Can Gasoline from Different Brands Be Mixed?

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Gasoline from different brands can be mixed. As long as it is from a legitimate gas station, the gasoline meets national standards. Gasoline grades such as 92, 95, and 97 are all regulated by national standards, and mixing gasoline from different brands will not have any adverse effects on the vehicle. When refueling, it is essential to choose a legitimate gas station to avoid using substandard or poor-quality fuel. Gasoline sold at legitimate gas stations undergoes inspection by national fuel quality inspection departments and meets all requirements before being sold. However, for different gasoline grades, it is crucial to strictly adhere to the grade specified for the vehicle. It is not recommended to use a lower grade than the standard. For example, if a vehicle requires 95-grade gasoline, using 92-grade gasoline may cause knocking, especially noticeable at idle, and may also lead to increased carbon buildup. If a vehicle requires 92-grade gasoline, you can choose to use 92-grade or higher grades like 95 or above. Refueling precautions: Do not use mobile phones while refueling; avoid any situations that may generate static electricity; do not return to the seat while refueling to prevent static electricity from friction; extra caution is needed in dry weather or when wearing clothing prone to static electricity; do not touch the metal fuel pump nozzle to prevent static-induced fires; in the unfortunate event of a fire, do not remove the fuel nozzle, and do not worry about the fire reaching the fuel tank.