Ohio Gas Prices

Current average fuel prices for Ohio, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration's weekly retail survey, plus a calculator prefilled with the local price.

Regular$3.860
Premium$4.996
DieselNot tracked for this region

Weekly price trend, regular gasoline

$3.50$3.75$4.00$4.25$4.50Jun 1Jun 15Jun 29Jul 13Jul 20
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Week ofPrice per gallon
Jun 1$4.299
Jun 8$4.016
Jun 15$4.080
Jun 22$3.862
Jun 29$3.772
Jul 6$3.564
Jul 13$3.799
Jul 20$3.860

What shapes the price in Ohio

Ohio sits at the crossroads of Midwest petroleum distribution. The state is supplied by refineries in Toledo and Canton (Marathon Petroleum), alongside major pipeline connections linking Ohio to Chicago-area and Gulf Coast supply hubs. Ohio's motor fuel tax is 38.5 cents per gallon. The state is characterized by aggressive retail competition among high-volume convenience store chains like Speedway, Sheetz, Circle K, and regional hypermarkets, which helps keep retail dealer margins relatively lean compared to coastal states.

U.S. retail gasoline prices follow a reliable seasonal cycle. Prices typically rise between February and May as refineries conduct scheduled seasonal maintenance (turnarounds) and switch production from winter-grade fuel to more expensive, low-RVP (Reid Vapor Pressure) summer blends designed to reduce ground-level smog in hot weather. Increased summer vacation driving further boosts demand. Conversely, prices typically soften following Labor Day as refiners transition back to lower-cost winter blends containing inexpensive butane, alongside lower cold-weather driving demand.

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High Consumption (> 8.5 L/100km)
Total Fuel Needed (for this trip)
8.88 US gallons
(33.6 liters total)
Total Fuel Cost (for this trip)
$34.26
Cost breakdown per distance unit
$0.551 per mile • $0.343 per km
Total Distance (for this trip)
100.0 kilometers

Fuel economy in every unit

L/100km
33.6
MPG US
7.0
MPG UK
8.4
km/L
3.0

The fuel calculator above is prefilled with Ohio's current regular gasoline price. If your vehicle requires high-octane premium or runs on diesel, replace the default price with the corresponding regional price above to see your exact cost per mile and total trip fuel expense.

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Last updated July 24, 2026 at 8:38 AM UTC. Prices are refreshed from U.S. EIA weekly retail survey data.

Frequently asked questions

Ohio benefits from local in-state refining at Toledo and Canton, supplemented by the Buckeye and Sunoco pipeline systems connecting to Midwestern refiners and Gulf Coast suppliers.

Northern Ohio (Cleveland and Toledo) benefits from direct refinery and lake terminal access, while Southwest Ohio (Cincinnati and Dayton) is influenced by pipeline deliveries up from Kentucky and the Ohio River barge network.

At 38.5 cents per gallon, Ohio's fuel tax sits lower than Pennsylvania's (over 57¢/gal), making Ohio border stations popular for cross-state drivers looking to save money on fill-ups.

Premium gasoline has a higher octane rating (91 to 93 AKI), which prevents premature engine knock in high-compression and turbocharged engines. Producing high octane requires additional refinery processing steps such as catalytic alkylation and reforming, and retailers price it with wider retail margins, resulting in a consistent 50 to 70 cent premium over regular.

Price figures for Ohio are derived from the U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA) official retail survey, updated on a weekly schedule. Individual street-corner stations adjust their posted board prices daily based on wholesale rack spot price shifts.