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Nevada vs Utah gas prices

Regular gas is $0.56 a gallon cheaper in Utah$8.36 on a 15-gallon fill-up. The two share a border, so that gap is worth knowing before you cross it.

Nevada
$4.81
regular, per gallon
Utah
$4.25
regular, per gallon
$0.56 cheaper
AAA daily state averages · 2026-08-02
Every grade · USD per gallon
GradeNVUTDiff.
Regular$4.81$4.25$0.56UT
Midgrade$5.11$4.54$0.57UT
Premium$5.42$4.80$0.62UT
Diesel$5.71$5.28$0.43UT

Where the $0.56 gap actually comes from

25% of it is tax. Nevada charges $0.14 more per gallon in federal and state taxes than Utah. The remaining $0.42 is a real difference in what the fuel, refining and distribution cost — refinery proximity, pipeline access and state fuel-blend rules.

Nevada$4.12 fuel + $0.69 tax = $4.81
Utah$3.70 fuel + $0.55 tax = $4.25

Fuel, refining, distribution and marginFederal and state taxes Local county and city fuel taxes are not included, and Nevada permit them. Pre-tax figures are estimates — see the note below.

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What the gap is worth

One 15-gallon fill
$8.36
saved in Utah
A year of weekly fills
$434.46
saved in Utah
10,000 miles at 25 mpg
$222.80
saved in Utah

Based on today’s $0.56 per-gallon difference, which moves week to week. Use the fuel cost calculator for your own mileage and vehicle.

Prices by metro area

State averages hide a lot. These are the cheapest metros AAA reports on each side.

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Frequently asked questions

Is gas cheaper in Nevada or Utah?

Regular gas is cheaper in Utah, at $4.25 a gallon against $4.81 in Nevada — a gap of $0.56, or 13.1%. On a 15-gallon fill-up that is $8.36. Figures are AAA daily state averages for 2026-08-02.

Why is gas more expensive in Nevada?

25% of the $0.56 gap is tax rather than the cost of the fuel. Nevada levies $0.14 more per gallon in federal and state taxes; the remaining $0.42 is a genuine difference in what the fuel, refining and distribution cost.

Is diesel cheaper in Nevada or Utah?

Diesel is cheaper in Utah at $5.28 a gallon, against $5.71 in Nevada — $0.43 a gallon apart.

Is it worth crossing from Nevada into Utah to fill up?

If you are already near the line, yes: a 15-gallon fill saves about $8.36. Driving out of your way for it rarely pays — at $4.81 a gallon and 25 mpg, a 22-mile round trip would eat the whole saving in fuel alone, before your time.