Your Texas prices are better than our Idaho prices.I drove it to work. Then I stopped in Bonham and put $60.00 worth of 89 in it, and made a grab and go at Braums for a couple of cheese burgers and a large order of fries.
Happy and Safe Travels Drivers!
Yes. Montana was cheaper than Idaho. At least in Missoula last week.Your Texas prices are better than our Idaho prices.
I drove it to work. Then I stopped in Bonham and put $60.00 worth of 89 in it, and made a grab and go at Braums for a couple of cheese burgers and a large order of fries.
Happy and Safe Travels Drivers!
Your Texas prices are better than our Idaho prices.
Ours are terrible down here! Costco is a little better which is where I try to go when I'm in Tucson.
I paid $5.15 for 91 octane last Saturday. Not the lowest in my area but it's a couple miles down the road and Top Tier 76 station. The good news is on 91 it only used 7 gallons to drive home from Missoula to Post Falls last Tuesday.Ours are terrible down here! Costco is a little better which is where I try to go when I'm in Tucson.
Costco has been hanging on just under $5.00 for premium for the last 3 weeks. I try to fill up there as much as possible as they're a top tier station. This is when I'm glad I'm retired and don't put on a lot of miles anymore. The last time gas spiked like this we already had a 5 week road trip planned which ended up costing me way more in gas than I had planned.I paid $5.15 for 91 octane last Saturday. Not the lowest in my area but it's a couple miles down the road and Top Tier 76 station. The good news is on 91 it only used 7 gallons to drive home from Missoula to Post Falls last Tuesday.
Nice !Contemplating an upgrade the stance/ tire size
Currently on:
6112 Bilsteins up front (2.9” Lift
5160 Bilsteins in the rear w/ the icon leaf pack (2” Lift)
265/70/17 Goodyear Wranglers
17x7.5” 55mm offset Bronco Steel Take offs
I’m thinking of going to a 3.5” shock in the front, maybe an Eibach Pro Truck coilover. As well as stepping up to either a 285/70/17 or 295/70/17 tire. Is anyone here currently running the Eibachs?
Update: Ordered the Eibach pro truck front coiloversContemplating an upgrade the stance/ tire size
Currently on:
6112 Bilsteins up front (2.9” Lift
5160 Bilsteins in the rear w/ the icon leaf pack (2” Lift)
265/70/17 Goodyear Wranglers
17x7.5” 55mm offset Bronco Steel Take offs
I’m thinking of going to a 3.5” shock in the front, maybe an Eibach Pro Truck coilover. As well as stepping up to either a 285/70/17 or 295/70/17 tire. Is anyone here currently running the Eibachs?
You're going to love them, I had those on my '19 Ranger. They mad a huge improvement on the overall ride and really smoothed out the bumps off road.
I'm excited for them. Now I just need to decide on some 285/70/17s
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10 Gals of diesel, you must be richAll I did was run out and pickup 10 gallons of diesel and 50 pounds of ag fertilizer
Got 15 yards of topsoil to move ,spread, and plant grass on along with leveling some bad spots.
Are you blowing something up?All I did was run out and pickup 10 gallons of diesel and 50 pounds of ag fertilizer
Got 15 yards of topsoil to move ,spread, and plant grass on along with leveling some bad spots.
Maybe he has gophers.
You sound like the guy parked next to me at the Amish store. He saw me loading that bag of fertilizer in the Ranger right next to the diesel cans and asked the same question. Diesel is too expensive to waste on explosions. I have black powder for that
. Almost 70 bucks for 10 gallons of diesel today 
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