Gasoline grades
Regular, midgrade, and premium (87, 89, and 91 octane) as standard E10 blends, for resale at stations and for fleet and equipment fueling.
GASOLINE / FUEL SUPPLY
Gasoline.
Regular, midgrade, and premium gasoline, plus E15 and E85, for stations, fleets, and businesses across eight states.
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PRODUCT OPTIONS
Gasoline grades and ethanol blends.
Explore gasoline grades, E15, and E85, then match the product choice to the requirements of your vehicles, equipment, or operation.
E15
Gasoline blended with up to 15% ethanol, approved for 2001 and newer light-duty vehicles. Supplied to stations that offer it and fleets that run it.
E85
A high-ethanol blend for flex-fuel vehicles. Ethanol content varies by season and location. Supplied to stations and flex-fuel fleets.
Gasoline for the way your business works.
A business can need gasoline for its own vehicles and equipment, for resale, or for several locations. TES supplies the three standard grades plus E15 and E85, and one load can cover more than one of them. Tell us which products each site takes and we plan the mix around your tanks.
SUPPLY, PLANNED WITH YOU
Gasoline supply,
planned with you.
Tell us how your volume moves through the week and the season. We plan transport loads around it so you are not carrying product you do not need or waiting on product you do.
Grades and blends from one source.
Gasoline grades, E15, and E85 from one supplier, so a mixed product lineup does not mean managing multiple vendors.
Transport loads timed to sales.
Full transport deliveries planned around your tank capacity and sales pattern, with carrier coordination handled by TES.
One contact for every site.
Several stations or facilities under one account, one point of contact, and one conversation about supply.
Which businesses can discuss gasoline supply?
TES works with fuel retailers, fleet operators, construction businesses, and commercial or industrial operations. A gasoline inquiry can cover fuel for your own vehicles or equipment as well as supply for resale. Each product still needs to match the requirements of its intended use, regardless of the type of business buying it.
How do E15 and E85 differ?
Both are gasoline and ethanol blends. E15 contains up to 15% ethanol, while E85 has a higher ethanol content and is intended for flex fuel vehicles. The E85 blend can vary with location and season. Confirm the fuel requirements for your vehicles or equipment before choosing the product for your supply plan.
Can one delivery carry more than one grade?
Yes. Transport trailers are compartmented, so a single load can carry regular, midgrade, and premium, or a mix of grades and ethanol blends, in the quantities your tanks need.
Let’s talk about your gasoline supply.
Share your requirements and delivery location with our team.