BackEthanol-free fuel

Fill up on the way down

E0 pumps ordered by mile along the drive, not by distance from you. Every entry carries the date somebody last confirmed it — because crowdsourced fuel data goes stale and a wrong pump costs you a tank.

I-40 · Raleigh → WilmingtonUS-70 · Raleigh → Morehead City & BeaufortUS-17 · The coastal connector, south to north

The Crystal Coast run, out through Goldsboro, Kinston and New Bern. Mostly four-lane, and the best-covered corridor for ethanol-free fuel.

Longest quiet stretch
43miles

Nothing confirmed in the last three years between mile 116 and mile 159. Top off at Royal Farms in New Bern before you commit to it.

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Confirmed this year
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Over a year old
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Three years or older

Raleigh (US-70 / I-440) → Morehead City & Beaufort

Mile 0 is Raleigh (US-70 / I-440). Off-road distance is straight line from the highway — the real detour is a little longer with a boat behind you.

Show 64 older entries, three years or more since anyone checked

Or fill at the dock

Marina pumps on this coast are almost always ethanol-free — it is what they sell to boats. You pay for the convenience, typically a dollar fifty to two fifty a gallon over road price. The trade is simple: road fuel is cheaper, dock fuel means you do not carry cans.

Station records — pure-gas.org, CC BY-NC 3.0. Positions — OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Retrieved 2026-08-22.

Ethanol-free listings are contributed by other drivers, not by the stations. Suppliers change, pumps get relabelled, and stations close. Treat anything over a year old as worth a phone call, and read the pump before you read this app. Re-confirm a pump at pure-gas.org if you find it has changed.