From Burger King on 64, only 5 miles OR 9 minutes straight up North 220 business. 2 miles past 786 Mart. Both are on the right. Have a good trip.

I will be staying on 64/49, so will not make to that part of Asheboro. Even the ones on 64/49 are still good bit cheaper than anything in Charlotte and Raleigh.

J&S was down to 3.29 over the weekend. Some people claim watered gas but I have NEVER had a problem with it. They might drop back to 3.29 on Fri. They're always in comp with 786 Mart and Fri is usually the day when they drop the bomb, whichever direction that may be.

Hope those Asheboro prices continue down. I will coming through there Sat. They are 30 cent cheaper that what I can around my house.

Right, doubt those prices last in to much of next week . May be going through there Monday night, so hope they last that long. Let me know if the street address need sto be change

Thanks. The place is packed. Open 24hrs.....late night best time to buy. Prices probably won't last a week before it aligns with the local gas union.

I added that new Sheetz in Asheboro to the MSL, but did not have a street number. I put in one based on the Randolph County GIS, but not sure if it is accurate.

Heh he ............... yeah, it's $2.49 in Siler City, just odd how the price is more than the last time it was $69 a barrel (Feb 5, $69.59) which was $2.39. Oil goes up a couple bucks and the gas hike is almost immediate, inversely; oil drops nearly $18 and the price not only remains unchanged but actually goes UP. It is not right. What are they (whoever "they" may be) teaching the next generation; that greed is OK? Somewhere, something smells....hang on .....I think it's my rear end - again.

Lol, saw your comment "Oil WAY down; gas up WTF?)" I know, seems strange. Well that station was $2.55 and now $2.58. First off, consider yourself lucky. Other places within NC, many stations been $2.75 to $2.89 on average. Also, when that station was selling at $2.55, it was at rock bottom in relation to wholesale gasoline prices, after adding state taxes, federal taxes, transport and deliver cost, they had just about no profit margin. You might see prices climb some more then hold steady before dropping back. Just know that is still cheaper than many areas of NC.