Fuel grades at Sheetz
| Grade | Octane | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unleaded 88 | 88 | An E15 blend (up to 15% ethanol). Usually the cheapest grade. Approved by the EPA for cars and light trucks from model year 2001 and newer. |
| Regular unleaded | 87 | Standard E10 gasoline. |
| Mid-grade | 89 | Available at most stores. |
| Premium | 91 to 93 | Varies by state. |
| Diesel | n/a | At many stores. Some locations have truck lanes. |
| E85 / Ethanol-free | varies | Only at select stores. |
Should you use Unleaded 88?
For most cars built in 2001 or later, yes, it's approved and it's typically cheaper. It has slightly less energy per gallon than E10, so mileage can drop by about 1 to 2%, which usually still leaves you ahead on cost. Don't use it in motorcycles, boats, small engines or older cars unless the manufacturer allows it. Check your owner's manual or fuel door.
How to save on Sheetz gas
- Join My Sheetz Rewardz. App offers and points can take cents off per gallon. See the Rewardz guide.
- Check the app before you go. Prices can differ by 10 cents or more between stores in the same area.
- Fill up early in the week. Across the industry, prices tend to rise later in the week and ahead of holidays.
- Use the right card. Some credit cards and the Sheetz Visa offer fuel rewards. Cash and debit prices can be the same as credit at Sheetz, unlike some competitors.
Is Sheetz gas Top Tier?
Sheetz has been listed as a Top Tier gasoline retailer, meaning its fuel meets the additive standards set by a group of automakers. The list changes, so check toptiergas.com for the current status.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Sheetz gas cheaper than other stations?
Sheetz uses fuel partly to bring customers inside for food and drinks, so it often prices gas competitively. Unleaded 88 is also usually cheaper than regular.
Is Unleaded 88 bad for my car?
Not for most cars from 2001 onward, which the EPA has approved for E15. Check your owner's manual, and don't use it in small engines, boats or motorcycles.
Does Sheetz charge more for credit cards?
Sheetz generally shows one price for cash and credit, but policies can change. The pump display shows the price you'll pay.