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Started by Bubba, Jan 13, 2025, 06:43 PM

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Bridgecity

20 cents is the standard in SK for premium vs regular.
2026 Tundra, 2022 MDX

Seafoam

 Yeah I just paid $75 bucks to fill up an f'n Miata. >:(
Current cars , 23 Civic, 24 MX-5,16 Tacoma

random006

Luxury! (As they say in The Four Yorkshiremen sketch)

Gas is down to $1.879 per litre in Montreal. 

My Crosstrek has a 63 litre tank, so even half a tank costs me a little over $59.00.
His:  2018 Subaru Crosstrek (Sport with Eyesight tech).   Hers:  2024 Honda Civic LX.

Stodge

I think we're around $1.88 here on the island.

RRocket


Blizzard

$211.9 for premium in Montreal, for my gas leaf blower.

Up until a few years ago, I always used premium gas from Shell or Ultramar which was 0% ethanol, but the government banned 0% that a few years ago so it's no longer available. I've now had to resort to mixing fuel stabilizer into my gas container, since it typically lasts me 2 years or so. So far so good, but annoying.
2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premier, 2024 Toyota bZ4X XLE Tech

Tortoise

Does the leaf blower need premium then?

I ran premium in my boat (a small tinny with a 30 4 stroke) until they started putting ethanol in everything. I noticed no difference when switching to regular.

Speaking of ethanol, I noticed the signs at the pump say it can now up to 15% ethanol. I presume the Iran conflict is to blame.

Blizzard

Quote from: Tortoise on Nov 02, 2026, 07:43 AMDoes the leaf blower need premium then?

I ran premium in my boat (a small tinny with a 30 4 stroke) until they started putting ethanol in everything. I noticed no difference when switching to regular.

Speaking of ethanol, I noticed the signs at the pump say it can now up to 15% ethanol. I presume the Iran conflict is to blame.

No idea. Never thought of it, since for a 5 litre container every 2 years the cost difference is so small.
2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premier, 2024 Toyota bZ4X XLE Tech

Blizzard

Quote from: Tortoise on Nov 02, 2026, 07:43 AMDoes the leaf blower need premium then?

I ran premium in my boat (a small tinny with a 30 4 stroke) until they started putting ethanol in everything. I noticed no difference when switching to regular.

Speaking of ethanol, I noticed the signs at the pump say it can now up to 15% ethanol. I presume the Iran conflict is to blame.

Do regular cars run properly on 15% ethanol? I remember in the 2000s, GM and Ford used to advertise their cars as E85 or "Flexfuel". I wonder if there was actually something different about those cars or if that was just marketing.
2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premier, 2024 Toyota bZ4X XLE Tech

Tortoise

That was actually E85, so 51-85% ethanol.

The Passports manual said 15% ethanol was fine to use. So, I assume it's fine for most cars.

RRocket

Quote from: Tortoise on Nov 02, 2026, 07:43 AMDoes the leaf blower need premium then?

I ran premium in my boat (a small tinny with a 30 4 stroke) until they started putting ethanol in everything. I noticed no difference when switching to regular.

Speaking of ethanol, I noticed the signs at the pump say it can now up to 15% ethanol. I presume the Iran conflict is to blame.

I run Star Tron or K-100 fuel additives in all my small engines. Add to fuel can before filling.

Gurgie

I tend to fill up on Thursday evenings on my way home from the pub after hockey, a couple of weeks ago the Petro station had regular at $1.499, there was about 30 cars lined up, so I didn't bother stopping. This past Thursday it was at $1.579 (plus I get $0.03 off per litre with my RBC Visa) and the CX-70 needed fuel, so I stopped in. As I pull up to the pumps there were notes on them that they were out of fuel, and only had 94 octane left, but were selling it at $1.579, so I filled up the CX-70, then went home & got the 997 & filled it up as well. I figure they had to get rid of the 94, either it was getting old, or perhaps they needed to sell if off to allow for winter gas to be delivered? I can't see how they ran out of 87, 89 & 91, but whatever, I'm happy to fill up with 94  ;D
Current rides - 2025 Mazda CX-70 GT-P, 2006 Porsche 911

RRocket


Gurgie

Was $1.359 last night at Costco in Ottawa. Premium was $1.589, so I filled up the 997 as I was passing by.
Current rides - 2025 Mazda CX-70 GT-P, 2006 Porsche 911