Should I fill up my loaner with 87?
Should I fill up my loaner with 87?
So I have a loaner (2011 G37 Sedan) for a bit & I have to drive quite a bit & with gas at $4.19 for premium I don't really want to spend that much on gas :/ I fill my car up with 91 all the time I don't mind doing it on my car but the dealership can call me any day and say my cars ready & I could have 1/2 a tank or more of gas left.
So easy question CAN I FILL UP A G37 WITH 87oct GAS?
So easy question CAN I FILL UP A G37 WITH 87oct GAS?
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What you do is have enough gas in it to make ur rounds and wait for your call. You should also read ur loaner paperwork since I'm pretty sure it says to return the car with the same amount of gas you received it with, if not get ready to pay the dealership price for gas which I promise is way more than any gas in your area.
BTW way to treat a G37 like sheit j/k
BTW way to treat a G37 like sheit j/k
Didn't I say "I think will just fill up with 91 the extra $5 wont kill me" like 3 posts ago? calm ur sack kiddo, i'm sure u will get laid one day.
all the loaners i have gotten require to return with the same amount of gas that was in it before. you would be putting that same amount in your G if you were driving it anyway, so its kinda a wash
Lol just put 89 for compromise but I never put anything lower. A Benefit though is to make friends with the person who gives you your loaner. So they mark down that it has less gas than truly has. He does it for me everytime and saves me a ton on gas :-P
Yeah i just have to take a 75 mile drive today and 75 mile drive tomorrow so i was thinking i would just fill up a full tank...(my car won't shift into park all the way so i think it might be at the stealership for a while)
hmmmm sounds like something just may be stuck in between the shift column. Dont feel bad mines going to be in for longer. Im getting a new motor so I got a week atleast ahead of me






