Michigan Runs on Propane
More Michigan fleet owners use propane for its high ROI
and positive impact on the environment.
and positive impact on the environment.
Propane costs significantly less in fuel, fluids and filters.
Propane engines last longer due to its minimal carbon buildup and therefore no expensive exhaust systems are needed. Plus, propane engines perform equal to traditional gasoline and
diesel engines.
Average Price Per Gallon
Lower your price to less than $0.50/gallon with
the help of MPGA and federal grants.
the help of MPGA and federal grants.
“Propane is a well-established fuel and is domestically produced. Using propane as a vehicle fuel increases energy security, can provide the convenience of on-site fueling economically, and reduces air pollution and the environmental impacts of vehicles.”
Why Fleet Owners Use Propane
Propane Vehicles and Conversions
Class 4 & Under
Passenger Vehicles:
- Police & EMT Vehicles
- Pickup Trucks
- Passenger Vans & Buses
light-Duty Fleet Vehicles:
- Box Trucks
- Delivery Vans
Class 5
- Ford’s F-550, Chevy, Etc.
- Walk-ins and delivery trucks
- Bucket trucks or cherry pickers
Class 6
- Single-axle
- Beverage trucks
- Rack trucks
- School buses
Class 7
- Street sweepers
- Garbage trucks
- City transit buses
- Furniture trucks and smaller semis
Propane Vehicles and Conversions
Class 4 & Under
Passenger Vehicles:
- Police & EMT Vehicles
- Pickup Trucks
- Passenger Vans & Buses
light-Duty Fleet Vehicles:
- Box Trucks
- Delivery Vans
Class 5
- Ford’s F-550, Chevy, Etc.
- Walk-ins and delivery trucks
- Bucket trucks or cherry pickers
Class 6
- Single-axle
- Beverage trucks
- Rack trucks
- School buses
Class 7
- Street sweepers
- Garbage trucks
- City transit buses
- Furniture trucks and smaller semis
Michigan Propane Autogas Fueling Stations
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Michigan Propane Autogas Fueling Stations
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