Find E85 near you.
4,784 public E85 stations in 44 states, straight from the Department of Energy’s station list. Search a ZIP code or city, or explore the map.
Every dot is one of 4,784 real E85 stations. Tap a dot to see which one.
- 3,733 open 24 hours
- 2,065 also sell E15
- 2,153 have a blender pump
Got a yellow gas cap?
That’s the quickest sign your vehicle is flex-fuel and can run on E85. Most automakers have used a yellow cap on flex-fuel vehicles since model year 2008 (GM since 2006). Capless? Look for a yellow ring around the filler, a label inside the fuel door, or an E85, FlexFuel or FFV badge.
Source: fueleconomy.gov (US DOE and EPA), checked Oct 29, 2026.
Check your vehicleWhere E85 is easiest to find
The ten states with the most public E85 stations.
Every state with E85
- Alabama33
- Arizona19
- Arkansas78
- California640
- Colorado107
- Connecticut3
- Delaware2
- Florida186
- Georgia72
- Idaho3
- Illinois288
- Indiana241
- Iowa293
- Kansas69
- Kentucky84
- Louisiana20
- Maryland55
- Massachusetts8
- Michigan250
- Minnesota370
- Mississippi8
- Missouri135
- Montana1
- Nebraska106
- Nevada15
- New Jersey6
- New Mexico13
- New York78
- North Carolina114
- North Dakota35
- Ohio277
- Oklahoma95
- Oregon4
- Pennsylvania216
- South Carolina55
- South Dakota77
- Tennessee91
- Texas231
- Utah2
- Virginia88
- Washington5
- West Virginia43
- Wisconsin260
- Wyoming8
Know before you fill up
- Can my car use E85?Only flex-fuel vehicles are approved for E85. Here is how to check yours: the gas cap, the fuel door, the badges and the owner’s manual.
- E85 vs regular gasFlex-fuel vehicles typically get 15% to 27% fewer miles per gallon on E85. Here is where that range comes from and how to work out whether E85 saves you money.
- What is a blender pump?A blender pump mixes gasoline and E85 from two tanks to sell blends like E15, E25 and E30. Here is who can use each blend.
Where the data comes from
Every station comes from the US Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) station locator. We downloaded the full list of public E85 stations on Oct 29, 2026 and check it for changes every week. Each listing shows the date the locator last confirmed it and links to the station’s AFDC record. We don’t show fuel prices. More about our data