The oil for mobile gas stations mainly comes from the following aspects:
Purchase from formal channels: Mobile gas stations usually purchase fuel from formal gas stations or oil companies and then deliver it to where it is needed. The quality and source of these fuels are guaranteed and meet relevant national standards and regulations.
Purchase from local refineries or three barrels of oil: Some private gas stations may purchase from local refineries (local refineries) or the three major state-owned oil companies (three barrels of oil). The price of local refineries is relatively low, allowing private gas stations to purchase at a lower price. However, the quality of oil purchased from local refineries is difficult to guarantee, and there may be problems such as oil not being resistant to burning and insufficient power.
Distributor channel: Gas stations can also purchase from distributors, who order oil from oil companies and then sell it to gas stations. This method can obtain discounts and services provided by distributors, but it is necessary to pay attention to the reputation and strength of distributors.
Online procurement platform: There are many oil procurement platforms now, and gas stations can choose oil models, quantities, prices, etc. on these platforms, and then they will be directly delivered by the platform or manufacturer. This method is convenient and fast, and often offers more favorable prices.
Self-delivery: Gas stations can also purchase fuel products themselves and then deliver them themselves. This method can reduce costs, but requires gas stations to have corresponding logistics and storage capabilities.
