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E85 stations in Arizona

Arizona has 23 public E85 stations, with the most stations around Phoenix, Tucson, Tempe — listed below cheapest first, with the price each one last confirmed.

E85 in Arizona runs about $3.89/gal, $0.90 above the national average of $2.99 (30% pricier). Prices below come from the national alternative-fuels database plus crowd-verified driver reports, and each station page shows exactly when its price was last confirmed.

Every E85 station in Arizona

Station Address E85
Speedway #2960 795 W Via Rancho Sahuarita, Sahuarita $2.51
Mobil 6653 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix $2.59
Speed Smart 2075 S Miller Rd, Buckeye $2.59
Speedway #2938 7335 S Houghton Rd, Tucson $2.78
Cobblestone Car Spa 7700 S Autoplex Loop, Tempe $2.79
Cobblestone Car Spa 616 W Baseline Rd, Tempe $2.80
Circle K 2182 E Florence Blvd, Casa Grande $2.89
Quik Mart #27 10265 E Irvington Rd, Tucson $3.10
Grande Market 320 W Florence Blvd, Casa Grande $3.49
ARCO 2245 E Florence Blvd, Casa Grande $3.69
Circle K- Gas City 2275 Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista $3.69
In The Zone 1003 North 32nd Street, Phoenix $3.89
Alliance AutoGas - 76 Olive Food Mart 9080 W Olive Ave, Peoria $3.99
Corner Store #1672 3171 E Pecos Rd, Gilbert $3.99
Valero In the Zone VII 1925 N Scottsdale Rd, Tempe $3.99
Chevron 22111 N Scottsdale, Scottsdale $4.29
Chevron - Team C B 4737 E Broadway, Phoenix $4.29
Valero 3999 E Fry Blvd, Sierra Vista $4.39
Chevron 22111 N Scottsdale Rd , Scottsdale $4.49
Circle K 13777 N Dysart, El Mirage $4.49
FastLane Chevron 1999 E Ajo, Tucson $4.50
Chevron 414 S Val Vista Dr, Mesa $4.59
Super Star Car Wash 21695 N Lake Pleasant Pkwy, Peoria $4.89

Top cities for E85 in Arizona

Phoenix (3)

Is E85 worth it in Arizona?

E85 is usually 15–30% cheaper per gallon than regular gas, but ethanol carries ~27% less energy, so the honest test is cost per mile — E85 wins when it's priced at least 20–25% below regular. E85 App compares that for you automatically. (More: is E85 actually cheaper?)

Know what's really in the pump

Pump "E85" isn't a fixed 85% ethanol — it's legally 51–83% and drops in winter, which changes your octane and how you blend to E30/E50. (More: your E85 isn't 85%.)

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