FAQ – Kings Gas Express

FAQ

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After signing up for our service, you choose to have your vehicle filled at home or work on a weekly basis. We provide convenient fuel delivery at competitive rates for up to 3 vehicles with a monthly subscription or standard weekly rate. No contract required! Simply schedule your preferred delivery time and location, and our professional team will handle the rest.

Have you ever driven past the gas station and said "I'll stop in the morning" and then morning comes and you've pressed snooze too many times? That's why!

We service cities located in Dorchester, Berkeley, Orangeburg, and Charleston counties & now Metro Charlotte.

There is no contract and you can cancel at any time; however, a 30-day notice is required.

Delivery is provided weekly and on designated days depending on your city.

We source from our local fuel farm and you can choose from regular (87) or premium (93).

No, the cost of fuel is separate from the delivery fee and will be billed on the day of service.

Our prices change daily but usually average the same as the local stations in the area or cheaper. Check our homepage for the daily fuel cost.

All vehicles must be from the same household. The vehicles will have to be fueled based on our designated day in that area and they must be at a work or school location if outside of the home base.

We will make every effort to accommodate your schedule. Our monthly plan provides cost savings and unfortunately we aren’t able to provide a refund due to a missed day that is of no fault of Fuel Flo. If you are on our weekly plan, no upfront cost is incurred since you’re only billed after delivery.

All cancellations require a 24-hour notice. A reminder is sent out the day before delivery so that you can accept or decline service accordingly. Should you forget to cancel, the delivery fee will still apply.

We will make every effort to squeeze you in on the following business day; however, it is not guaranteed.

We recognize Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.