E85 is sold at many major gas station chains, but not every location carries it. Common places to check include Shell, Exxon, BP, Casey’s, Sheetz, Kum & Go, and Maverik.

Where it’s most common

E85 is especially common in the Midwest , and it’s also available in places like California , with growing availability in Texas and Florida.

Best way to find it near you

The most reliable option is to use a fuel-station locator or app that filters for E85/flex fuel stations, since availability varies by city and by individual station. The U.S. DOE’s Alternative Fueling Station Locator is one of the most comprehensive sources for public E85 stations.

Quick tips

  • Check the station’s fuel labels before pumping.
  • Call ahead if you want to be sure a specific location has E85.
  • If you want, I can help you narrow it down by city, ZIP code, or state.