TruFuel Reviews: What does it mean actually?
It means,
- you no longer need to look up the measurements to get the perfect 50:1 or 40:1 ratio.
- you no longer have to make sure you only mix enough you need and don’t need to store the rest, which doesn’t work eventually
- you no longer need to mix stabilizer, ethanol removal
- you no longer have to worry about putting ethanol blends into your outdoor power tools
TruFuel: What is it?
It is precision engineered premixed high performance, high octane ethanol free fuel with most advanced synthetic lubricants and stabilizers, specially build for 2 cycle (TruFuel 50 1 and TruFuel 40 1) and 4 cycle outdoor power equipment.
TruFuel motto is Stop mixing and start working.
 | TruFuel 2 Cycle 40:1 Pre-Blended Fuel for Outdoor Power Equipment - 32 oz. (Case of 6) | Check Price |
 | TruFuel 2 Cycle 50:1 Pre-Blended Fuel for Outdoor Power Equipment - 32 oz. (Case of 6) | Check Price |
 | TruFuel 4 Cycle Ethanol-Free Fuel for Outdoor Power Equipment - 32 oz. (Case of 6) | Check Price |
Contents
TruFuel Reviews: Features
- Premixed for outdoor power equipment – TruFuel provides the perfect fuel for all 2-cycle 50 to 1 oil mix or 40:1 or for 4 cycle engines
- To use in 2-cycle or 4 cycle engines
- Suitable for portable gas-powered equipment
- Ethanol-free and high-octane fuel with an added stabilizer that reduces engine wear for a longer life;
- Stable and long-lasting
- Easier start-up, no smoke or plug fouling
- Increased trigger response and smoother idling
Why use TruFuel?
TruFuel
- saves your money (in the long run, maintains your tools well, lowering the maintenance cost.
- saves your time ( no hassle to fix gas and oil in proper ratio)
- saves your equipment ( and helps it to run the way you need it to)
Need more explanation?
Convenience
TruFuel is premixed and never separates, make you always ready to start working!
TruFuel lasts for more than 2 years after opening and more than 5 years if unopened, cause its proprietary formulated. It is premixed and packaged with vapor-tight seal and childproof cap in a can that’s easy to use and store, providing you with the convenience to get the job done fast and right.
With TruFuel, it’s simple: It sames time.
Performance
TruFuel ensures that the power tool starts strong and runs great always. TruFuel isn’t ordinary gasoline. It’s high-octane fuel, uniquely engineered, blended without ethanol.
Offers your outdoor gas tools:
- easier start up
- smooth idling
- quicker trigger response
And, it’s mixed with synthetic oil for superior lubrication. So your equipment performs when you need it to and lasts longer.
Pump gas and oil leaves carbon deposits and gunk in the engine and fuel line. TruFuel is cleaner, enhances equipment performance and is better the engine. TruFuel is made specifically for high-revving, hotter-running 2-cycle engines.
Protection
TruFuel is specially formulated with no harmful objects like ethanol to keep the engine smooth and safe from the damaging effects of corrosion, deposits, and phase separation.
TruFuel consists of
- the highest quality fuel
- it combines 92+ octane, ethanol-free premium fuel, pure synthetic oil
- lubricant and stabilizing components, resulting in optimal equipment performance and long-term engine health.
Benefits
- Free from Harmful Ethanol
- Gum- & Varnish-Free
- Butane‐Free
- Benzene‐Free
- Long Shelf Life
- Consistent Formula Throughout Year
- Aromatics Balanced
- Synthetic Oil
- Fuel Stabilizer
- Easy-Pour Container
- Remains fresh for years, opened or unopened
TruFuel Reviews: Benefits of Ethanol Free Gas
Ethanol may be okay for car but it’s not good at all for the 2-cycle small engines like in leaf blowers, line trimmers and chainsaws. The gasoline you purchase from gas station contains ethanol and a major issue can arise when gasoline containing ethanol is left unused for an extended periods of time. The ethanol in the gasoline attracts water from the atmosphere and the two bond together, the process is called “phase separation.” Having water in your fuel mix is not good. Water gets in and splits the oil and gas into two layers. Water is typically the first that enters into the engine without any lubrication, which can be a disaster for your power tool. And the bottom layer is the raw ethanol. Even fuel stabilizers can’t fix it properly.
TruFuel is made for best functionality – smooth, strong operation grat trigger reaction. With TruFuel, your engine stays clean. And because TruFuel includes ethanol-free gasoline, it’s easy on your engine, which is significant because ethanol will begin to wear plastic and rubber engine components away. Ethanol is a powerful solvent and when separation occurs it often degrades rubber fuel lines and plastic parts, causing unnecessary maintenance difficulties and decreased lifespan for your outdoor power equipment.
Ethanol fuel is the worst for small engines. Throw out the ethanol gas and stop killing the small power tools. TruFuel keeps your engines in good shape, little maintenance, easy to pour and store. They always start on the first pull after a year of storage.
A lot of discussion on the price in online forums and in reviews:
It might seems a little bit expensive if compared to taking a gas can to the station and then mixing your own but let’s break down and you will see a number of benefits that worth the price:
- High Octane: Normally people purchase 87 octane. But if you purchase the better 91 or 93 Octane gas then surely it won’t seem that expensive. TruFuel comes with 92+ octane.
- No Ethanol: This is priceless. Ethanol gums up and destroys your little motors. If you purchase separately a ethanol remover to mix with the gas you need to include the price with the cost you are calculating.
- Long TruFuel Shelf Life: An open or unopened can is good for years. Pump gas won’t remain good that long for the next season, unless you add stabilizer and again that bumps the cost up.
- Convenient size and no spills: Filling up a blower or a string trimmer or a chain saw with a 30-35lb 5 gallon gas can, while holding the safety nozzle open, etc definitely a pain in the butt. TruFuel is much easier. Open a can, pour it in and work. Totally hassle free.
- Seems to have better fuel economy. Could the octane or ??? but I seem to have to fill up a lot less using these.
Even the pros, who are years experienced to mix with their own agreed TruFuel performs better.
The inaccuracies of mixing, the need for fuel stabilizer and ethanol remover in addition to the 2-stroke oil means you are measuring and mixing 3x. When you add in the extra power associated with the higher octane fuel and the costs/hassles of the mix, it really isn’t that much more $$$ and in my mind, totally worth it.
TruFuel Reviews: TruFuel Gas Uses
- String Trimmers (Weed Wackers, Weed Trimmers)
- Leaf Blowers
- Chainsaws
- Snowblowers
- Power Washers
- Hedge Trimmers
- Generators
- Motor Scooters
Different brands require different fuel additive ratios. Check the chart below to see which TruFuel product is specially engineered for your outdoor power tools:
Safely Handling Tips
Designed with safety as a top priority, premixed fuel is packaged in specially engineered metal cans with a closure system that offers a secure seal, childproof cap and an easy-to-pour self-venting system.
Steps for Safely Handling Fuel for Small Engines
It’s easy to use but after all it contains gasoline, so it’s important to handling with extra care.
To Open:
- Grasp can firmly.
- Depress the safety tab.
- Twist tab past the locking mechanism and unscrew.
- Use a small funnel when pouring TruFuel premixed fuel.
To Close:
- Screw the cap down tightly and make sure cap turns past the childproof locking clip.
How to Store TruFuel Premixed Fuel
Nothing much, it’s easy to store. Just store in a cool, well-ventilated area. The can has childproof lock, still, it’s best to store TruFuel out of the reach of children. Unlike gas station gas, TruFuel stays fresh for 2-years after opening and more than 5 years if unopened.
TruFuel Reviews: TruFuel vs Pump gas
As already discussed Pump gasoline contains ethanol that begins to degrade more or less in 30 days. TruFuel keeps your engine safe from ethanol degradation.
Untreated gasoline can leave deposits in your engine.
Pump gasoline containing ethanol will attract moisture and create numerous problems and poor performance.
TruFuel = Equipment that performs better and lasts longer
Pump gas and oil = Leaves carbon deposits and gunk that can damage equipment
FAQ
Question: What octane is TruFuel 50:1?
Answer: 92+
Question: Is there a shelf life for this or an expiration date?
Answer: TruFuel has a shelf life more than 2 years after opening and more than 5 years if unopened.
Question: Is this ethanol free?
Answer: Yes, totally.
Question: Can I use the 4-cycle in my 2-cycle?
Answer: No 2 cycle engine and 4 cycle engine is different.
Question: Can I just pour this into my power tool and go? Or there are some more tasks?
Answer: Yes. TruFuel – STOP MIXING. START WORKING. No measuring. No mixing. No mess.
Question: How many liters or oz does one can have?
Answer: 32oz
Question: Having gas already in power tool, can I mix it with the gas already in there?
Answer: No
Question: Do I need to put fuel stabilizer if I need to store it?
Answer: You do not need fuel stabilizer if you store with this product in the power tool.
TruFuel Reviews: Final words
Extremely recommended whether you are a home user or a pro. Don’t hesitate with the price. It’s not at all high if you calculate precisely. So far we couldn’t find any disadvantage of it. Even those who are saying the price is high, also agrees that TruFuel is a great product. It’s true fuel.
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| TruFuel 4 Cycle Ethanol-Free Fuel for Outdoor Power Equipment - 32 oz. (Case of 6) | Check Price |
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Just wanted to clarify your information on this article! First off “Not” all fuels contain ethanol in them> Majority of them do but there are still some that don’t , so check the premium label at the pumps to see if ethanol 5-15% has been added or not! Also best chainsaws?? No mention of STIHL? Why? In my onion they are “The Best”!