US drivers head to Native American lands for cheaper gas

Some of the cheapest fuel in the country can be found on tribal land due to tax exemptions.

Native American gas stations provide lower fuel prices amid rising costs due to the Iran war, with examples from Washington, California, New Mexico, and New York.

Drivers are seeking cheaper fuel on Native American reservations, where prices are up to $1.20 less per gallon due to tax exemptions.

Gas prices have risen to their highest levels since 2023, with the Iran conflict contributing to the surge.

Tribal gas stations offer lower fuel prices due to tax exemptions, with savings of up to 60 cents per gallon compared to nearby stations.

Drivers are traveling to tribal gas stations to save on fuel costs, with prices up to 75 cents per gallon lower than nearby stations.

Tribal gas stations provide lower fuel prices amid rising costs due to the Iran war, with nearly 500 tribally owned stations nationwide.