AS WELL ASalthough gas prices are gradually falling in United States until July, those sky-high prices we saw in June are not quite forgotten yet, and it’s still not as affordable as it once was to fill up your tank.
Some states are now offering gas tax breaks due to high prices and gas incentive payments also on sale.
To help you find the cheapest gas prices, we’ve created this guide to the cheapest filling stations in major US cities, as well as the states with the most expensive and cheapest gas.
Which state has the highest gas prices?
US state with the highest gas prices for a long time Californiacurrently at $6,097 per gallon.
Which state has the lowest gas prices?
US state with the lowest gas prices now Georgia again who overtook South Carolina after being the cheapest, the average price is now $4,192 a gallon.
Where are the cheapest gas stations in the US?
When it comes to finding the cheapest gas stations in the US, these are the places with the cheapest gas stations in the 10 most populous cities in the country:
- New York, NY ($4): Jan’s Smoke Shop II, 383 Bloomingdal Rd, Akron, NY.
- Los Angeles, CA ($5.29): Costco 340 Lakewood Center Mall, Lakewood, CA.
- Chicago, IL ($4.29): Marathon, 2480 75th Street, Paddock Lake, Wisconsin.
- Houston, TX ($3.69): Country Food Mart, 13703 Cedar Point Dr, Houston, TX.
- Phoenix, AZ ($4.47): ARCO, 2245 E Florence Blvd, Casa Grande, AZ.
- Philadelphia, PA ($4.25): Sunoco, 515 North Haddon Ave, Haddonfield, NJ.
- San Antonio, TX ($3.79): Stanley Ice Station, 2403 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX.
- San Diego, CA ($5.19): Horizon Fuel Center, 31267 Valley Center Rd, Valley Center, CA.
- Dallas, TX ($3.79): Costco, 600 W Arbrook Blvd, Arlington, TX.
- San Jose, CA ($5.45): Costco, 2201 Senter Rd, San Jose, CA.