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- Manual
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- 4WD
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- 6"
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- 35"
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At 2:00am, its time to take a nap for a few hours.I'm hoping sooner than later we can pay at the pump with bitcoin LOL.
Every place I've been they don't care if you pay cash or card the price is the same. I have a Chevron Card and a Shell Card both of them give me 5-10 cents off per gallon. Many places do that, so maybe get a fuel card from one of the common gas stations across the country, or go to truck stops to fill up maybe? Every place I've ever filled up you just go in give them money and you pump your gas then go get the change after you are done. You can closely figure out how much its going to cost if you pay attention to when you fill up your vehicle. I know with my Ranger if its at 1/4 of a tank its about $37 to fill up. So I'd give the cashier $40 and get the change when I'm done. I just use my card much easier that way and usually if a station is closed after hours you can still fill up at the pump with your card that's one thing to watch out for, some stations are not 24/7 stations so you pull in there at 2am if you don't have a card you aren't getting gas.