Gas prices fell steadily during July, but residents of the United States of America are still needing to spend big in order to refill their tanks.
The United States‘ average gas prices are now considerably higher than they were at the beginning of the year, meaning that customers are having to shop around more than ever before in order to find cheaper ways to refill.
With the price of gas varying greatly even within a state, we’ve complied a list of the cheapest gas stations in 10 of the most populated cities in the US.
Which state has the highest gas prices?
California continues to lead the way in terms of being the state with the most expensive gas prices with a gallon of gas costing 5.539 dollars on average.
Which state has the lowest prices?
Texas maintains its status as the state with the lowest average price with a gallon of gas costing 3.644 on average, which is 0.495 dollars lower than the country’s average.
Where are the cheapest gas stations in the US located?
The following list details a set of 10 of the cheapest gas stations in some of the biggest cities in the country.
- New York, New York (3.80 dollars): Two Eagles, 852 Bloomingdale Rd, Basom, NY
- Los Angeles, California (4.59 dollars): Berri Brothers, 3860 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA.
- Chicago, Illinois (3.64 dollars): Costco, 7707 94th Ave, Pleasant Prairie, WI
- Houston, Texas (3.13 dollars): Valero, 13215 W Little York Rd, Houston, TX
- Phoenix, Arizona (3.65 dollars): Gurus Grace LLC, 1949 E Osborn Rd, Phoenix, AZ
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (3.35 dollars): BP, 1713 Wilmington Rd, New Castle, DE
- San Antonio, Texas (3.17 dollars): Murphy Express, 4406 N Foster Rd, San Antonio, TX
- San Diego, California (4.79 dollars): Horizon Fuel Center, 31267 Valley Center Rd, Valley Center, CA
- Dallas, Texas (3.22 dollars): Sam’s Club, 6760 Westworth Blvd, Westworth Village, TX
- San Jose, California (4.89 dollars): Chevron, 710 San Benito St, Hollister, CA
