04 70 43 70 19 WHO ARE WE ? FUEL OIL GNR FUELS ADBLUE LUBRICANTS PELLETS - WOOD QUOTES & ORDERS Home Fuels Unleaded Unleaded Gasoline is a flammable liquid, produced by the distillation of petroleum used as fuel in internal combustion engines. It is a mixture of hydrocarbons to which additives can be added. On average, we find: 20% to 30% alkanes , saturated hydrocarbons of formula C n H 2n + 2 5% cycloalkanes , cyclic saturated hydrocarbons; 30% to 45% alkenes , unsaturated hydrocarbons; 30% to 45% aromatic hydrocarbons , from the benzene family. The two Unleaded are very close, only their octane number differs. It is 95 for one and 98 for the other. This octane number determines the fuel's resistance to instantaneous self-ignition. SP 98 therefore ignites at a higher pressure and temperature than SP 95. This characteristic is only interesting for old vehicles designed to operate on super leaded 97 (for which it is nevertheless necessary to add a lead substitute additive) and for sports or competition vehicles with high efficiency engines. Overall, it is a fuel whose demand is weakening year after year. The SP 95 is compatible with all gasoline vehicles manufactured since July 1991. It is the reference fuel in Europe , we also speak of super euro. It can contain up to 5% ethanol (alcohol obtained mainly from beets or wheat). Unleaded 95 and unleaded 98 are taxed at the same rate and their price difference is mainly due to their production cost. It is recommended to keep SP 95 or SP 98 for a maximum of 3 months . Fuel spoiled by too long storage causes great difficulty in starting. During the period of inactivity of your equipment, drain the gasoline tank. CONTACT US Reception and service station 4 route de Montaigu à Boucé 7:30 am - 12/2 pm - 7 pm from Monday to Friday Closed at 5 pm on Saturday Agency 24 rue Winston Churchill in Lapalisse from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday Subscribe to our newsletter ! OK I agree that my data will be processed in accordance with the data protection policy Legal Notice Personal data protection and cookie management charter Credits Partner links Practical information Your choices regarding cookies on this site Our site uses cookies to personalize and improve your comfort of use. See our Personal Data Protection Policy to find out more. To manage your personal preferences, use our cookie acceptance tool . By browsing our site, you accept the use of cookies. I REFUSE I ACCEPT