Implied preemption is a controversial doctrine, because this preemption may be significantly harder to prevent than either outright or express preemption. As such, some states have outlawed implied preemption.
Costumers often wonder how much oil to order to take advantage of our discount pricing. We have placed this helpful chart on our website for your convenience. A standard residential oil tank holds 275 gallons. To order 150 gallons or more, please call us when your tank reads 3/8 full or below.
Actually, a barrel of oil is 42 gallons. When the barrel is processed, you generally get about 19 1/2 gallons of gas, 9 gal. of fuel oil, 4 gal. of jet fuel and 11 gal of other products such as lubricants, grease,kerosene,asphalt and plastics. barrel=42 u.s. gallons of oil =19.5 u.s. gallons of gas Not disputing the answer at all, but if crude is now $135 per barrel, this should make gas nearly $7 per gallon, and this without refining and transport costs!