$4.049 is the average self-service petrol price in Ohio as of 2026-10-26; that compares with a national petrol average of $4.284. The national diesel average for context is $6.276.
Prices in Ohio have been rising: petrol is up 4.63% versus seven days earlier, marking the second consecutive week of increases after last week’s average of 3.87 USD.
Locally, Ohio sits in line with the national picture overall but at a modest discount: the area’s petrol rate is about -5.49% below the U.S. petrol average. Over the last nine weeks Ohio’s petrol range has moved between a low of 3.797 USD and a high of 4.478 USD, with a net change of 1.71% compared with the oldest week in that window.
For national reference, prices elsewhere range from highs such as California at 6.031 USD to lows such as Texas at 3.704 USD; Ohio’s current level remains nearer the national mean than those extremes. All figures and comparisons are drawn from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
