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Diesel prices along
I-35.

I-35 runs south to north from Laredo to Duluth, crossing 6 states. Right now the cheapest median on the corridor is $6.00/gal in Texas and the most expensive is $6.39/gal in Missouri, a $0.39/gal gap.

Data window: last 7 days · 4,417 observations · 2,140 truck stops on I-35

Cheapest median
$6.00
Texas
Cheap end (p10)
$5.60
Texas, 10% of stations
Most expensive median
$6.39
Missouri
Corridor gap
$0.39
median to median

Where the cheap stops fall

Fuel in Texas, state 1 of 6 running south to north.

Running I-35 south to north, Texas is where the median drops lowest. A 250-gallon fill there runs about $98 less than the same fill in Missouri, on one truck, on one fill, before any negotiated discount is applied.

State medians tell you which state to lean on. Which station, how many gallons, and whether the tank can make it there is what ValveRide Flow works out per dispatch, with your contract rates and state fuel-tax differences layered on top of the posted price.

State by state

I-35 diesel prices, Texas to Minnesota

States in road order, south to north. Cheap and expensive are the 10th and 90th percentile of tracked stations in each state; spread is the gap between them, and a wider spread means more room for a routed fleet to save inside that state.

#StateCheap (p10)MedianExpensive (p90)SpreadStations
1TexasTXcheapest median$5.60$6.00$6.30$0.701,218
2OklahomaOK$5.90$6.33$6.50$0.60201
3KansasKS$5.95$6.35$6.69$0.74127
4MissouriMO$6.00$6.39$6.49$0.49218
5IowaIA$6.00$6.29$6.55$0.55215
6MinnesotaMN$6.07$6.25$6.46$0.39161
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Questions, answered

I-35 diesel prices, explained.

Where is diesel cheapest along I-35 right now?

The lowest median diesel price on I-35 is $6.00 per gallon in Texas, across 1,218 tracked truck stops. The cheapest 10% of stations anywhere on the corridor are at or below $5.60/gal, in Texas.

Which states on I-35 have the most expensive diesel?

Missouri has the highest median on I-35 at $6.39/gal, $0.39 above Texas. On a 250-gallon fill that gap is about $98 between the two states, before any negotiated discount.

How much does diesel cost along I-35 today?

State medians along I-35 currently range from $6.00 in Texas to $6.39 in Missouri, based on 4,417 price observations from 2,140 truck stops in the last 7 days. Prices are pump-posted retail, not contract rates.

Prices are pump-posted retail percentiles from tracked truck stops in the 48 contiguous states, never contract or discounted rates. Methodology and the full state table live on the national diesel prices page.

Your trucks run I-35.
Flow makes every fill count.

Live prices, your negotiated contracts, and state fuel-tax math, applied automatically on every dispatch, with every claimed dollar reconciled against a real transaction.