Gas Prices Where You Live

[Rebelfreedomeagle]

Assumed this thread devolved into political garbage seeing as how it’s so many pages - but nope, it’s just a bunch of old guys listing prices of gas over and over again 😂. Absolutely cracks me up as both my father and FIL nonstop talk about either gas prices or property taxes anytime I’m around them. I guess at some point a switch goes off in our brains and the price of gas becomes a topic of interest

My FIL used to call family members to see if they wanted to meet him at the Kroger gas station in case he still had some gallons left over on whatever discount he was using. No one took him up on it so he bought gas cans to take with him. There’s no way he ever paid off those cans.

 

[vhcat70]

Saw $2.59 in Highland Heights @ Sunoco. It's been a minute since seeing a 2.5 handle in NKY.

You stay out of my hometown.

 

[jameslee32]

You stay out of my hometown.

Nope. I lived there too with my great grandmother.

 

[vhcat70]

Nope. I lived there too with my great grandmother.

I lived in the north end of HH off Steelman.

 

[jameslee32]

Tiger Oil in Cold Spring down to $2.52 but the Gas Buddy guy keeps saying nationwide, gasoline has bottomed for now. The Red Sea tanker attacks have something to do with this. Figure out who benefits the most from higher oil prices and you have the right source. Follow the money.

 

[Bill - Shy Cat]

Tiger Oil in Cold Spring down to $2.52 but the Gas Buddy guy keeps saying nationwide, gasoline has bottomed for now. The Red Sea tanker attacks have something to do with this. Figure out who benefits the most from higher oil prices and you have the right source. Follow the money.

……..Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels are responsible for these attacks. Need to bait these folks into attacking and sending them to the spirit world.

 

[JDHoss]

Filled up for $2.42 at the Food City in Kingsport with my Food City card.

 

[vhcat70]

$1.50/L in Aruba now.

 

[jameslee32]

In my neck of the woods, gas went from the $2.50's before Christmas to around the $2.90's closer to the holidays and immediately back down to the $2.60's today with Kroger Newport leading the way at $2.63. Normally this is the highest priced gas station.

Oil is threatening to fall below $70 again as well with the US breaking production records.

 

[ukalum1988]

 

[jameslee32]

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So weird that presidents don't actually set gas prices except for when they're going up. 🤣

 

[JDHoss]

Got back home to Florida a little over two weeks ago. It was $2.87 when we got here, then ballooned to $3.25 about 3 days later. Today, it's back to $2.89 at the Rocket on US-1 in Fort Pierce.

 

[jameslee32]

Many stations still under $2.70 here in NKY with Costco Florence at $2.56 yesterday.
Weird but don't see any in OH under $2.70.

 

[Caveman Catfan]

$3.79 - Louisville

 

[LineSkiCat14]

$3.59 here. Sure feels like we're on a runaway train and the tracks cut out about a mile up the road..

 

[MegaBlue05]

$2.95 in southern Kentucky.

 

[yes_takeaside]

$2.89 Canyon, TX

 

[JDHoss]

All over the place here in South Florida, from $3.19 - $3.57

 

[TCurtis75]

just filled up for 3.03 in Lexington

 

[WildcatfaninOhio]

Recently saw that a friend posted online that gas was 20 cents a gallon cheaper in a nearby town that is about 15 miles away. Several people commented that they appreciated the heads up and were on their way to top off their tanks and take advantage of the savings.

Seems that no one bothered to think it through.

 

[Caveman Catfan]

Louisville, I believe, is still required to sell reformulated gas, whereas that is not required in more rural counties. That does drive the price up.

 

[MegaBlue05]

Recently saw that a friend posted online that gas was 20 cents a gallon cheaper in a nearby town that is about 15 miles away. Several people commented that they appreciated the heads up and were on their way to top off their tanks and take advantage of the savings.

Seems that no one bothered to think it through.

This has always made me laugh. Gonna drive 40 miles round trip to save 20 cents a gallon. Assuming a 16-gallon tank, that’s $3.20 in savings and at least $4 in gas to drive to the other town and back.

A station in the town I used to live in would take 10 cents a gallon off on Thursdays. Fools would line up around the block to save $1.60. I’ve been poor, but not that damn poor. Lol.

 

[hmt5000]

Louisville, I believe, is still required to sell reformulated gas, whereas that is not required in more rural counties. That does drive the price up.

Not just Louisville but most of the surrounding areas. I will drive 15 miles south to get .15 off when I'm filling all my lawn equipment tanks. It's worth the drive.