+1 I actually asked the lady at texaco. She said it was easier for people to compare prices with canada that way
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anyone know the quality of gas at the can-am station?

I usually go to chevron or shell but today gas prices there were 103.9 compared to 96.9 at Can-Am..... stuck with v-power anyway, but might hav to consider that next time

Figured I'd bump this since gas price is @ 1.31 today

Chevron & Shell in PR was at 0.99/L a few days ago. The Can-Am (first one after Letter Carrier) was $0.95

98.9 at can am today

i usually am able to get two tanks out of the same amount of $$ that gets me one here..

atleast tat was the case in my is300

id fill up 15 gallons, then fill two 25 L jerry cans, 70-80$ max. 91 octane at shell

that would JUST last me a week... lol i drove way to much(600+miles/week)

it also helped that i have a town home in blaine...

:fuuuuu: @ the current gas prices in the lower mainland. Gonna have to go to Point Roberts to fill up gas from now on.

Just came back. 106 for regular, 105 if you are paying canadian
Premium at 110/liter
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fuck!

jumped a whole 10 cents

haha damn you beat me to it. I was there today as well. surprising to see its 106 for regular now compared to two months ago which was 96! holy crap!

I was there at 1130 it was only 0.98 I think? at the can am. definitely not over a dollar.
changes fast.

^

can am is always about 8 cents cheaper than shell/chevron.

anyone know what diesel is at down there?
I need to save some money, my fuel bill is reaching $700 a month

i live at the bottom of the hill by point roberts and the day before yesterday it was 99.9 at can am

off topic, but is there anywhere to buy groceries in PR?

the International Marketplace behind chevron


so anyone kno quality of gas at Can-Am? where they source it perhaps?

are prices much cheaper than superstores or costco?

not by a significant amount, definitely not worth going down just for groceries if you dont live in twwassen

however, you can get food they dont sell in canada (ie. dreyers ice cream)

not really, their prices are pretty much the same as our local gas stations. You could always go to Husky - they have great quality gas! and cheaper than most places ;)

I live in Vancouver, is it worth the time for me to drive all the way to point roberts just for gas?

It'd take forever with all the traffic. I can only see the people in Richmond or Surrey doing it.

Depends on your tank size and which part of Vancouver. If right by Oak street bridge, you're still a good 30km away. So that is 60km round trip.



I live in Richmond. Depending on the car I bring down. I save from $15-25 per tank x that by everyweek.


Also depends on what time you go. I usually go after midnite. So no traffic at all. But if you were to go in the afternoon. You'll spend time idling at the boarder wasting gas.

like i said, i'd get two tanks for the price of one..

but i also lived in white rock :D, after moving to delta i still went weekly..

if you make the trip down there bring jerry cans, the border guards don't care at all...

i went to pt roberts last week for gas

chevron

reg. 101.1

cannot remember rates for other octanes but each grade was roughly an increment of roughly 4 cents a liter!

whats the legal position on transporting jerry cans? is this just something that customs is lenient on, or is this unlawful?
how many litres can you carry accross?

legal if you want to get raped with tax