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Sep 24, 2026
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Texas drivers can save at the state’s lowest‑priced gas stations

Finding affordable fuel is a top priority for Texas families, commuters, and small‑business owners alike. Stacker compiled the latest list of the cheapest regular‑grade gasoline stations across the state, drawing on up‑to‑date pricing information from GasBuddy. The rankings highlight stations where drivers can keep more of their hard‑earned money in their pockets.

Top five lowest‑priced stations

1. Exxon – 598 N SH‑342, Red Oak, TX
Price: $3.01 per gallon. This station tops the list, offering the lowest regular‑fuel price in the entire state.

2. Valero – 8450 Gulf Fwy, Houston, TX
Price: $3.25 per gallon. Valero’s location on the Gulf Freeway provides a convenient stop for drivers traveling east‑west across the metro area.

3. Mobil & 7‑Eleven – 21810 Kuykendahl Rd, Spring, TX
Price: $3.31 per gallon. The combined service station and convenience store makes it a practical choice for quick refueling.

Stations tied at $3.39 per gallon

Four additional locations share the next‑lowest price point of $3.39 per gallon. These include:

  • Costco – 1150 Bunker Hill Rd, Houston, TX
  • Costco (tie) – 3836 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX
  • Valero (tie) – 7802 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX
  • Sam’s Club (tie) – 10488 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX
  • AFD Petroleum & Phillips 66 (tie) – 9400 White Settlement Rd, Fort Worth, TX
  • Sunoco & 7‑Eleven (tie) – 2817 Red Bluff Rd, Pasadena, TX

These stations are spread across major metropolitan areas, giving drivers multiple options to fill up without traveling far from home or work.

Additional affordable option

10. Valero & Circle K – 2160 Rock Prairie Road, College Station, TX
Price: $3.45 per gallon. While slightly higher than the top tier, this station still offers a competitive rate for drivers in the College Station region.

Why price matters for Texas households

Gasoline costs directly affect household budgets, especially for families who rely on two‑vehicle households or long‑distance commuting. By targeting the lowest‑priced stations, Texas drivers can reduce monthly fuel expenses, freeing up resources for other essential needs such as groceries, school supplies, and faith‑based community activities.

Tips for getting the best fuel price

  • Check real‑time pricing apps like GasBuddy before heading out.
  • Consider joining wholesale clubs such as Costco or Sam’s Club, which often provide discounted fuel to members.
  • Plan trips to combine errands and fuel stops, minimizing the number of trips needed.
  • Keep your vehicle well‑maintained; proper tire inflation and regular engine tune‑ups improve fuel efficiency.

By staying informed and making strategic choices, Texas motorists can navigate the current market while upholding the values of responsible stewardship and family budgeting.


Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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