Hialeah Gas Eases Again While Diesel Rises to $5.369
AAA’s July 31 Miami metro check serving Hialeah put regular gas at $3.909, down from yesterday and last week, while diesel rose to $5.369.
Regular gasoline continued to ease in the latest Miami metro price check serving Hialeah, while diesel moved slightly higher and remained above $5 a gallon.
AAA listed Miami-area regular gasoline at $3.909 per gallon on July 31, 2026. That was down 0.7 cents from the previous day and 4.7 cents from a week earlier, when the metro average was $3.956.
The figure is a Miami metro average, not an official Hialeah-only average. It provides a useful benchmark for Hialeah drivers, commuters and households planning weekend trips or regular work travel.
Diesel moved in the opposite direction
Diesel prices did not follow gasoline’s downward movement. AAA listed the Miami metro diesel average at $5.369 per gallon, up 0.2 cents from the previous day and 18 cents above the week-ago average of $5.189.
Diesel was also well above the Miami metro average of $3.516 recorded a year earlier. That difference matters most for diesel-dependent operators, including contractors, delivery drivers, landscaping companies, service businesses and commercial fleets. A small daily change may not affect a single fill-up much, but repeated fueling above $5 a gallon can add pressure to operating costs.
Local station prices show a wider spread
Same-day station listings showed that shopping around could produce a larger savings difference than the daily change in the metro average.
BJ’s Miami Lakes, listed at 17250 NW 57th Ave. in Hialeah, posted regular gasoline at $3.699 and diesel at $4.979 on July 31. A current BJ’s membership is required to fuel there.
A 7-Eleven at 7675 W. Fourth Avenue in Hialeah listed regular gasoline at $3.789 and diesel at $5.399. The two sampled locations showed a 9-cent spread for regular gas and a 42-cent spread for diesel.
These are location-specific snapshots rather than a complete survey of Hialeah stations. The 7-Eleven listing says its prices were updated within 24 hours, while the BJ’s listing advises drivers to verify prices at the pump. Retail prices can change during the day.
What drivers should watch
For a 15-gallon gasoline fill-up, a 9-cent difference is about $1.35. For a 30-gallon diesel fill-up, a 42-cent difference is about $12.60. The savings can become more significant for businesses or households fueling multiple vehicles.
Regular gas is modestly cheaper than it was yesterday and last week in the Miami metro average. Diesel, however, is slightly higher day to day and substantially higher than a week ago. Hialeah drivers fueling today may want to compare nearby stations, especially if they need diesel.
What are the highest and lowest pump prices you are seeing around Hialeah? Share the station, fuel type and approximate time of day.
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