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Re: Different Gas Different Mileage
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Posted by John M on February 07, 2005 at 09:09:54 from (64.53.73.215):
In Reply to: Different Gas Different Mileage posted by tlak on February 07, 2005 at 05:35:42:
In one town near me,there are six stations where folks can get gas.They pretty much have all the ins and outs of the town covered.None are strictly gas,they are all like convient store type stations except one who has a machanic on duty.Two of those six are literally across the road from each othe and a third is within 50 yards of those.You cna watch the truck fill up the tanks at one station,go across the raod to the other then up the road to the third and finally a mile up the road to the fourthAll from the smae tanker,but all have different prices.But for some starnge reason,ones gas will seem to run better than the others!
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