Sheboygan County Gas & Diesel Watch: Regular gas eases again, diesel stays above $5.75
AAA’s latest Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas easing again and diesel slipping, but diesel is still above $5.75 for local work trucks and fleets.
AAA’s latest Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas easing again and diesel slipping, but diesel is still above $5.75 for local work trucks and fleets.
AAA’s May 25 Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas at $4.406 and diesel at $5.791—both eased from Friday, but fuel is still pricey.
AAA’s May 22 Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas at $4.474 and diesel at $5.874, both down from the last check but diesel still elevated.
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AAA’s May 17 Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas at $4.580 and diesel at $5.924, both slightly lower than yesterday but still elevated.
AAA’s latest Sheboygan metro check shows regular gas easing to $4.382, while diesel jumps to $5.855, tightening costs for work trucks and deliveries.
AAA’s May 10 check shows Sheboygan metro regular gas easing to $4.388 while diesel nudges up to $5.709, keeping diesel the tighter squeeze.
AAA’s May 9 check shows Sheboygan metro regular gas edging down to $4.400 while diesel climbs to $5.699, keeping pressure on commuters and local businesses.
AAA’s May 8 check shows Sheboygan regular gas easing to $4.411, while diesel rose to $5.655. Both remain far above year-ago levels.
AAA’s May 4 check shows Sheboygan metro regular gas basically unchanged at $4.445, while diesel jumped to $5.762 and is the bigger strain for fleets and heavy-use drivers.
AAA’s May 3 Sheboygan metro check puts regular gas at $4.447 and diesel at $5.578, both higher than May 1. Diesel is back above $5.50.
AAA’s May 1 check puts Sheboygan regular gas at $4.290 and diesel at $5.229, both higher again and still climbing for weekend drivers and families.
AAA’s April 30 price check shows Sheboygan regular gas jumped 20 cents overnight, while local diesel climbed again and remains just under $5.
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