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Understanding Gas Grades: Which One Should You Use and Why It Matters

Gasoline prices can be a challenge. And we all like to cut costs when and where we can. And, when you pull up to the pump, you may notice different gas grades—typically 87, 89, and 91 or 93; each with a different price. But, is it a good idea to go with the lowest cost? And will this affect my car or truck’s health or milage? To answer these questions, the experts at Tracy’s Tire Pros and Automotive explain the different gas grades so you can decide which grade is best for you and your budget.