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E85 stations in Michigan

Michigan has 363 public E85 stations, with the most stations around Detroit, Lansing, Warren — listed below cheapest first, with the price each one last confirmed.

E85 in Michigan runs about $3.49/gal, $0.40 above the national average of $3.09 (13% 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 Michigan (page 8 of 8)

Station Address E85
BP 23300 Harper Ave, St Clair Shores $4.44
MUGG&BOPPS 11055 Highland Rd, Hartland $4.49
Sheetz 39471 W 12 MILE RD, Novi $4.49
Meijer Express Gas Station #108 7300 Eastman Ave, Midland $4.54
Meijer Express Gas Station #229 2995 S Gratiot Rd, Marysville $4.54
Speedway #7398 5505 Perry Rd, Grand Blanc $4.57
Speedway #2344 2980 John R Rd, Troy $4.59
Alex's Market & Grill 6410 Grange Hall Rd, Holly $4.69
Marathon 18601 Hall Rd, Macomb $4.69
Meijer Express Gas Station #42 8396 Gratiot Rd, Saginaw $4.69
Speedway #8713 740 N Euclid Ave, Bay City $4.69
Sunoco 2017 Livernois Rd, Troy $4.99
Meijer 15055 Hall Rd, Shelby Township $5.89

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Top cities for E85 in Michigan

Detroit (19) · Lansing (13) · Warren (12) · Flint (9) · Wyoming (8) · Romulus (8) · Grand Rapids (7) · Grandville (6) · Rochester Hills (6) · Bay City (6) · Jackson (6) · Ann Arbor (5)

Is E85 worth it in Michigan?

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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