Wawa gas octane

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So my question is is 92 and 93 octane a big difference. And from what I hear why was gas can be a crapshoot you can actually get 93 but since that use basically gas it's left over it could be I get it occassionally. I havent hooked up a scanner to see if it knocks, but I dont hear any or noticed reduced power. I've run wawa 92 plenty of times with no issues. I also run Costco 93 and don't notice any difference lol. I have been running only Wawa 92 in my cars and gas trucks for as long as I can remember with no issues!

Wawa gas octane

Any thoughts on the pros and cons to using Wawa gas? I understand that gas is mostly the same except for the additives added by a particular company. A new wawa opened up near my house and it's already put two other stations out of business but I was wondering if anyone had any feedback on their fuel? One thing I like about newer stations is you know there tanks and equipment are new. Really old stations for some reason makes me think more water might get in but probably not. Wawa reminds me of this one time at lunch when a coworker with a strong accent was talking about how much he loves guava, but our boss kept thinking he was saying he loves Wawa and was like 'yah that is a pretty nice gas station. Just give it a few days for the fuel to flush out any residue from the new equipment. All stations have to meet the same requirements and are all tested just as often wether it's all new or 10 years old. About 10 years ago, I think, The EPA came down hard on stations and a lot of mom and pop stores had to sell to the big boys because they couldn't afford new tanks. It used to be acceptable the have minor leaks letting gas out and ground water in.

Ethanol does have an affinity for water but it does weird things as Frank noted. Recently Browsing 0 members No registered users viewing this page. I use Wawa premium gas all the time

Remember Me? I used sporatically in my old car but always worried about quality I know BP is the "preffered" Gas per the manual but nearest one is 15 miles away Closest choices are Sunoco, which I used and got mixed results, Lukoil and Wawa Thoughts gents?? Appreciate 0. I use Wawa premium gas all the time Appreciate 1. I do not use if for its a 92 octane which isnt bad for our cars

Emma Davies Updated on September 13, Using low-quality gas is one of the easiest ways to mess up a good engine. Dirty or watery fuel can cause the failure of the fuel pump and if it goes through the system, it can cause more problems in the fuel distribution and injection system. C, and Florida. They were the largest convenience store chain in Greater Philadelphia in and are the third largest grocery retailer in the area which has led to many people wondering if Wawa gas is premium or Top Tier. Wawa gas is not considered to be Top Tier certified, but they offer a guarantee that their gas is suitable for all vehicles. They have a Fuel Quality Guarantee which means they will pay for your repairs if it is proved the damage caused was due to their gas.

Wawa gas octane

Undoubtedly, it does matter where you get your gas from. Not all gasoline is made equal. Various gas stations might have different qualities of gas, one of them being Top Tier. So, is WaWa gas Top Tier?

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Please consider creating a new thread. Ask how often they check the tanks, etc, etc. Wawa premium 92octane I do not use if for its a 92 octane which isnt bad for our cars If you want quality, only buy branded gas, Exxon, Shell, Chevron, etc at the same busy station every time. Important Information By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. All times are GMT All the gas IS the same, at least it's all made to the same standards before going into the pipeline anyway. Frank B Posted December 1, He has to run 93 octane or the motor will run flatter because of less timing given to the motor running lower octanes. At the first sign of clogged filters slow pump , or complaints about the fuel, the tanks are tested and may be pumped out and the fuel replaced that same day. No issues. First Lieutenant. I'm used to octane at BP compared to the 92 at Wawa, but could not tell the difference. To fix it, a lot of companies just lined the tanks with fiberglass or similar stuff. Posted November 27, edited.

Various gas stations exist; hence, it is quite normal to come across different qualities of gasoline. The prized gasoline on the market is mostly those that meet up or exceed the standard of top-tier gasoline laid down by the car manufacturers. Top-tier gasoline is very beneficial to the engines of cars but does this imply that gasoline not labeled as top tier is not suitable or safe for your vehicle?

I told my wife to fuel that bad boy up at the highest traffic station in the town she works at. Ethanol does have an affinity for water but it does weird things as Frank noted. Compression being most important. Snoringbear Posted September 9, I had an ECM "performance tuned" on a stock motor cast iron heads with 9. No issues at all. I don't understand why they can't give a little in these situations where a new, big station opens up acrossed the street. We used to have fuel mart and it had an excellent trucker stop restaraunt, 20 years ago it closed 9 years ago We used to have citgo station directly on opposite side of road of fuel martand it had a eatery. Now I've moved somewhere I can readily get real gas. One is 93 and the other is 91 IIRC. Really old stations for some reason makes me think more water might get in but probably not.