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E85 stations in California

California has 666 public E85 stations, with the most stations around Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernardino — listed below cheapest first, with the price each one last confirmed.

E85 in California runs about $2.99/gal — right on the national average. 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 California (page 14 of 14)

Station Address E85
Pearson Fuels - Chevron 3050 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles $4.69
Bell Gas 'n' Diesel 4400 Raley Blvd, Sacramento $4.79
Propel Fuels - Bonita Point Union 76 1495 E H St, Chula Vista $4.99
Pearson Fuels - Chevron 7300 Southfront Rd, Livermore $5.30
76 18130 South Western Avenue, Gardena
76 3388 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach
76 1100 South White Road, San Jose
76 Gas Station 16528 Bear Valley Rd, Victorville
76 gas station 2515 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles
Pearson Fuels - 76 3498 Central Ave, Riverside
Pearson Fuels - 76 19851 Esperanza Rd, Yorba Linda
Pearson Fuels - GM Oil 8283 Arlington Ave, Riverside
Shell 300 South Atlantic Boulevard, East Los Angeles
Shell - Pearson Fuels 2477 Lomita Blvd, Lomita
Sinclair - Pearson Fuels 24574 W Lerdo Highway, Buttonwillow
Valero 14859 West Whitesbridge Avenue, Kerman

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Top cities for E85 in California

Los Angeles (39) · San Diego (19) · San Bernardino (15) · Fontana (12) · Riverside (12) · Anaheim (12) · Fresno (11) · Sacramento (10) · Santa Ana (9) · Torrance (8) · Fullerton (8) · Ontario (8)

Is E85 worth it in California?

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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