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I am not trying to change anyones mind, this is just my thoughts. I don't think any fuel supplier would take the risk of selling substandard fuel. Although some companies of various products do take a risk. Look at VW for one. Class Action lawyers would be all over it like stink on you know...

I also agree you don't need any additives. Keep or remove any water in the fuel tank, run and operate the generator regularly and use high quality filters. Don't buy the cheapest ones you find, also a high priced filter is not always a quality filter. You should be doing this already and no...

I second that about not using additives, but could be specific incidents where they should be used. Oxygen, heat and water will degrade gas or diesel fuel. The only equipment that I use an additive in is my MEP 802. I use Pri-D for the fuel in it. Add it when you fill the tank(s) and add once...