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Diesel prices from
Texas to Ohio.

The most direct path from Texas to Ohio crosses 5 states (Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky in between). The cheapest median on the lane is $5.70/gal in Texas; the most expensive is $6.00/gal in Tennessee.

Data window: last 7 days · 3,158 observations · 1,913 truck stops on the lane

Texas median
$5.70
origin
Ohio median
$6.00
+$0.30 vs origin
Cheapest on lane
$5.70
Texas
Lane gap
$0.30
about $75 per 250-gal fill

Where to fill

Outbound, fuel in Texas. Coming back, same state.

Texas to Ohio: Texas is state 1 of 5 on the path and carries the lowest median. Ohio back to Texas: it is state 5 of 5, so the fill lands later in the run. Either way, a 250-gallon fill in Texas runs about $75 less than the same fill in Tennessee.

The state tells you where the price is; it does not tell you which exit, how many gallons the tank needs to reach it, or whether the IFTA math flips the answer. That is the per-dispatch work ValveRide Flow does automatically, with your contract rates on top of the posted price.

State by state

Every state on the Texas to Ohio path

States in order from Texas. Cheap and expensive are the 10th and 90th percentile of tracked stations in each state; spread is the gap between them.

#StateCheap (p10)MedianExpensive (p90)SpreadStations
1TexasTXcheapest median$5.40$5.70$6.10$0.701,210
2ArkansasAR$5.50$5.90$6.16$0.66127
3TennesseeTN$5.50$6.00$6.16$0.66177
4KentuckyKY$5.50$6.00$6.15$0.65121
5OhioOH$5.60$6.00$6.16$0.56278

The state sequence is the most direct land-border path between Texas and Ohio by geography, not a routed itinerary; a dispatched route can clip a neighboring state this list skips.

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Questions, answered

Texas to Ohio diesel prices, explained.

Where is diesel cheapest between Texas and Ohio?

Of the 5 states on the most direct Texas to Ohio path, Texas has the lowest median diesel price at $5.70 per gallon across 1,210 tracked truck stops. The cheapest individual stations on the lane are in Texas, where the cheapest 10% post $5.40 or less.

Is diesel cheaper in Texas or Ohio?

Texas is cheaper: median $5.70 versus $6.00 in Ohio, a $0.30/gal difference at the median.

How much can a truck save on the Texas to Ohio lane?

The median-to-median gap between the cheapest state on the lane (Texas, $5.70) and the most expensive (Tennessee, $6.00) is $0.30 per gallon. On a 250-gallon fill that is about $75 on one truck, before contract discounts and IFTA tax positioning, which is what ValveRide Flow layers on automatically for fleets.

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.

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