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1. www.ontariogasprices.com › Prices_NationallyAverage Prices By Province - Ontario Gas Prices

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   1 day ago · Show Average Prices By Metro Area. The prices below are for regular gasoline as of 7/5/2024 1:47:35 AM local time.

2. www.ontariogasprices.com › GasPriceSearchOntario Gas Prices - Find Cheap Gas Prices in Ontario

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   Jun 23, 2024 · Save money by finding the cheapest gas near you. Report Gas; Help others save money by reporting gas prices. Win Gas

3. nsuarb.novascotia.ca › mandates › gasoline-dieselGasoline & Diesel Prices & Zone Map - Nova Scotia

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   1 day ago · Breakdown - Gasoline & Diesel Oil prices - as of the last pricing date (s) – Zone 1.

4. toronto.citynews.ca › toronto-gta-gas-pricesToronto & GTA Gas Prices

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   2 days ago · Before you fuel up, check tomorrow's gas price today. Save on gas in Toronto and the GTA by knowing the price change at the pump.

5. ranwhenparked.net › difference-between-92-and-93-gasDifference Between 92 and 93 Gas: Octane Ratings Explained ...

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   Jun 9, 2024 · The main difference between regular and premium gasoline lies in the octane rating. Octane is essential to prevent engine knock—a situation where fuel burns uncontrollably in the engine’s cylinders. Think of octane ratings as a safeguard against this engine equivalent of indigestion.

6. gasprices.aaa.com › state-gas-pricAAA Gas Prices

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   1 day ago · Gas Cost Calculator; News. Fuel Saving Tips; Fuel Quality; Premium Fuel Research; Top Trends; Contact AAA; Today’s AAA National Average $3.514 . Price as of 7/5/24 ...

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   What octane gas should a car use?

   • Octane Rating: Regular gas: Usually has an octane rating of 87. Premium gas: Higher octane, typically 91 – 93. Now, not all cars need the premium stuff. Regular gasoline works just fine for most vehicles. However, if your car manufacturer recommends premium gas, it’s not just a ploy to get you to splash out more cash.

   Difference Between 92 and 93 Gas: Octane Ratings Explained for Drivers

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   Is 93 octane gas better than 92?

   • When we’re at the gas pump, choosing between 92 and 93 octane gasoline can feel like a trivial distinction. But just as a pinch of salt can transform a meal, this one number difference in octane rating is more significant to your car’s performance and engine health than you might expect.

   Difference Between 92 and 93 Gas: Octane Ratings Explained for Drivers

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   Why is octane important?

   • Octane is essential to prevent engine knock—a situation where fuel burns uncontrollably in the engine’s cylinders. Think of octane ratings as a safeguard against this engine equivalent of indigestion. Octane Rating: Regular gas: Usually has an octane rating of 87. Premium gas: Higher octane, typically 91 – 93.

   Difference Between 92 and 93 Gas: Octane Ratings Explained for Drivers

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   What is octane rating?

   • Higher octane fuels are engineered to prevent premature detonation in the engine—a phenomenon known as ‘knocking’. Octane rating is a measure of this resistance.

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8. stockr.net › Toronto › GasPriceTomorrow's Gas Price in Toronto - 169.9 cents/Litre | stockr

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   Jun 29, 2024 · What is the price of gas today? What is the gas price tomorrow? The price at each gas station will be slightly different, but they all follow the oil/gasoline markets. If the "gas commodity price" went up today, gas prices will go up tomorrow.