Off-road diesel
From the Blog
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Texas Suspends Some Dyed Diesel Road-Use Restrictions: What It Actually Means
Governor Abbott’s September 28, 2026 disaster proclamation suspends state restrictions on using dyed diesel on Texas roads, raises weight limits for specific loads to 95,000 pounds, and suspends TxLED rules within the scope of EPA’s temporary Texas diesel waiver, issued October 5, 2026 and effective through October 24, 2026, for qualifying older vehicles and equipment.…
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How Can I Find An Off Road Diesel Fuel Near Me?
You can find off-road diesel near you at commercial cardlock fueling stations or through mobile fuel delivery providers like Fuel Logic. Many locations require a fleet card, while delivery services bring dyed diesel directly to your equipment, ideal for job sites and remote operations. Off-road diesel fuel stands as a backbone in industries that depend…
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How to Check Your Diesel Exhaust Fluid Level
To check if your Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is low, look for a DEF warning light or message on your dashboard, or a DEF gauge near the fuel gauge. You can also visually inspect the DEF tank for minimum/maximum markings, or use a dipstick if available, to compare the level with the recommended range. Diesel…
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Off Road Diesel Price: How Much It Costs & What Affects It
Off-road diesel is cheaper than on-road diesel by $0.15 to $0.25 per gallon because it doesn’t have to pay federal and state highway excise taxes. It is colored red to tell it apart from diesel that is taxed and used on roads, and it can only be used in construction machines, farming equipment, generators, and…
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What Is Red Diesel Fuel: An Expert Guide
Red diesel (off-road diesel) and regular diesel (on-road or clear diesel) are chemically identical Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) fuels. The difference lies in color, tax, and usage. Red diesel is dyed with Solvent Red 26 or 164 for tax-exempt off-road use, while regular diesel is untaxed and legal for highway vehicles. What Is Red Diesel…
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Is Off-road Diesel Low Sulfur?
Yes, today’s off-road diesel is ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) containing 15 parts per million (ppm) or less of sulfur. The EPA phased out high-sulfur versions, making off-road diesel nearly identical to on-road diesel in sulfur content, differing only by red dye and tax classification. As a society, we have become increasingly aware of the impact…
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How To Get Farm Diesel Delivered To You!
To get farm diesel delivered, contact a fuel supplier like Fuel Logic that offers delivery services for agricultural use, such as off-road diesel, directly to your farm. Fuel Logic provides an easy online ordering system and customized delivery schedules, helping farms manage fuel costs and improve operational efficiency. Farm diesel, also known as red diesel,…
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Why Clear Diesel is More Expensive Than Dyed Diesel Fuel
Clear diesel costs more than dyed diesel because it includes federal and state highway taxes used to fund public roads and bridges. Dyed diesel, marked red for off-road use, is tax-exempt and intended for equipment like tractors or construction machinery, making it significantly cheaper per gallon. Why Clear Diesel is More Expensive Than Dyed Diesel…
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Can You Mix Dyed and Clear Diesel?
Mixing dyed diesel and clear diesel is technically possible but strongly discouraged. Dyed diesel (off-road diesel) can trigger legal penalties, damage modern emissions systems and increase harmful exhaust output when used in on-road vehicles. In fuel management, understanding the nuances between different fuel grades and types is crucial. Diesel fuel, in particular, comes in various…
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What’s the Difference Between On-Road Diesel and Off-Road Diesel Fuel?
On-road diesel is taxed, clear fuel required for all highway vehicles. Off-road diesel is untaxed, red-dyed fuel restricted to off-road equipment like construction machinery, farm tractors, and backup generators. Both fuels share the same chemical base but differ in color, tax status, and legal use. Fuel Logic delivers both on-road and off-road diesel directly to…