2022年10月24日 · According to experts, unleaded 88 gets slightly lower gas mileage than regular unleaded and gives off fewer carbon emissions, but the differences are minor. Experts say it is worth using if the...

2023年1月7日 · For most modern cars that utilize octane 87, unleaded 88 would be completely safe to use and should not damage your car. It’s designed to work with most gas engines made from 2001 on. It’s also compatible with flex-fuel vehicles. However, you should always check the owner’s manual before using a new fuel.

2024年12月1日 · Consumer Reports explains whether you should use unleaded 88 octane gas (also known as E15), which contains 15 percent ethanol, instead of standard 87 octane gasoline.

2022年6月30日 · Following Sheetz's announcement that it has lowered some gasoline prices through July 4, some drivers cheered about saving money while others warned that not all vehicles can use it. The...

2022年11月22日 · Unleaded 88 is a blend of 85% gasoline and 15% ethanol. That makes it more environmentally friendly than the more common 87 that you see at most gas stations. The Environmental Protection Agency...

2019年1月8日 · Recently, some ethanol organizations and friendly fuel retailers have begun using "Unleaded 88" as a way to brand E15 fuel. It's a brilliant move because it helps to diffuse the noxious and...

Unleaded 88 is a blend of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline that burns cleaner and has higher octane that’s better for your engine, environment, and wallet. It’s approved for all cars 2001 and newer and American drivers have already logged more than 100 billion miles on it.

Find the nearest station near you or plan your own green road trip with our biofuel trip planner. Standard gasoline (10% ethanol). Nearly every gallon of gas sold in the U.S. contains some percentage of ethanol. More can actually be better. E15 (15% ethanol) burns cleaner than standard gas. Any car made after 2001 can use Unleaded 88.

Regular 88 (otherwise known as E15 or Unleaded 88) is an 88 octane fuel available at many Family Express® locations. This grade of fuel contains up to 15% ethanol. Regular 88 is EPA approved for use in model year 2001 and newer cars, light duty trucks, and flex fuel vehicles.

Unleaded 88 is a blend of 84 octane gasoline and ethanol. The difference is Unleaded 87 has 10% ethanol and Unleaded 88 has 15% ethanol. The 5% increase in ethanol increases the octane rating to 88. Why Unleaded 88? It’s good for your engine. Unleaded 88 burns cleaner and cooler than regular unleaded gasoline.