ATMs in Rockport, TX
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1409 TX-35, Rockport
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1802 W Market St, Rockport
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1328 Hwy 35 S, Rockport
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2701 Hwy 35 N, Rockport
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1309 Hwy 35 N, Rockport
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2301 FM2165, Rockport
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“Really like this store... Great location; plenty of room for parking, tho you might have to park on the sides of the store when it's busy. Place is well lit at night and it's location is an easy on / off 35 Bi-Pass at Market. Pumps are state of the art; offering 5 different fuel choices including Non-Ethanol Premium. Whoa.... What the heck is "Non-Ethanol Premium" you ask? Well, simply put, it's pure gas; used long before Ethanol-based gas was mandated by Congress in 1990 (Clean Air Act). Since then, Ethanol blending tax credits/subsidies have created a profit motive to over-blend Ethanol above 10%. Some stores are now selling 15%. (Note that Valero currently sells 10% at this location). Okay... Sooo.. What's wrong with Ethanol? On it's face, Ethanol is an alcohol-based fuel that is distilled from plant materials, namely sugar and corn. The biggest problem is it attracts and absorbs moisture, leading to water contamination. 10% Ethanol (E10) gas will "phase separate" which is very damaging to automotive engines. Basically the ethanol / water goes to the bottom leaving sub par octane on top; the very definition of "bad gas" that causes all kinds of engine problems / failure. Small engines (lawn mowers, chainsaws, boat motors) that sit for long periods of time where the fuel may not get used up and replenished on a timely basis should never use Ethanol blended fuels. Even the EPA has stated that the large-scale production of corn and soybeans to produce ethanol-based gasoline harms the environment. They found that Ethanol made from corn has the highest emissions output compared to ethanol gas made from other sources. Since most Ethanol plants in the United States are powered by coal, greenhouse gas emissions derived from Ethanol production contribute negatively to the environment. Additionally, the EPA stated that Ethanol production can adversely affect ecosystems, bodies of water, and accelerate the loss of organic matter and nutrients found in certain soils. Ethanol is a strong solvent, cleanser and degreaser, and highly corrosive. It wreaks havoc on rubber gaskets and causes rust inside your engine. It can also lead to overheating your engine (increased oxygen levels). Opposite side of the coin... States like Iowa for instance have seen a huge boon in their agriculture industry. Ethanol remains one of the top exports in the United States; nearly 30 million barrels of Ethanol were exported out of the country in 2011 alone, with about 20 million barrels being exported consistently per year since 2014. In 2020, U.S. Ethanol exports totaled 1.3 Billion gallons. Overall, the US relies on Ethanol exports for nearly $7 billion to the economy and over 47,000 jobs for citizens. So now you know... The debate rages on. Using pure gas (Non-Ethanol) gives better gas mileage, less harm to your engine, longer shelf life, less dependence on Ethanol crops and more. Gas mileage will vary; a 4-banger Camry with Non-Ethanol won't offer the same results you'd see in an 8 cylinder RAM Hemi, yet in our experience we got better gas mileage no matter what vehicle we tested.”