There are many fuel suppliers in the industry but Flying J was the first to publicly post their prices. This allows you to make fuel management decisions on current, accurate data. In addition, the chart to the right show Flying J's average price of fuel for all the states where we're located and compares them to the average price of our three major competitors in the same markets.

There are five major components in the price of fuel: the cost of crude oil, refining costs, transportation costs, retailer markup, and state and federal taxes. With two-thirds to three--fourths of the world's recoverable oil reserves in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the control of oil supply resides in the hands of foreign governments. With the volatility of crude oil in mind, all costs that make up the price at the pump need to be analyzed. The only definite component to the cost of fuel is the taxes. Review and compare retail prices based upon state tax structures.

Flying J has a variety of fuel purchase offerings which include cost-plus plans, cents-off agreements, direct-bill contracts, and rebate packages with wide-ranging structures. Our Fuel Reps can provide owner/operators and trucking companies detailed information about the most cost-effective fuel management programs in the market today. You'll find our representatives listed by state with accompanying toll-free voice mail numbers and email addresses. We look forward to the opportunity to show you why your company should join the many loyal Flying J customers.

* Prices have been supplied by Oil Price Information Services (OPIS), the most widely recognized source of credible fuel price information today. OPIS provides consumers with wholesale rack prices as well as street prices across the nation.