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I'm in Frisco, Texas.
Looking for gas stations in Frisco, Richardson, and Plano that have great quality 93.

Anyone have a go to gas station that has proven high quality 93 octane


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Is kangaroo express one of those "express convenience stations" listed off that link?
 

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No...

But most of the Kangaroos are BP stations.
Hmm BP is on that list too. Trying to decide between kangaroo vs marathon. Theirs a sundo too but that one looks really sketchy :confused:
 

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My very first tank of gas was Shell Nitro V-Power 93 and I got 16 mpg. Second tank was 100% gas (no ethanol) 91 octane and I averaged 18 mpg. (brand unknown)

Basically, if you can get non-ethanol gas I'd go with that before trying to figure out whose brand is better. If that's not an option I've heard Shell and Exxon have the best performance followed by Texaco/Conoco/Sunuco (all the same)
 

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Very old Mustangers look for the quality and cleanliness of their "Rest Rooms" rather than their gasoline! Just saying...oh just admit it why don't ya!
 

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Gasoline is a commodity. Shell sells to Mobil, Mobil sells to BP and BP sells to Shell. Even if your area has your favorite brand distribution center it does not mean the gas in those tanks was refined by your favorite brand. Since there are typically only one or two distribution centers in a given area all brands get their gas from those centers.

The only thing that varies by brand are the top tier brands will add a higher concentration of detergents to the gas when it's pumped into the delivery truck. If that truck isn't dropping all its load at one station everyone on the route will get the higher concentration of detergents.

It's quite pointless to worry about brand. You would be better served if you looked for high volume stations that turn over the gas quickly preventing the possibility of getting stale or contaminated gas.
 

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Pretty much all the stations around me (Frisco also) are shown as Top Tier in GasBuddy, including the CostCo on Eldorado, which tends to be the cheapest option around that DNT/Eldorado intersection, or at least the prices swing up slower than the others there.
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