Regular
Use regular fuel only when it meets the octane requirement in your vehicle owner's manual.
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Vehicles whose manufacturer permits or specifies 87 octane
Grade detailsFuel
Choose only the fuel type and octane your vehicle manufacturer recommends or requires. Read the dispenser label and confirm current availability at the station.
At the pump
Availability of diesel, red dye, E85 and DEF varies by site. Every station page lists exactly what that address carries.
Use regular fuel only when it meets the octane requirement in your vehicle owner's manual.
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Vehicles whose manufacturer permits or specifies 87 octane
Grade detailsFor vehicles whose manufacturer recommends or requires midgrade fuel. Check your owner's manual.
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Vehicles whose manufacturer recommends or requires midgrade
Grade detailsDiesel may be offered at select stations. Confirm compatibility in the owner's manual and check the pump label before fueling.
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Compatible diesel vehicles and equipment
Grade detailsDyed diesel may be offered at select stations for qualifying off-road uses. Follow all applicable tax and use rules.
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Qualifying off-road uses only
Grade detailsHigh-flow diesel is planned for select truck-oriented locations. Final equipment and availability will be announced after plans are complete.
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Compatible commercial vehicles where offered
Grade detailsContains 51–83% ethanol depending on season and supply. For flex-fuel vehicles only.
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Flex-fuel vehicles whose manufacturer permits E85
Grade detailsDiesel exhaust fluid may be available at the pump or inside select stations. Check the location listing and product label.
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Compatible vehicles whose manufacturer specifies DEF
Grade details
At the pump
Clean handles, clear instructions, and a screen that doesn't fight you. Pay inside or at the pump, fuel exactly the grade your vehicle calls for, and get on with the trip.
Grade availability varies by station — each station page lists what its lanes carry.
Fuel guidance
Your owner's manual and the dispenser label are the controlling sources. Product availability can vary by location and supply.
Use the fuel grade and fuel type your vehicle manufacturer recommends or requires.
The dispenser label identifies the product offered at that lane. Review it before you begin fueling.
Not every fuel product is offered at every station. Confirm current options on the location page and at the pump.
If a label, dispenser, or payment terminal looks damaged or unclear, stop and alert the store team before using it.
Fill up
Use the grade your manufacturer specifies and confirm the product at the pump. Availability varies by station.