How to Pay for Gas

Drive to the gas station., Turn off your engine. , Pay for the gas before you pump it., Put gas into your car or other vehicle (or a gas can)., Check the oil., Replace the gas nozzle and the cap on your tank if you're pumping the gas yourself...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Drive to the gas station.

    Park next to a gas pump with your gas tank filler facing the pump.
  2. Step 2: Turn off your engine.

    , If you're using a credit card, hand it to the attendant.

    In some locations, you can pump your own gas.

    In that case, you would swipe the card yourself.

    In most places, an attendant will do it for you. , Tell the attendant how much gas you want.

    Often people just ask for a "fill up," meaning enough to fill the tank.

    Again, in some locations, you can pump your own gas.

    This involves removing the nozzle from the pump's cradle, inserting it into your car's fuel-tank filler, selecting the grade of gas you want (the octane level), triggering the nozzle, and either holding the nozzle while it the gas flows or setting the nozzle to flow by itself and turn off automatically when your tank is full. , At a full-service station, the attendant may offer to check your car's oil level and wash your windshield.

    There is no charge for this service.

    At a self-service station, you can do these things yourself while the gas is pumping. , Don't drive off without your gas cap. , You're done.
  3. Step 3: Pay for the gas before you pump it.

  4. Step 4: Put gas into your car or other vehicle (or a gas can).

  5. Step 5: Check the oil.

  6. Step 6: Replace the gas nozzle and the cap on your tank if you're pumping the gas yourself.

  7. Step 7: Drive away.

Detailed Guide

Park next to a gas pump with your gas tank filler facing the pump.

, If you're using a credit card, hand it to the attendant.

In some locations, you can pump your own gas.

In that case, you would swipe the card yourself.

In most places, an attendant will do it for you. , Tell the attendant how much gas you want.

Often people just ask for a "fill up," meaning enough to fill the tank.

Again, in some locations, you can pump your own gas.

This involves removing the nozzle from the pump's cradle, inserting it into your car's fuel-tank filler, selecting the grade of gas you want (the octane level), triggering the nozzle, and either holding the nozzle while it the gas flows or setting the nozzle to flow by itself and turn off automatically when your tank is full. , At a full-service station, the attendant may offer to check your car's oil level and wash your windshield.

There is no charge for this service.

At a self-service station, you can do these things yourself while the gas is pumping. , Don't drive off without your gas cap. , You're done.

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