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Try this again? Gas headed up soon!

EDITED AN EARLIER POST:
Prices are $4.25 @ benchmark in Indiana! GET GAS!
Earlier post:
While trees are coming down in Grand Rapids at this hour, I will unfortunately predict that our gas prices will rise. (I’m watching the TV… rain between 6-24″ deep in spots and people are willing to chance HYDRO-LOCKING their engines to get around [...]

Price rehike likely for Friday Morning for Speedway States!

Fill’er up tonight! After a 7-cent drop yesterday on the market, prices have *already* shot right back up to what they were at the market open on Wednesday. $4.15 has been a popular re-hike amount lately, but I expect between $4.19-$4.25 tomorrow in Michigan depending on today’s final numbers. Since Midwest PADD dropped significantly this [...]

Indiana benchmark goes from $3.89 just moments ago to $4.05!

Sorry for all the updates, but this is just further support of $4 gasoline here in the Midwest tomorrow.
My benchmark station in Burns Harbor, IN jumped from $3.89 to the $4.05 mark. We’ll likely see $4.19. Ohio and Indiana $4.09-$4.15.
Top off/Fill up TONIGHT!

Speedway takes one for the team, rasises prices minimally to $3.99

As of a few moments ago, Speedway has set the price of $3.99 at many of their Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio locations. This is a rare instance in the fact that Speedway is pricing gasoline the same in these states. Seems to be that they are favoring the consumer here and not going over $4 [...]

Meijer jumping before Speedway!?

That’s right, I just got a Meijer text message stating that their prices are going to increase after 1:30, so I’m not quite sure what is going to happen with Speedway. EDIT: I have made sense of this- the text message I got was for the Indianapolis area, however, Speedway hasn’t shown a hike yet [...]

Benchmark backs off to $3.69

My Indiana benchmark has dropped four cents since my last writing, down to $3.69. Is there some reason their wholesale costs are that much higher than Grand Rapids? The station in question in Indiana is definitely a high volume station, so their wholesale costs would be more appropriate to benchmark against compared to a smaller [...]

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