Bristol Gas Prices Span 28 Cents; Diesel Listings Top $5

Regular-gas listings reviewed across Bristol span 28 cents per gallon, from $3.89 to $4.17, while available diesel listings remain near $5.30 to $5.50. Prices can change quickly, so drivers should treat online figures as listings to check against the pump.

Regular gas ranges from $3.89 to $4.17

Way.com lists regular gasoline at $3.89 per gallon at Shell, 71 Middle St., the lowest listed price reviewed. The highest listed price is $4.17 at Sunoco, 510 Farmington Ave.

Other Bristol listings include Xpress Fuel at 34 Farmington Ave. at $3.91, Atlantis Fresh Market at 54 Farmington Ave. at $3.93, Sunoco at 201 North St. at $3.93, Mobil at 330 Middle St. at $3.99, and Valero at 1053 Farmington Ave. at $4.00. Way.com also lists Shell at 57 Middle St. at $4.06, along with Valero at 105 West St. and CITGO at 44 South St. at $4.21.

The difference between the lowest and highest listed regular-gas prices is about $4.20 on a 15-gallon fill-up. The actual price at the pump may differ because of timing, payment method, loyalty programs, or station updates.

Diesel listings remain near or above $5.30

Bristol-area diesel listings reviewed through iExit fall roughly between $5.299 and $5.499 per gallon. The page does not expose a clear as-of date, so those figures are best treated as station-level listings rather than a precise Bristol citywide average or a verified day-to-day trend.

Way.com’s Bristol comparison page lists a diesel comparison value of $5.25 and shows regular-gas comparison values of $4.05 a week ago and $4.06 a month ago. Those fields add context, but drivers should check the posted price before fueling.

AAA benchmarks put Connecticut above $4 for regular gas

AAA’s price report dated July 30, 2026, lists Connecticut’s average regular-gas price at $4.214 per gallon and the state’s diesel average at $5.518. AAA lists the national regular-gas average at $4.098. These are statewide and national benchmarks, not quotes for any individual Bristol station.

Why the spread matters locally

For commuters and households, even a few cents per gallon can add up across repeated fill-ups. The effect is larger for contractors, delivery drivers, landscaping crews, restaurants, home-service businesses, and other operators using work trucks or commercial vehicles.

Diesel prices also matter to businesses that rely on delivery routes, equipment, or fleet vehicles, even when fuel is only one part of the final price of a service. Weekend travelers and drivers with larger tanks may want to compare nearby stations, while remembering that an online listing can change before arrival.

What are the highest and lowest pump prices you are seeing in Bristol? Share the station and street so other local drivers can compare.

Sources

• AAA Connecticut and national fuel-price averages
• Way.com Bristol gas-station listings
• iExit Bristol diesel station listings