Be careful when you encounter such gas stations
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During the Spring Festival holiday, many fishermen drive home or go on trips as a family; along the highways, there are gas stations belonging to Sinopec and CNPC everywhere – just look for the corresponding text and logos.
This post was last edited by Wise Ming on 2019-2-6 at 19:27. Of course, in addition to state-owned gas stations, there are also some private ones. Moreover, these gas stations have all the necessary legal approvals, and the fuel they provide is of reliable quality. However, there are also some fake gas stations among them; the gasoline at these stations generally does not meet the standards and contains a high amount of impurities. Moreover, their logos also resemble those of \"Sinopec\" and \"CNPC\". Many car owners say that these fake, counterfeit gas stations are really harmful; whenever they come across them, they should leave immediately, as they shouldn’t use such stations, no matter how low the price of gasoline is.
Can’t the fuel cards used at this counterfeit fuel station be connected to the network?
Generally, these counterfeit gas stations attract customers by imitating the signs of the two major oil companies. These gas stations are usually located at highway exits or along national roads. Because here, many car owners may need fuel urgently while driving, so they don’t pay attention to any abnormalities. It was only after refueling that the car started having continuous problems, and then it was discovered that low-quality gasoline had been added.
For example, one of the most common ones is “Zhongwei Petrochemical” – doesn’t it look exactly like Sinopec? Many car owners don’t pay attention and simply can’t tell the difference. So these unscrupulous manufacturers take advantage of consumers’ psychology by using low-quality gasoline to make money. When your vehicle uses this low-quality gasoline, it is very likely to have a severe impact on the engine, and may even cause the engine to become completely damaged.
You can try using a CNPC fuel card.
Generally, when going out to find a gas station, people use navigation, so there shouldn’t be any major problems. But as you said, in case of an emergency that results in too little fuel, it’s really hard to tell when a gas station is in sight~~~ With no villages or shops in the vicinity, it’s necessary to stop and refuel anyway~~~
It seems the original poster has been greatly affected by it? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
During the New Year, fake goods are everywhere in the village, and their prices are high as well; you can buy them if you want to, or not
It’s okay; the surface has been polished quite well: lol
A sharp eye! ! ! ! ! ! !