Gasohol 91 and 95: Can You Use E20 Instead?

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Everyone wants to save, especially when it comes to refueling, as gas prices keep rising. This has led many people to look for alternative options to cut down on fuel costs.

For those who usually fill up with Gasohol 91 or 95, many may wonder if E20 can be used instead since it's a bit cheaper. The answer is yes, you can use E20 as a replacement for Gasohol 91 or 95. This is because all three types of fuel have the same main ingredient—gasoline—but with different ethanol ratios.

However, before making the switch, it's important to carefully review your car’s manual to check which types of fuel your vehicle is compatible with. Also, avoid frequently switching between fuel types, as this could cause your car's fuel system to struggle to adjust, which may reduce the engine's performance.

So, consider carefully whether it's worth switching fuel types. If it leads to future maintenance issues, it might be better to stick with your regular fuel and pay the usual price. Adjusting your driving habits and maintaining your car according to the recommended schedule can also help improve fuel efficiency.

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