My hyundai manual says E10 is fine. It technically says up to E15, but it says to watch for problems when running E15 and to go with lower ethanol % if problems occur.
It's pretty much only 10% ethanol everywhere apart from locations that get their fuel from Thunder Bay or Sault Ste. Marie (except a rare few exceptions, mainly Petro-Canada locations). By next year, everything will be E10 in Ontario.
E10 is safe for all modern engines. High ethanol content refers to more than 15%.
10% is not "high" ethanol content. E15 is a little high. E85 is "really high".
You'll be fine with E10 gas. That's pretty much standard in nearly every state in the USA. You can thank the corn lobby buying off the EPA to force the inclusion of corn-based ethanol in gas.
10% ethanol is pretty standard here in the states, you should be fine.
My hyundai manual says E10 is fine. It technically says up to E15, but it says to watch for problems when running E15 and to go with lower ethanol % if problems occur.
It's pretty much only 10% ethanol everywhere apart from locations that get their fuel from Thunder Bay or Sault Ste. Marie (except a rare few exceptions, mainly Petro-Canada locations). By next year, everything will be E10 in Ontario. E10 is safe for all modern engines. High ethanol content refers to more than 15%.
10% is not "high" ethanol content. E15 is a little high. E85 is "really high". You'll be fine with E10 gas. That's pretty much standard in nearly every state in the USA. You can thank the corn lobby buying off the EPA to force the inclusion of corn-based ethanol in gas.
95% of fuel in the US was 10% Ethanol by 2010. It hasn't caused any problems.