What is the benefits of ethanol free gas?

Benefits of Using Our Non-Ethanol Gas: Higher energy content. More energy = More power. Improved gas mileage (around 4\%) No dependence on ethanol crops.

Does ethanol free gas give more power?

Would ethanol free gas improve performance and gas mileage? Ethanol doesn’t produce as much energy when burned vs gasoline without ethanol. Non-ethanol fuel does provide more power and generally better gas mileage in most cases, the exceptions being engines designed specifically for ethanol use.

Is it better to use non-ethanol gas in small engines?

However, when you’re using gas with ethanol mixture in your outdoor power equipment, like lawn mowers, chainsaws, trimmers and leaf blowers, you run the risk of engine damage and incurring costly repairs. You should be using ethanol free gas in your small engine outdoor power equipment.

How long does stabilized gas last?

between one and three years
Fuel stabilized gasoline can last between one and three years under optimal conditions. Gas stored in a car tank begins to degrade in just about a month.

Is ethanol-free gasoline bad for your car?

People are used to thinking about the gas they buy as being ethanol gasoline. So when they see ethanol-free gas, they think it’s abnormal now. The short answer is, no, ethanol-free gasoline is not bad for your car. Most cars today can run on ethanol gas blends up to E15 (15\% ethanol) and on non-ethanol gasoline.

Is ethanol or non-ethanol gas better for You?

Compared to regular and premium gas mixtures, non-ethanol gas is better for your overall mileage. Less Harm to the Engine Ethanol and gasoline mixtures like E10 and E15 can negatively impact your engine, especially if you drive an older model car that isn’t equipped to run on ethanol-mixed fuels.

Should you switch to ethanol-free gas?

Most vehicles run just fine on a 10\% mix of ethanol in their gasoline. However, some vehicle drivers are switching to ethanol-free gas for a variety of reasons, while others are shying away from it. There are benefits and downsides to using non-ethanol gas that you should be aware of.

Can I use high ethanol gas in my small engine?

Small-engine equipment is not designed to handle high ethanol-based gasoline. For example, E15 burns much hotter than E10 and may cause small engines to overheat. Most outdoor power tools will come with warnings that let purchasers know that no more than 10\% ethanol gas blends should be used.