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Advanced Synergy gasoline
- When you purchase gasoline at an Esso- and Mobil-branded gas station, you’re fueling with advanced Synergy gasoline.
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Learn more about Esso and Mobil unleaded Synergy gasoline as well as the 7 key ingreidents used to increase your car's fuel economy.
- Quality fuels
Your local Esso and Mobil stations offer several different...
- Quality fuels
Included in our Synergy fuel offerings is our premium grade fuel, Esso Supreme™ and Esso Supreme+™ (where available). Visit our high octane Esso Supreme line up page to discover the benefits of premium gas and to answer your questions about our premium unleaded fuel.
Your local Esso and Mobil stations offer several different types of Synergy fuel. Learn about our various grades of high quality gasoline and diesel fuels and see which is the best choice for your vehicle.
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Octane is one of the flammable hydrocarbons that is naturally present in gasoline. The octane rating found on the different grades of gasoline is related to the refining process: fuels with a higher octane content are more expensive to refine and cost more to store and distribute due to lower demand. Those added costs are passed on to you at the pu...
Regular Gasoline (87 octane) Regular gasoline in Canada is typically rated at 87 octane. This is the least expensive type of fuel and is also the grade recommended for use in most engines that don’t specify a need for a higher octane rating. Mid-Grade Gasoline (89 octane) Mid-grade gasoline is typically rated at 89 octane in Canada. A few vehicles ...
The vast majority of cars that require or recommend premium fuel will say so on a sticker inside the fuel door or on the gas cap. However, this is not a universal rule, and used vehicles may have had these stickers removed. The safest bet is to check the owner’s manual for the automaker's recommendation, where the octane level required by the engin...
Since 2022, all fuel types and gasoline grades sold in Canada contain a certain amount of ethanol to help reduce vehicle emissions overall—though the mix of these blends can change depending on the requirements of different provinces and the products available at different gas station chains. The basic requirement, however, are the national Renewab...
Canada halted the sale of leaded gasoline in 1990, and the vast majority of modern cars have been designed from the outset to run on unleaded gasoline. However, if you run a classic car, you may need to use additives in your petrol, although many classics have been converted so that they will happily run on unleaded gas.
In Canada, gas with an 87 octane level is considered regular, while 89 is considered mid-grade and 91 is considered premium. At some gas stations you’ll even find ratings higher than 91. Gas with an octane level of 94 in Canada is considered Super Premium.
Oct 11, 2019 · The octane rating of pure ethanol is 100, but when it’s blended with gasoline, it performs as if it’s 112. In other words, higher-octane blends — Petro Canada’s 94 and Esso’s 93 — use ...
Since 1996 Esso currently supplying fuels for all Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup entrants under Mobil brand as ExxonMobil increased its fuel partnership role with Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup as Esso since the 2015 season.
