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E85 stations in Texas

Texas has 324 public E85 stations, with the most stations around Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth — listed below cheapest first, with the price each one last confirmed.

E85 in Texas 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 Texas (page 7 of 7)

Station Address E85
Murphy USA 9941 North Loop Dr, Socorro $3.64
Murphy USA 10655 Gateway Blvd. West, El Paso $3.64
Murphy USA 165 S Darrington Rd, Horizon City $3.64
QuikTrip 3459 W FM-544, Wylie $3.64
QuikTrip 701 S Stemmons St, Sanger $3.64
Circle K 1824 W Lakeshore Dr, Waco $3.66
Valero 6400 Woodway Dr, Waco $3.69
Valero 9523 Fredericksburg Rd, San Antonio $3.69
QuikTrip 6345 Davis Blvd, North Richland Hills $3.74
QuikTrip 2905 Southlake Blvd, Southlake $3.74
Circle K 2210 Joe Battle Blvd, El Paso $3.76
Exxon 100 Tradesmen Park Dr, Hutto $3.79
Stripes 2401 Robinson Dr, Waco $3.79
Valero 4200 Glade Rd, Colleyville $3.79
Sunoco 3600 Jimmy Johnson Blvd, Port Arthur $3.99
QuikTrip 7601 W SH-29, Georgetown $4.03
Sunoco 6511 SH-317, Temple $4.49
QuikTrip 2391 E Old Settlers Blvd, Round Rock $4.94
Now & Forever 8103 Southwest Freeway, Houston
Panther Creek Racetrac 5353 Panther Creek Parkway, Frisco
Racetrac 6487 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth
Sunoco 4101 South Cedar Street, Pecos
Sunoco 14811 North Freeway Service Road, Houston
Valero 2215 SE Military Dr, San Antonio

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Top cities for E85 in Texas

Houston (32) · San Antonio (16) · Fort Worth (16) · El Paso (15) · Dallas (12) · Cypress (11) · Austin (7) · Killeen (6) · Frisco (6) · Irving (5) · Lubbock (5) · Conroe (5)

Is E85 worth it in Texas?

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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