Gas Station Near Me

Need a gas station near you? Use the map below to find the nearest gas stations right now, check which are open, and get directions in seconds. Under the map you can jump straight to what you need: stations open 24 hours, gas prices near you, the cheapest gas, diesel, E85, or a specific brand like Shell, BP, Chevron, or ExxonMobil.

Find a Gas Station Near Me

The map centers on your current location to show the gas stations closest to you right now. Search your city or zip, or zoom in, then tap a station to see its hours, address, and whether it’s open right now. It’s the fastest way to spot the closest pump and check the fuel available near you, without driving around looking for one. Whether you call it a gas station, fuel station, petrol station, filling station, or service station, allow location access and the map points you to the nearest or closest one open now.

Gas stations near your current location, tap a pin for hours, directions, and open-now status.

Gas Stations Near Me Open Now

Caught out late or early in the morning? Many stations, especially major-chain and highway locations, stay open around the clock, while smaller independents keep shorter hours. The map above shows what’s open right now when you tap a station, and our guide to gas stations open 24 hours rounds up the chains you can count on at any hour, plus how to confirm a station is open before you drive over.

Find a Gas Station by Type or Brand

Looking for something specific? Jump straight to it.

By need or fuel type:

24-hour gas stations – open all night, near you
Gas prices near you – compare local prices before you fill up
Cheapest gas stations – lowest prices near you
Diesel stations – including truck stops and DEF
E85 / flex fuel – for flex-fuel vehicles
Gas stations with a car wash – wash while you fuel up
Full service gas stations – where an attendant pumps for you, plus help for disabled drivers
Free air for tires – which stations give free air, and where it is the law
EV charging stations – find chargers, types, cost, and which gas stations have them
Truck stops – Pilot, Love’s and TA; diesel, showers, parking and scales
Hydrogen fuel stations – for fuel-cell cars; where they are, cost, and how to find one

By brand:

Shell – V-Power fuel and Fuel Rewards
BP and Amoco – Invigorate fuel and earnify rewards
Chevron and Texaco – Techron fuel and ExtraMile stores
Exxon and Mobil – Synergy fuel and Rewards+
Costco – cheapest gas, members only, Top Tier
Valero – Top Tier fuel and ValeroPay+ rewards
Circle K – convenience stores, many open 24/7, Inner Circle rewards
76 – West Coast icon, Top Tier PROclean fuel, KickBack rewards
Sunoco – East Coast brand, official NASCAR fuel, Go Rewards
Citgo – East and Midwest, Top Tier TriCLEAN fuel, Club CITGO rewards
ARCO – West Coast cheap gas, Top Tier fuel, ampm stores
Speedway – Midwest and East, part of 7-Eleven, top-rated Speedy Rewards
QuikTrip (QT) – mostly 24/7, Top Tier gas at low prices, QT Pay savings
Wawa – Mid-Atlantic and Florida, hoagies and coffee, Wawa Rewards
Buc-ee’s – giant Texas travel centers, cheap gas, always open
Sheetz – Pennsylvania and Appalachian cult chain, MTO food, Sheetz Rewardz
Casey’s – Midwest small-town stores, famous pizza, Casey’s Rewards
Sam’s Club – Walmart warehouse club, members-only cheap gas
Murphy USA – cheap gas at Walmart, Murphy Drive Rewards
RaceTrac – Southern 24/7 stores, fountain drinks, RaceTrac Rewards
Marathon – Midwest and East, Top Tier fuel, Marathon ARCO Rewards
Phillips 66 – Midwest and Mountain West, Top Tier PROclean, Fuel Forward
Conoco – Midwest and Southwest, high-detergent Top Tier, Fuel Forward
Kroger – grocery fuel points up to $1/gal off; King Soopers, Fry’s, Ralphs and more
Kwik Trip – Upper Midwest cult favorite; Kwik Star in Iowa, Top Tier gas, fresh food
Walmart – low prices and the Walmart+ discount at 14,000+ stations
Holiday – Upper Midwest and northern states, Top Tier gas, Inner Circle Fuel Days
Meijer – Midwest supercenters, Top Tier gas, mPerks fuel rewards
GetGo – Giant Eagle’s food-forward stores, Top Tier gas, myPerks, WetGo car wash
Maverik – the Intermountain West adventure chain, Adventure Club Nitro rewards
Kum & Go – the Iowa chain now rebranding to Maverik
Sinclair – the green-dinosaur brand, Top Tier DINOCARE, DINOPAY app
Cenex – farmer-owned co-op, Top Tier gas across the Upper Midwest
BJ’s – members-only warehouse-club gas along the East Coast
Cumberland Farms – New England chain, SmartPay 10c/gal off

By city:

What Is Top Tier Gas and Why It Matters

Not all gasoline is the same. Most fuel comes from the same refineries, but what sets brands apart is the detergent additive package they blend in. Top Tier is a standard created by major automakers that requires far more engine-cleaning detergent than the EPA minimum.

A study by AAA found that non-Top Tier gasoline left 19 times more carbon deposits on engine parts than Top Tier fuel after just 4,000 miles. Those deposits can hurt fuel economy, raise emissions, and cause rough idling over time. The good news: Top Tier gas costs only about 3 cents more per gallon on average, and many common stations already sell it, including Shell, Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil, Costco, and QuikTrip.

Regular, Mid-Grade, or Premium: Which Do You Need?

Most cars run perfectly on regular 87 octane. Check your owner’s manual, if it says “regular unleaded recommended,” premium won’t give you better performance, mileage, or a cleaner engine, you’d just be wasting money. Premium (91-93 octane) is only necessary when the manual says “premium required,” typical for many turbocharged engines, sports cars, and some luxury vehicles. If it says “premium recommended” (not required), regular is safe, though you may notice slightly less power. The one rule that applies to every grade: use Top Tier gas when you can, the cleaning additives are in regular, mid, and premium alike.

Diesel, E85 and Other Fuel Types

Not every station carries every fuel. Here’s where to look:

Diesel – Most major-brand stations sell diesel, but not all. Truck stops like Pilot, Love’s, and Flying J always have it, often cheaper than regular gas stations, and usually offer DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) at the pump.

E85 (flex fuel) – Only for vehicles badged “Flex Fuel” (often a yellow gas cap). E85 is usually cheaper per gallon but delivers about 15-27% fewer miles per gallon, so the savings can be smaller than they look. Our E85 guide covers where to find it near you.
Ethanol-free gas – For boats, mowers, generators, and classic cars; no ethanol, so it stores better and resists moisture, usually at a higher octane.

Propane – For grills, RVs, and heaters; refill your own tank to save or swap it at an exchange cage for convenience.

Checking Gas Prices Near You

Prices move daily and can swing 20 to 40 cents a gallon between stations on the same road, so it pays to compare before you pull in. See our guide to gas prices near you to compare local stations on the map and understand what sets the price, why it varies by state, and why two nearby pumps can charge different amounts.

Looking for the Cheapest Gas?

Want to pay less at the pump? Warehouse clubs (Costco, Sam’s Club, BJ’s) and supermarket fuel-points programs usually undercut the major brands, and a quick price comparison before you fill can save 20 to 30 cents a gallon. Our full guide to cheap gas stations near you covers where the lowest prices hide and how to stack rewards for even more off.

Gas Guides and Comparisons

A few deeper reads for drivers weighing their options:

About This Site

GasStations-NearMe.com helps US drivers find a gas station fast, whether you need one open now, the cheapest nearby, diesel, E85, or a particular brand. We also explain fuel types and Top Tier quality so you can fuel up smart. This site is not affiliated with any fuel company.

Last updated: August 2026