizens of the United States Of America and we are HERE to reclaim OUR Land !!!!

Let's ROLL in our Duramaxes to WAR :ro)


Who's behind me ?Who's got money left for fuel? :D

Yeah, I'm right behind ya Mackin, but first I'll need to scrounge through my seats for some fuel money.):h

thank w

I'm with ya, glad i don't have to drive far, just live accross the river...

My brother works for BP refinery and told me the reason for the hike in price for diesel. His refinerey is blending an Ultra low sulfer for regs. in 07', this cost more to blend and has to cover the cost of new equip. The competing refineries are not yet making ULS diesel but have also upped the cost to pay for new equip. to make the ULS.

yup, its bs. seemed like the very minute I ordered my truck (around august-september 04) the prices went berserkCensored:exactly:


I ordered mine in October 04. 'Diesel price' was one of many the selling points I had for my wife to let me buy a $34,000 truck that I just want to turn into a Hot Rod.



Filled up yesterday and cost $61.00....:wtf: (I know, I hear ya-all on the Left Coast & New England states, new to us Midwesterners)


And when the new equipment is up and running will the price drop, FCensored K no...GREED,GREED,GREED... jmo...

(:rant: )And yes, Thank You W.

:help2: us all!

What? Only $61. for a fill? A fill up costs me $350 (130 gal) and I am going to drive 2,000 mi plus this weekend pulling a enclosed trailer to pick up a car. At 11 mpg. Sure glad it is deductable!!

You guys are braver than me, I shove the nozzle in the tank and close my eye’s.
We here in CALEFOREIYEA are proud to announce we have the highest price in the USA.

Thought that I would get bashed for that $61 fill.

$61 or $350, it's just starting to hurt when only a year ago it was $30 or $35 for a fillup for me. When I was 16yr old, I could drive for almost 2 weeks for only $10. Ah....the memories. Can't wait till $3.009+ a gallon.:eek:
Oh well....

You guys are braver than me, I shove the nozzle in the tank and close my eye’s.




):h ):h ):h

man I guess we are lucky here in cajun country, diesel prices range from 2.13-2.39 depends what brand. Also I bought my diesel in oct 04 and diesel was around 2.17 at the time. I'm about to pull my 5er to disney in fla next month looks like it's going to cost me ..

News today has retail sales in stores dealing with low to moderate income customers on a decline. Anyone who says the fuel prices won't effect the overall economy are a little daffy.

When I got home yesterday, my wife said, "I want to go someplace expensive tonight." So I took her to the gas station!

I posted this link on another fuel mileage thread a while back but here it is again. http://www.dieselboss.com/fuel.htm I use it before i go anywhere to plan my fuel stops. looks like california has the highest prices right now.

$ 2.109 in Houston today at the local Diamond Shamrock.And I just installed a Predator tune, so I can burn more of it!

I'll bet China is rethinking their yuan/dollar peg right about now.

$78 for me yesterday. $2.63/Gal !@#(*$)&!#*&$*)!$&Y&(@&)^%T)$*&%@)$U%(_&%*_(&*^($*U*)$&)(!*&%)!##(_!*%*$*^(@$^@()$(@)$&^@)*($&%@$)*%&@)*$U$*)&%@#)*^&)!#*&%!%&*_$(^&(^&$*)^&Y)$

$78 for me yesterday. $2.63/Gal !@#(*$)&!#*&$*)!$&Y&(@&)^%T)$*&%@)$U%(_&%*_(&*^($*U*)$&)(!*&%)!##(_!*%*$*^(@$^@()$(@)$&^@)*($&%@$)*%&@)*$U$*)&%@#)*^&)!#*&%!%&*_$(^&(^&$*)^&Y)$

Hey cid'. What are you trying to say? Make it clear beause we all feel that way!:exactly:

$78 for me yesterday. $2.63/Gal http://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gifhttp://picam.modularmn12.us:81/smilies/puke.gif

I am NOT looking forward to taking the truck and trailer back to NY in July...
(unless fuel prices go down, but I'm not going to hold my breath)

$2.79/gallon in Stockton, CA. this morning.

When I'm on the road I burn anywhere from 130 to 180+ dollars a day for fuel:eek: . Inflation is going to start increasing with this out of site fuel. I won't hook the trailer up for less than 1.40 a mile and most of the time we are averaging 1.60 to 1.80. Big trucks are around 2.10 to 2.50 and some are getting 3.00 a mile. If fuel hits 3.00 dollars this summer the country just may shut down.

Fuel is high but I got to say I work less time for a gallon than I did in the '50's when it was 25 cents or less.

$250 a gallon today in holliston, Ma. Go to Rollingstone.com click politics and then read
" The Long Emergency" It's just a matter of time.

$2.599 per gallon ... kicked the sh.... out of a $75 bill :eek: .. I used the same logic to convince my wife it was a good investment :badidea:

Diesel in Southern Vermont is running from 2.389 to about 2.459

I was in Worcester County Massachusetts yesterday and saw diesel at a Hess station for $2.259

In southern VT, we basically have only 5 fuel brands available...Citgo, Mobil, Sunoco, Gulf, and Shell. In Rutland VT, there is one "Irving" station (a Canadian company) but it is no cheaper.

I work in highway Construction and by the traffic we work with daily I'd say it doesn't seem like the gas prices are doing anything more but giving people something else to ***** about! Or they like to blame it on Republicans. Still see ALOT of mothers driving to the mail and plenty of cars and trucks with one person in them................hummm. I can remember when prices weren't that bad and people car pooled. Go figure.:rolleyes:

I paid 2.91/ Gal ....I am now ready for Biodiesel.

Welcome to Kalifornia http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif



You guys are braver than me, I shove the nozzle in the tank and close my eye’s.
We here in CALEFOREIYEA are proud to announce we have the highest price in the USA.

make bio-diesel your self and pay 50 cents a gallon

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I will remind McRat to fill up... I would hate to stop in Bakerhttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif tomorrow on the way to Vegas

K lou, how do you make:stirthepo bio diesel yourself? that sounds interesting.

I was told recently at a station in Portland OR that in the NW "all" of our diesel comes from Alaska and has no reflection on OPEC. But he said that because Canada had such a cold winter and oil is their primary heat source, we were diverting our oil from the pipe line to Canada. We were using the fuel stored in the tanks and as levels droped prices went up. The good new is the pipeline just recently went back to filling our tanks. Cross your fingers prices may start to come down some, just in time for summer increases.

Well, to tell the truth, it's uncle sam who is the primary cause of the higher cost of diesel fuel right now. I am sure you are all aware that virtually all military equipment runs on diesel and so.....wartime effort seem to be sucking the reserves dry you see.

Of course the Gov't uses BioBeisel b-20 or better, however, as you already know, BioDiesel B20 is a mixture of 20% soy-based diesel and 80% petroleum diesel, so the end result may not be as bad as it sounds, but still a large draw on resources.

And I am sure the gov't is not paying the same as we, so the oil companies are making up the difference. As usual, we pay for everything.

BTW I just paid 2.68g for diesel 3 days ago here in Fresno California. And it is now up to 2.75g. I have no sympathy for you only paying at about 2.00g. But it would cost that for fuel in my old truck which only gets 9mpg so it's all good.

John

For you SoCal guys (especially if you live in Orange County or Riverside):


Dont use the Shell station at the 91 and Greenriver.
Price for Diesel -------> $2.89

It's $.20 over Super Unleaded.

LATER!

We just paid $2.49 at State line so .20 cheaper then at home

Not that it makes me feel a whole lot better at the pump, but I read that oil would be at $80+ per barrel (as opposed to mid-$50s) if inflation adjusted from the gas crunch in the early 80s. The good news is that oil is down 7% this week. Now if we can just equate that 7% at the pump...

New pumps....
http://dieselplace.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=3510&stc=1

equivilent UK price, $8.00 a gallon and rising.......http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/rant.gif

equivilent UK price, $8.00 a gallon and rising.......http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/rant.gif


Holy Crap Batman

$8.00 per gallon -:t

No wonder everyone rides their bikes

231.9 at the local flying J here in north eastern MD. They are usually the cheapest around this area.

I filled my work truck up(gasser cab and chassis) near Santa Barbara, CA yesterday and it cost me $130.00. That is at $2.65/gal x 49 gallons total and 404 miles on the two tanks. Try that one on for size. That gave me a great big 8.24 miles per gallon.:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: I wish they had the diesel available when I ordered it.

Just returned from Death Valley last night. Diesel was 3.27 p/ga in Furnace Creek

Tucson today 249.9 a gallon :( , -less the .8 cents a gallon tax.

I just fueled up this morning in Bullhead City,Az 2.41 per gal. When I got home, (So Cal) saw it for 2.79. Laughlin,Nv was 2.70. Drive 3 miles to AZ and save 30 cents a gallon.

And I thought 2.35 was bad, it finally went down to 2.25 a gallon Mpls MN area

equivilent UK price, $8.00 a gallon and rising.......http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/rant.gif The super high UK price comes also from the fact that the US $ is worth next to nothing against the BP, Euro or any other major currency on this planet.

Converted into Euro the Gallon diesel fuel would cost 5.30 $ in Europe but a Euro will NOT buy 35 % more goods than a $ here. Still the price for diesel is crazy because it cannot be more than gasoline since diesel is much much cheaper to produce. The diesel price is just political, they get what they can get and for some reason people focus more on Irak then any other real problem for real people... and nobody does anything.... :exactly:

For you SoCal guys (especially if you live in Orange County or Riverside):


Dont use the Shell station at the 91 and Greenriver.
Price for Diesel -------> $2.89

It's $.20 over Super Unleaded.

LATER!
The worst I have seen is on the 91/Arlington (Riverside) at the Chevron there. Last nite I drove by, $3.09!!!!-:t It's already bad enough and station owners are trying to price gouge us!:eek:

CBRJohn,

Where do you get your information? Barbara Boxer? The DoD has to purchase fuel in theater, as per SOFAs. The fuel used in Iraq is Iraqui....why pump it there, ship it here, then ship it back to put it into an Humvee that is right there?

If you can find facts that disputes this, and to back-up your claim, please post-it here. Otherwise, get off the "big brother" soap box, its your liberal imagination running away with you. BTW, zip up your fly. the women here are giggling so much its hard to concentrate. Sheesh!

RF.

2.15 at a Truck stop in Belton Tx. on I-35 yesterday....going back to fillup tomorrow!!!

It is still $2.70 just north of Seattle.

CBRJohn,

Where do you get your information? Barbara Boxer? The DoD has to purchase fuel in theater, as per SOFAs. The fuel used in Iraq is Iraqui....why pump it there, ship it here, then ship it back to put it into an Humvee that is right there?

If you can find facts that disputes this, and to back-up your claim, please post-it here. Otherwise, get off the "big brother" soap box, its your liberal imagination running away with you. BTW, zip up your fly. the women here are giggling so much its hard to concentrate. Sheesh!

RF.
You know, I believe that your are correct in the statement that all the fuel used by the military in Iraq in aquired there. I appreciate the fact that you are backing up my statement that the war is causing a drain on fuel reserves..... do you thin that all of the fuel used in the united states is pumped pumped out of oil wells in the states????? I believe that the last time I checked, the vast majority of crude oil used in the production of all related products came from the middle east.

I never stated that they had the oil shipped from here to there....that would be stupid. You are reading far to much into my comments.

As to where I get my information....20 years in the fueling industry has given me a unique perspective into its workings. If I shared some of the stuff I learned about how everything works you would all end up bombing your local refineries.

You speak of me letting my imagination running away, well I note that you are ex-military intelligence.... I guess this just proves that military intelligence is truely an oxymoron.

BTW You took the bait all the way didn't you! ):h :boxing:

I firmly believ the war has alot to do with high prices...fill up an army tank..500 gallons at lets say..three bucks a gal....(the govt will pay anything bush charges, right?) $1500 to fill up....and i am guessing the mileage is about 1 mpg..maybe less...think about it..Dont get me going about wall street implications...later, bc

The energy status report is issued weekly (every Wednesday) by the DOE (http://www.eia.doe.gov) and shows exactly how much we consume, how much is refined, imported etc. Lots of good reading.

The war has little if any impact on oil prices... sky rocketing demand in developing countries such as China and India have driven global consumption to all time highs. The auto industry in China and India is booming and all of those vehicles consume fuel.

Another factor that impacts finished product prices is the lack of refining capacity in the US... environmentalists have blocked the construction of new refining capacity in the US to the point where we actually now have to import finished motor gasoline and diesel (the amounts are in the report every week). US refineries have essentially been running all out (90+% of total capacity) for quite some time.

2.72 a gal... today................sucks huh?

got it for $2.29 on Fort Meyer today, same price as reg unleaded

$2.33 here... about the same as premium unleaded.

A chevelle, Least when the going gets tough you can jump on the triple and ride......

2.35 here in murder city detriot.

2.19 per gallon here in HOUSTON Texas and I thought that was high....

Cushmanman

$2.29 here in Dallas from what I've seen. It was $2.56 on my way to LA last week and about $2.70 in LA. Its really climbing up there.

Today diesel is $2.089 just north-west of St. Louis, MO.:)
(4-12-05)

Down from around $2.229 for the last 2+ weeks.

jc

$2.49 in Phx, AZ

It's $2.19 marietta Ga. BTW newb question but whats #2 diesel and is it advised to run in our trucks?

Just filled up @2.19 a g. In Katy. dropped $.10 over night

A chevelle, Least when the going gets tough you can jump on the triple and ride......
It is getting some work done on it right now. In a few weeks it will be on the road!!!!

It's $2.19 marietta Ga. BTW newb question but whats #2 diesel and is it advised to run in our trucks?
just do a search on stuff like this...but #2 is the one you want. The #1 blend is for winter and gets worse mileage because of the stuff they put in it so it does not jell up. #1 is called the Winter blend and usually drops a few miles per gallon.

This was emailed to me today. I dont think theres any way it would work, but what the heck I will pass it on.

Please read the message below, particularly the red lettering. This sounds like a good idea.

Join the resistance!!!! I hear we are going to hit close to $3.00 a gallon by the summer and it might go higher!!
Want gasoline prices to come down? We need to take some intelligent, united action.
Phillip Hollsworth, offered this good idea: This makes MUCH MORE SENSE than the "don't buy gas on a certain day" campaign that was going around last April or May! The oil companies just laughed at that because they knew we wouldn't continue to "hurt" ourselves by refusing to buy gas. It was more of an inconvenience to us than it was a problem for them. BUT, whoever thought of this idea, has come up with a plan that can really work.

Please read it and join with us! By now you're probably thinking gasoline priced at about $1.50 is super cheap. Me too! It is currently $2.23 for regular unleaded in my town. Now that the oil companies and the OPEC nations have conditioned us to think that the cost! of a gallon of gas is CHEAP at $1.50- $1.75, we need to take aggressive action to teach them that BUYERS control the marketplace....not sellers. With the price of gasoline going up more each day, we consumers need to take action. The only way we are going to see the price of gas come down is if we hit someone in the pocketbook by not purchasing their gas! And we can do that WITHOUT hurting ourselves. How? Since we all rely on our cars, we can't just stop buying gas. But we CAN have an impact on gas prices if we all act together to force a price war.



Here's the idea: For the rest of this year, DON'T purchase ANY gasoline from the two biggest companies (which now are one), EXXON and MOBIL.

If they are not selling any gas, they will be inclined to reduce their prices. If they reduce their prices, the other companies will have to follow suit. But to have an impact, we need to reach literally millions of Exxon and Mobil gas buyers. It's really simple to do!! Now, don't whimp out on me at this point...keep reading and I'll

explain how simple it is to reach millions of people!!



I am sending this note to about thirty people. If each of you send it to at least ten more (30 x 10 = 300) ... and those 300 send it to at least ten more (300 x 10 = 3,000)...and so on, by the time the message reaches the sixth generation of people, we will have reached over THREE MILLION consumers. If those three million get excited and pass this on to ten friends each, then 30 million people will have been contacted! If it goes one level further, you guessed it..... THREE HUNDRED MILLION PEOPLE!!!



Again, all You have to do is send this to 10 people. That's all. (If you don't understand how we can reach 300 million and all you have to do is send this to 10 people.... Well, let's face it, you just aren't a mathematician. But I am . so trust me on this one.)



How long would all that take? If each of us sends this e-mail out to ten more people within one day of receipt, all 300 MILLION people could conceivably be contacted within the next 8 days!!! I'll bet you didn't think you and I had that much potential, did you! Acting together we can make a difference.



If this makes sense to you, please pass this message on. PLEASE HOLD OUT UNTIL THEY LOWER THEIR PRICES TO THE $1.30 RANGE AND KEEP THEM DOWN.

THIS CAN REALLY WORK. Kerry Lyle, Director, Research Coordinator

News today has petroleum stocks at high level, price per bbl crude down to 50.00 plus some change, drop of 8 bucks per bbl in last 10 days or so. Let's see if price drop is reflected as rapidly as the last increases were instituted when crude went up. Not recommended you hold you breath waiting however.

SSNIGHTMARE which stations are selling exon and mobil fuels? Hell I'm in if we can fCensored them in any way.

I really dont know. Theres a list ive seen before online that lists what gas station chains all the oil companys own, but I dont remember where it is. There really arent even any in my area. Theyre all BP and local stations.

not to be sour puss..but don't the other oil companies purchase their fuel from the ones on that list?? oh well, if it works then I am grateful

We'll I hope one of them's not shell 'cause the one over by the house is at $2.09. With them being .10 cheaper then everyone else they have my buisness right now.

SSNIGHTMARE , Ilike the idea of boycotting certain oil co.'s to put pressure on. Just sent the mail to over 60 people. Great Idea.

$2.09 last night down from $2.23 3 days ago. Probably be $2.50 in couple days.

Diesel has been coming down in price around here. From a high of $2.19 last week to $2.05 today.

$2.59 a gallon in CT, at least its bike weather now.

Still the same here in SoCal....well at least at that SHELL I told you about in an early post. $2.89/gal


Saw it for $2.59/gal at a 76 of the 91 and Weir Cyn..it across the street from the place I bought my truck....Classic Chevrolet. WOW:eek: , $.30 less than that SHELL and $.10 less where I got it in the city of Orange.

Guess I know where to get fuel!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LATER!

i just paid $2.45 in roch,ny for diesel up from $2.43 the other day

funny thin is the paper showes the national average of fuel wnet down last week but both ny state and rochester averages went up again
i read an artical in the paper saying fuel prices across the north east are going to take a sharp increase because they are switching from winter-summer fuel which suposedly costs more to make which if i'm not mistaken they said the same thing in october only the other way around

it's rediculous how diesel fuel was $1.60 here not even a year agoCensored

If you live anywhere near a Hess Station - get a Hess Visa! Got ours back in Jan. No Fee - 10% rebate on Hess purchases for 90 Days:cool: (5% rebate forever after that), and 1% rebate on purchases anywhere else. In MA Hess seems to be consistently the cheapest - even with or lower than unbranded. Rebates are applied to your Hess purchases the next month - with the DMax I know I'll be filling up again.

I'm just bummed that as prices go through the roof my 90 days ran out and it's only 5% now. Need to figure out how to get the dog a Hess Visa so I can get another 90 days at 10%. But 5% at $2.29 still means I'm only paying $2.176:)

We made this card our primary card . The 1% adds up pretty good. We used to use the ATM card at the grocery store, money came out of the checking account and we got nothing. Now use the card and get 1% in free fuel. In the past couple months I bought an OilGuard - 1% in free fuel, Nicktane - 1% in free fuel, Retrax - 1% in free fuel, new living room furniture- 2 free tanks of fuel ; you get the idea.

I think free diesel burns better;)

Oil prices just dropped below $50 a barrel in overnight trading. Hopefully the trend will continue and the fuel prices will follow before we get too far into summer.


It can only help the whole economy.

-P.

ya i hear the econ is doing as well as originally expected by the hike in interest rates.

$2.059 at Flying J outside of Birmingham, AL on I20/59 this morning, $2.059 at the Flying J on exit 80 on I81 in southern VA this afternoon. $2.079 just south of the I66 / I81 split in northern VA at the Luv's this afternoon.
Hope the trend spreads.

I live in Phoenix and saw a gas station at 7th St / Maricopa Freeway selling diesel for a whopping $3.01 :eek: . Gives a whole new meaning to "Highway Robbery"

Other than that one place, diesel averages $2.40...

Heck fuel is so high here in So.Ca. It’s cheaper for me to drive to Texas and fill up.

check your prices here. http://www.flyingj.com/fuel/diesel_CF.cfm

:Noticed yesterday that diesel price at Shell was lowest on the pricing board. 2.29 per gal, regular gas 2.33, mid grade 2.43 and premium 2.53. First time diesel has been the "cheapest" on the board in a long time.

Unleaded has dropped to $1.96 yet diesel remains at $2.37. :wtf1:

I just filled up yesterday at $2.399 :rolleyes: here in Southern California... Chevron station in the City of Commerce. It just seems like we are being conditioned like Pavlov's dog to salivate at a slight decrease in fuel prices.

Loves truck stop, between Temple & Troy on I-35 in central tx had diesel for 2.06 last weekend

I've been noticing a station on the way to work for the past 2 weeks where it topped off at $2.86 per gal. and held steady for at least 3 weeks. Last week it dropped to $2.79 and this morning even better it dropped to $2.65. This is in Centeral Ca.

Dropped 6 cents since I filled up Sat. night to 223.9 at the Flying J here in North East MD.

In Columbia, S.C. the price ranges from $2.05 to $2.17

Wow, I don't feel so bad only paying $2.19 a gallon up here in Alaska. I did pass a couple of fuel stops yesterday that had increased diesel to $2.32 - $2.39 a gallon.

I have the advantage of being able to fill up at my local military basehttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/snipersmilie.gif. Fuel on base is usually 5% lower in cost than stations off base.

Living in Alaska, with the tourist season starting up, I have already seen diesel prices outside Anchorage start to increase in preparation for all the diesel pushers that will arrive soon. I would expect to see diesel prices quickly approach the $3.00 mark by the end of June. Who knows...it may not stop at $3.00.

What will it be next summer?http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/help.gif



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Wow, I don't feel so bad only paying $2.19 a gallon up here in Alaska. I did pass a couple of fuel stops yesterday that had increased diesel to $2.32 - $2.39 a gallon.

I have the advantage of being able to fill up at my local military basehttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/snipersmilie.gif. Fuel on base is usually 5% lower in cost than stations off base.

Living in Alaska, with the tourist season starting up, I have already seen diesel prices outside Anchorage start to increase in preparation for all the diesel pushers that will arrive soon. I would expect to see diesel prices quickly approach the $3.00 mark by the end of June. Who knows...it may not stop at $3.00.

What will it be next summer?http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/help.gif



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2003 Yamha Grizzly http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/grd.gif

Seems to be comin down in So Cal now. Saw it for 2.45 to 2.49 a gal today. Same price in Las Vegas,Nv.

$2.13 @ Flyin J in AZ, Should I be happy about this?????? It is way better then the $2.44 everywhere else here in AZ.

It's still at 2.49 in So Calif..

check this link out and put in your zip code.. says the highest is 2.99 in CA somewhere.

its slowly coming down here in Texas. its 2.35 down the road, then drive another mile and its 2.17

http://autos.msn.com/everyday/gasstations.aspx?zip=78660&src=EdCp

$239.a gallon at 76 station on 60fwy and central in chino

We were $2.48 a month ago but today it's $2.14 in Northern Montana. Get's to $1.90 and I'll stock up. Don't trust the summer.

2.09 at one pump i pass goin' to work in memphis. most are 212-214.

Today in North Alabama 2.07

three days ago saw $2.13 in Wheatridge, CO

We were $2.48 a month ago but today it's $2.14 in Northern Montana. Get's to $1.90 and I'll stock up. Don't trust the summer.

The highest I bought here was at $2.60 and gas was at $2.10 It was big PREMIUM to gas for awhile. The refineriery in Canada that had a fire must be coming on line. First we start mport high percentage of or Crude us and now is Refined product.
Why can't the folks who are anti ANY devolopment understand the ramifications of not building new Refineries for over 20 years?? :duh:

I will continue to run OFFROAD diesel! At 1.95 per gallon it is worth the risk! If that is the worst crime I am found out for... I may still make it to heaven! Brent

$2.47 Santa Clarita CA.

Filled up in Carollton, Ky. yesterday, Citgo 1.98 Gal.

Dropped to 2.27 day before yesterday here in Layton, UT at the local FJ.

DennyCensored

Dropped to 214.9 at Flying J today.

$1.999 in St. Peters MO off of Interstate 70.

just did the math.canadain price is .799 per litre..1 us gal=3.79 litres..3.79x.799=3.03 canadian per gallon..canadian funds to us funds...3.03x1.2o(approx)=3.64us funds per gallon..how about that

Check this site out.
http://www.losangelesgasprices.com

MCguiver55, I think that American dollars would be closer to $2.50a gallon with the exchange rate. Canadian money is worth less not more.

Still 2.699 just north of Seattle.:eek:

2.06 At Freedom Fuel (walmart) In Baton Rouge La

1.98 Phillips 66 Wentzville MO. @ Hwy 40-61

MCguiver55, I think that American dollars would be closer to $2.50a gallon with the exchange rate. Canadian money is worth less not more. OOOOOOOopppppppsss..my error..still expensive here tho

paid $2.33 today at the truck stop in Springfield VT on I91

2.13 in Granite Falls Washington.

$2.35 per gallon 20 minutes ago: Chevron Rancho Santa Fe & Hwy 78 San marcos CA.---cheapest diesel in town; if $2.35 is considered cheap...!

Dropped 8 cents since Monday, down to 2.06.

$2.25 a gallon ... springfield ohio

$1.91 in OKC

Probably already posted but this site has tons of good info...

http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/oog/info/gdu/gasdiesel.asp

Under $2 a gallon!!! Man I wish we could get that out here on the west coast, still payin upwards of $2.50 a gallon!!! Thinkin it's time to start home brewin...

$1.92 here in Jackson, MS

Diesel fuel is comin down in So Cal now....Chevron is asking 2.39 per gal.. Same for unleaded regular. BOUT TIME...

2.25 at 76 station on central and the 60fwy in the city of chino

Your luckly it is $3.90 a US Gallon here in Ontario Canada.

2.08 a gallon here in Texas

Has'nt dropped much in S/E MI. Most stations at 2.20 - 2.25. One lonely high volume station has been at 2.14 the past 2 weeks.

Gas has really dropped the past month from about 2.20 - now at 1.97. Diesel hasn't seemed to budge much.

my home town is $2.09. It has went down about $0.10 in the past week.

Just filled up the truck for the first time $2.15 9/10 here in Maryland. Does'nt that 9/10 just piss you off!!!!

Cash price @ Flying J (Conoco) Truck Stop @ exit # 201 on I75 here in GA was $1.959 yesterday. Slowly returnong to some semblance of reason on price differential between gas & diesel. They were just about equal.

Southern Ca is still at 2.39. Just filled her up.

I don't know what part os socal your in but chino 76 station has diesel for 225Southern Ca is still at 2.39. Just filled her up.

Yep, $2.25 is mostly at 76 stations here in Corona and Yorba Linda...(SoCal). Check this out.... $2.25 at one station in Yorba Linda and $2.98 in Newport Beach. WOW....big difference and only 20-30min between. RIP OFF ????



LATER!

Yep, $2.25 is mostly at 76 stations here in Corona and Yorba Linda...(SoCal).

:eek: Looks like I need to drive to the other side of town. It's $2.45 at the 15 fwy and Hidden Valley:help2:

What really sucks McRat said $1.91 in TX on Tuesday

$2.05.9 at Flying J here in NW Ohio on a Holiday weekend. Hopefully signs that things might get reasonable!!!

Premium diesel is the only one avail............ $2.15 in Dorr, MI....http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif

Why is Diesel still more than gas? Currently in SC Diesel is 2.03 and gas is 1.83. It's summer so shouldn't diesel be cheaper now. In the past diesel was more expensive in the winter not summer.:wtf1:

Its a political price. They take what they can get away with. Diesel costs next to nothing to refine, especially the dirty diesel in this country. :wtf1:

$2.23 in the Central Valley of California. For a change it is less than regular unleaded ($2.33).

Filled up just North of Lake Havasu, AZ for 2.07 per gallon. Got into Vegas and it was 2.49 (about 100 miles up the road). Up here in Elko it's between 2.36 and up to 2.60 per gallon in the same f'ing town no less.

I've been in Idaho since mid-April, diesel here has been $2.36 to 2.49 the whole time. Just started to _s*l*o*w*l*y_ come down in the last week, but still hanging in at $2.21 to 2.26 (I round up to the next full cent - refuse to play the "point nine" game!)

Amazing how they like to bend us over the pump by slowly lowering prices when the market value of a barrel of crude drops but boy let the price of crude go up one penny and you see it reflected at the pump the next day!!!

Take Reno for example, while oil was in the upper $40's per barrel last week (and the week before) prices were trickling down, 1 cent this week, 3 cents the next. Then this week (Tuesday I believe) oil prices went up again, BAMO 9 cent raise in 1 day, 4 cent raise the next day!!!

Ohh if there were only a way to really fight the oil companies, maybe if everyone abandoned the big stations like Exxon, Chevron, Shell and just visited the small corner stations the big boys would begin to hurt enough to drop their prices. I'm not talking a 1 day opt-out like we read in the email chain letters so often but a long term (read months if necessary) boycott of the big boys. Unfortunately for that to work lots and lots of the driving public would have to participate, then the long lines would follow so a few here and there would sneak back to the big boys... yeah we can all complain and I do think we're getting bent, but the buying public as a whole does not have the backbone to actually impact the market by refusing to pay higher prices.

:rant:
My .02

paid 2.59 yesterday . the same price as premium . costa mesa ca .

What is up with diesel prices. They just jacked the price up today in N/E Wisconsin .05 to $2.29 a gal. I thought diesel prices were supposed to go down in the summer, not up. What gives..........

must still be useing lots of home heating oil somewhere thats the excuse weve been hearing for 9 months now

Same here, FlyingF slowly went from $2.05 to $2.15 in the past couple of weeks. Oh well, at least the truck is paid for...I can afford fuel now!! j/k :D

Now what's up??? Diesel has been 5-10 cents over regular gas. Today at Flying J Diesel was $2.21.9 regular gas $1.98.9. WTF!!! Censored Censored Censored I just hate it when things like this happen things were lookn' up now they're screwing with us again..........-:t

Don't feel bad. I just paid $2.47 a gallon in S. Florida. This gas problem needs to stop. Today we just reached $60 a barrel. SOmeone needs to be shot.Censored

I burn about $6000 a month in diesel fuel for my big rig. A $60 fill-up in my pickup (about every other week) is barely noticeable. California sucks.

I just fueled yesterday and diesel is on the way up again in Southern Ca. paid 2.49 regular is 235. So diesel is about the same as 91 octane again..

3.28 for diesel.

$2.79 per gal this morning in Suffolk, VA. Down 10 cents since yesterday. About 30 cents more than gasoline.

#2 is 3.69 a gallon and b100 is 4.17 by me

$2.89 this morning in Anaheim California.

$3.159 at Union 76 in Seattle.:muahaha: