Your Email: Cheap gas can be a gamble with your car 

diesel mutt88 Shit, I wish you would make videos on this subject. You actually sounds like you know what you’re talking about vs. this talking head on this video reading from a teleprompter. Reading your words vs. listening to this guy is like night and day.

I agree. I also used to deliver fuel to stations. I worked for a company that owned both branded stations and generic, "no name" stations. I would get the branded fuel from Conoco-Philips since the branded stations were all Philips 66 stations and it was always "splash blended" (mixed in the tanker truck itself) and the "no name" fuel would come from Chevron. The additive was the same, just less of it for the "generic" fuel. In reality, the generic stations would get a mixture of Conoco and Chevron fuel since its not like we would clean out the tanker between loads. So some residual would always be mixed in.

Yup!! This should be the common knowledge info!! Unfortunately, this video missed the mark slightly lol

It doesn't take much additive to make a difference. In fact it would be harmful if the dosage was too high

Ancient Mysteries & Modern Innovations At doing what? Reading a script? Lol

Is e85 bad for rubber parts?

Cooley is the best!

Costco is a top tier station...so sure, you are good to go! In fact, I think Costco and BP may use the same supplier since I've seen both use the same transport company and both get me the same gas mileage (at least here in Ohio).

I live in San Francisco area and worked at a Costco for 5 years at the same location. 1 year was strictly Costco gas regular from 1/4 mark to full tank same pump. I got 21mpg average. I went with my local Chevron for one year same pump regular gas once i reached the 1/4 mark. Maintenance was done myself and I saw a slight increase to 21.5 mpg. I saw no major difference. The only benefit i got with Chevron was no wait time. Vs Costco

@@OneManOnFire Sounds about the same for me. Costco is about middle of the pack for fuel economy. I hear Chevron is the best, but I don't have Chevron around me. Exon has given me the best gas mileage so far. Shell has been the worst, but their gas apparently has the most cleaning power.

@@Curryolla costco gas is crap. My Mustang GT couldn't be tuned due to the ecu pulling timing with that cheap gas. we emptied the tank and put Shell V power and problem solved.

Dont do it

He’s finally back!!!

There's a brand name station here with top tier stickers on their pumps. Worst fuel I have ever used in this town.

It is it's in my head as well 😂😂☻☻🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️👍👍

BigHeadClan Italian tune up from time to time should take care of that pesky carbon hahaha

@@FullOfMalarky Well as they say, a red line a day keeps the carbon away. No, but seriously that's totally dependent on the engine. lol

BigHeadClan Everything you stated seems to be pulled directly from your ass, because all I see is bullshit. 1st of all, Mr. Cool is either wrong or your interpretation of what he meant is, because according to the comment posted by “DieselMutt88” here in this comment section, he’s been hauling fuel from the distribution centers to the gas stations for the past 12yrs. and he says that every gas stations 91 octane comes from the same exact storage tank at the terminal. The only thing that separates them from that point is the brands specific additive that’s put in during the truck loading process. So you’re completely full of shit or just downright talking straight out of your ass and don’t know jack shit to begin with... I trust the word of a person who actually works the job for a living before I trust anything this fucking actor by the name of “Mr. Cool” says. As far as engines having higher tolerances after 2014? Umm FYI: That actually happened in 2012.... What exactly? Oh don’t worry about it, I just decided to pull that out of my ass the same way you did with your little 2014 comment based on complete and utter bullshit... As if all car manufacturers in the world decided to get together and agree to have “higher tolerances” for fuck all reason and suddenly change the way they’ve been making their engines... Stfu with your Bullshit! You say 2016 Infinity’s have yet to report a single issue in regards to carbon buildup because there hasn’t been enough time for the vehicles to reach 100k miles?? How stupid are you? Don’t you know that every manufacturer has mules of every car they make and runs the dog shit out of them day and night for testing purposes and could probably reach 100k within 1-2 weeks if they wanted to get the test results for themselves? You fucking moron. Shut your mouth and go back to class, because you must be in elementary school with all the dumb shit you posted about.

dont go to wawa or race track. stick with shell /sunoco etc

yup. saw a dude put 87 in his charger

That's Cooley's personal car.

Costco

NeATaNDtURdy you're having an out-of-Scotty experience.

AttachedSilver arco is top tier yes

Kroger uses shell gasoline.

@@UBeesh10 I won;t believe it. I have used Kroger gas more than a few times to TRY and ave money, but get much worse gas mileage than i do with Shell, and my truck misses and does not run as well with the junk Kroger or Giant Eagle gas. You can believe what you want, but I know there is a difference.

@@pickin4you easy enough to google but alrighty.

@@UBeesh10 Google is not in my fuel system in my vehicle. You can have expensive PURE Shell or watered down in a dirty tank under ground cheap SHELL gas for Kroger. Way beck before your time i am guessing, they did fuel tests and this was before Walmart or Giant Eagle wa even in the state I live in. The local news crews had several different brands of gas tested for purity and cleanliness. Back then, BP was supposed to be the best, but it cam out dead last on how dirty it was. Speedway used to be Super America gas, and it was less expensive, but the cleanest you could buy. So the brand has nothing to do with it, but rather how pure and clean it is when it goes into your tank. I have been around cars all my life as most anyone, but in my 57 years, I can tell when my almost new 28,000 miles truck is not running like it should when i put the wrong gas in it. I use my own automotive experience, and could care less what GOOGLE has to say about it. These same gasoline have acted exactly the same in the past 4 vehicles I have owned in the past 20 years. Shell an Speedway have always been the best in them all. You buy what you want or hat GOOGLE tells you to buy. Thats entirely up to you. I was just trying to impart some wisdom into some that have no clue as to what is going on.

@@pickin4you wow youre super serious. Not worth a 6 paragraph essay. As u said, believe what you want. The proof is on the internet. If u want to be ignorant, go right ahead. Goodbye.

That's why every DI car needs to be fitted with an aftermarket oil catch-can system.

@TrollBuster...Octane is just how much faster the fuel burns. It has nothing to do with cleaner or better. Unless your car requires it. If not its like giving protein shack to a baby when breast milk will do

@@Alumnikiid What makes you think I didn't know that? The point is, Costco carries what I need for less.

@TrollBuster cause u stated “I only u Costco gas. 93 octane”. Which makes one think you only by 93 even when the car only requires 87. The point is all gas stations carry what we need, which is gas at a station.

@@Alumnikiid Um yeah, some logic there XD

Costco gas for me only. I have the costco credit card and its 4% cash back. Which is nice when you have to fill a 22 gallon tank every week

We're not there yet. Give it a few decades.

@blimeyification Never smelled gas or had an overfill while waiting for the fuel/air to settle & then go for the second click.

Here's a duzzy. Pumps around my place often stop early. I can literaly pump another full gallon of gas into my car before i have to worry about the fuel filler neck. Its the pressure that builds in the tank that prevents them from being completely full. Been doing it since 2015 and have not had any problems.

@@jagtan13 I've used my fair share of pumps with a near empty tank I have to hold the gas nozzle @ a funky angle to avoid the click back & forget about using the trigger holder. This is rare but happens occasionally. Probably due to a worn / cracked seal on the gas nozzle or a pressure problem with the pump.

Please note though, if your car was designed for 87 or 91 then you're just wasting cash with 93

@@cpufreak101 probably lives on the east coast so no 91 only 93

Grand Slam do they require premium fuel?

@@Dinty51 yes they do

@@Dinty51 yes

WildandLiving won't work with DI, the carbon builds up on the valves.

Throttle body cleaning does nothing to the valves.

Probably had more ethanol in it

James 1:19 Costco does all that too.

TrollBuster not in the southeast, Costco and Wal-Mart use whatever is cheapest at the time. And whoever will deliver it the cheapest. It may be diffrent were your from. I can only speak about the area I cover.

I was recently fueling up at a Mobil station in Denver one late night. The fuel delivery guy was there, refilling the tanks. I walked over and decided to chat with him about this topic. He said " Mobil and Exonn are the same, all gasoline comes from the same refineries and individual stations use additives while he's refilling the tanks. He said Shell is really good as is Exonn Mobil, Costco is the most rigorous when adding the additive packages they use. Costco takes this process more seriously than anyone else.

@@DJR5280 it all depends on location for most brands. She'll is good if your within 100 miles of a Shell terminal. But shell branded gas in FL sucks. But shell GA gets its gas off the ATL pipeline. So it's very good gas. You did the best thing you can do to find the best gas in your area. Find a delivery driver and ask.