Fuel Prices for your Trucks...

[Dan the Man]

I read a post on here about somebody looking for a guy who may be able to help him out fixing his truck/ van thingy. It gave me a thought (yup another one- third damn on this year).

How much is your fuel where you are?

UK = as follows


Leaded - 79.9p per ltr ($1.47)
Unleaded - 74.9p per ltr ($1.37)
Diesel - 63p per ltr ($1.17 - all USD and Approx)


I just hear that our government has stuck a little mor eon our fuel than your government (who just steals it - right?)

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[davem]

Hi Dan,

I'm paying around $1.65 per gallon for unleaded here (we don't use leaded anymore, and I'm not sure about diesel), or $0.43 per liter. Taxes and regulation are the only reason it's that high. Should be half that or less. :)

[Dan the Man]

Well i rekon i will be taking you guys up on the offer to go do all those things you said you would take me to do in the other post :eek:

[kemguru]

I blend my own :cool:

[greg ziegler]

1.77 a gallon going to charge customer a surcharge have no choice 7.00 dollars per piece of equipment a day

[Davy]

Here in North Texas Diesel is costing me 1.54 to 1.59 a Gallon.

[jjwq8]

90 Octane Unleaded = 17 cents litre
95 Octane Unleaded = 22 cents litre
Diesel = 17 cents litre

AND Y'ALL CAINT HAVE NONE! :nya:

[tileguytodd]

I'm about the same as DaveM
Of couse if i lived on an island i wouldnt have to drive so far for the jobs ;)

I have a daily commute to town of 15 miles 1 way.
I averaged 87.5 miles per work day last year.
If gas goes up 10 cents a gallon,its about 225.00 extra out of pocket per year.
If we hit 2.00 per gallon i will add a fuel surcharge to my already revised 2004 prices.
The fuel surcharge wont add up to alot per customer,(perhaps 10.00 -15.00 each depending on local)
However it adds up to costs over a year tremendously for my company.

[flatfloor]

$1.73 Coastal to $1.81 Exxon-Mobil for 87 octane. Diesel $1.84 here on L.I.

[KChurch1]

We paid $2.09 yesterday for reg unleaded... they say it will go up to $3.00 by summer.....

[John Bridge]

Karen,

The refiners are getting even with you for not allowing them to pollute your countryside. :)

About a buck and a half here. We have beaucoup refineries. :)

[flatfloor]

About 5-6 miles east of me folks are paying .20¢ more per gallon. Fuel transportation surcharge. :yeah:

[Dan the Man]

Your all talking gallons lol ahhhhh, WE PAY TOO MUCH damn it. Legal fraud!!! thats what it is!!! grrrrr

:mad:

[Ron]

Here it is around 70 cents per liter.That's about $2 US dollars for a US gallon.I think the American gallon is 3.78 liters while the Imperial gallon is 4.54 liters.

I'm not sure but I think that Georgia consistently has the lowest fuel prices.Nice weather too. :D

[Richi]

Two Bucks!!! :bang:

[KChurch1]

$2.59 for reg, $3.29 for premium yesterday in Corona, CA... couldn't believe my eyes! And this was for self-serve... We paid about $2.19 out toward Palm Springs...

[Dan the Man]

wow so there is actually a plac where the fuel is more expensive thqan the UK?

i can now sleep at night

[John Bridge]

Yeah, that's pretty impressive, even for California. Somebody's making money on that deal. ;)

[Shaughnn]

Fuel is deffinately getting more expencive. I paid $2.19 per gallon yesterday for 92 Octane, and I've got four refineries within 15 minutes of me. People tried to organize a boycot of gas stations a while back and there was a pretty good turnout. Lots of people refused to patronize gas stations for a full day, and the next day the lines at those same gas stations were awfully long indeed. :) Good thing my boss gives me a gas card to use once a week!
Hey Richi! Who you working for up in Sacramento?
Shaughnn

[flatfloor]

Actually the reason prices are so high is they had to shut down a few refineries for maintenance. :shake: :yeah:

[Shaughnn]

That's funny. It's the same reason they gave for the huge energy crisis we had here a few years ago. "The law says we have to shut down all of the power plants for maintanance because we used up our yearly allowance of EPA emmissions early in the year, selling that power on the open market. Gee, we didn't expect that the laws of supply and demand would create such a huge profit for us when projected yearly demands couldn't be met by our idle fascilities." :deal:
"Bitter? Who me???"
Shaughnn

[Dan the Man]

Whats all that about then????