Choose the Best Fuel for Your Vehicle
88
Use in 2001 or Newer Vehicles
15% ethanol blend approved for 2001 & newer vehicles. The lowest cost, lowest carbon fuel choice for over 96% of cars on the road today! Should not be used in small engines.
87
Use in Vehicles Older than 2001 & Small/Off-Road Engines
10% ethanol blend approved for use in all vehicles, & the most commonly used fuel in the U.S. Also approved for small engines such as lawn mowers, boats & motorcycles.
E85
Use in Flex Fuel Vehicles (FFVs)
70-85% ethanol blend for flex fuel vehicles (FFV). The cleanest & most affordable option for FFVs, benefiting your wallet & the environment. Check your owners’ manual before fueling with E85.
91
Use if Required
High-Performance
Typically only recommended for sports cars or luxury vehicles. The most expensive fuel available. Offers little to no benefit for standard cars and trucks.
Questions About Unleaded 88
Q&A
What is Unleaded 88/E15?
E15 is a blend of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline. It contains 5% more ethanol than E10, which is the most common fuel used in the U.S.
Is Unleaded 88 safe for my car?
- Unleaded 88 can be used in all 2001 & newer cars, trucks, and SUVs.
- Carefully consult your owner’s manual, a dealership, or a reputable service center to see if your car is compatible with 88.
What If I use the wrong fuel?
A single tank of E15 usually won’t cause immediate engine issues in modern cars, but it can trigger a “Check Engine” light, cause rough idling, or decrease your fuel economy.
Don’t Worry:
- One tank of E15 is not enough to destroy an engine. Just drive normally and try to burn through the tank.
- If you only partially filled the tank, top it off with Unleaded 87 or Premium gas to dilute the effects of Unleaded 88.
Can I use Unleaded 88 in small engines (lawnmowers, boats, chainsaws)?
No, Unleaded 88 has not been approved by the EPA for use in non-automotive engines like boats, motorcycles, lawn mowers, and other small or off-road engines.
Will Unleaded 88 affect my mileage?
No, there is no noticeable difference between the mileage achieved when using Unleaded 88 and the mileage when operating on E10.
Why is Unleaded 88 cheaper?
Unleaded 88 is usually noticeably cheaper than traditional gasoline because ethanol is a less expensive fuel source than crude oil.
How does Unleaded 88 affect the environment?
Unleaded 88 burns cleaner and reduces greenhouse gases by up to 45%, and lowers toxic petroleum-based pollutants in the air!
How to find Unleaded 88 @ the Pump
Look for the government-required orange and black label referencing E15
How do I calculate my car's actual MPG?
- Fill Up Your Car
Go to the gas station and fill your tank completely full. Before you drive away, reset your trip odometer to 0.
- Drive
Just go about your usual routine until it’s time to get gas again. Don’t touch that trip odometer button!
- Get Your Numbers ️
When you refill your tank, write down or snap a pic of two numbers:
- The miles on your trip odometer.
- The gallons it took to fill it back up (on the pump screen or receipt).
- Do the Quick Math
Divide your miles by your gallons.
Miles/Gallons = Actual MPG
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