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Fuel Delivery in Fairbanks, AK

Diesel, DEF, gasoline and R99 renewable diesel delivered to fleets, jobsites, generators and bulk tanks in and around Fairbanks. Talk to a fuel expert who sizes the job right, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

24/7
Dispatch, nights, weekends, holidays
5,400+
Commercial clients nationwide
20–4,400
Gallons per drop

F-35s, the Haul Road and 66 below in Fairbanks

Serving Fairbanks North Star Borough

Fairbanks is the cold end of every diesel problem. The city’s record low is 66 below zero, set on January 14, 1934, with 65 below the day before and 64 below the day after. In deep cold, ice fog from vehicle exhaust and heating plants settles over town. Fuel here has to be blended for the cold, kept dry and delivered before tanks run low, because a gelled line at 40 below is a safety problem, not an inconvenience.

Two big military posts sit here. Fort Wainwright, inside Fairbanks, is home to the 1st Infantry Brigade Combat Team of the 11th Airborne Division. Eielson Air Force Base, about 25 miles south, finished receiving its 54 F-35A fighters in April 2022. Both bases run contractors, ground equipment and support fleets through the winter.

The road north

Fairbanks is the jumping-off point for the North Slope. The Dalton Highway, the Haul Road, starts at Livengood, about 80 miles north, and runs 414 miles to Deadhorse at Prudhoe Bay. It was built in 1974 to supply the pipeline and the oil fields, and three quarters of it is still gravel. It is the only road link to the North Slope oil fields.

Which FuelGo services fit Fairbanks

-66°F
Fairbanks record low, January 14, 1934
54
F-35A fighters based at Eielson AFB since April 2022
414 mi
Dalton Highway from Livengood to Deadhorse, 75% gravel

Sources: weather.gov · journals.ametsoc.org · adn.com · en.wikipedia.org · installations.militaryonesource.mil · uaf.edu · en.wikipedia.org

Mobile fueling or bulk delivery: which fits your Fairbanks site?

Three delivery formats. We’ll quote whichever fits your volume, site access and cost target.

Wet-Hose Fueling
Mobile fleet fueling
Overnight or day shift, fuel direct to each tank
A driver pulls into your yard after hours, fuels every truck or piece of equipment directly, logs each fill, and clears out before your crews arrive. No staff required on site.
Best for: Trucking fleets, delivery yards, rental fleets and service vehicles.
Tank Wagon Delivery
On-site tank fills
20 – 4,400 gallons per drop · same-day or scheduled
A smaller delivery truck fills your day tank, jobsite bulk tank or generator. The flexible option when volume varies or site access is tight.
Best for: Construction sites, generator refills, day tanks and smaller bulk storage.
Transport Load
Bulk transport delivery
Full transport loads to 7,500+ gallons · scheduled
Tractor-trailer delivery straight into large bulk storage. The lowest cost per gallon for high-volume buyers.
Best for: Data centers, large industrial sites, agriculture and rail yards.

Approved for restricted gates and sites

Our drivers and trucks carry the credentials your procurement team is going to ask about.

DOT
Hazmat registered
CDL-A
Hazmat & Tanker endorsed
OSHA
HAZWOPER trained
IFTA
Interstate tax licensed
SPCC
Spill response ready

From quote to fuel in the tank, three steps

1
Request a quote
Call 800-720-4546 or request online. Tell us your Fairbanks location, fuel grade and volume.
2
We schedule it
One-time or recurring. We confirm gate codes, after-hours access and the exact drop location.
3
Fuel arrives on site
CDL and hazmat-certified drivers deliver to your tanks and equipment, with every gallon on the invoice.

Fairbanks fuel delivery questions, answered

What diesel do you deliver for Fairbanks winters?
Winter blends matched to how cold your equipment sits. Ordinary No. 2 diesel gels long before Fairbanks reaches its coldest, so tell dispatch the lowest temperature your site sees and what the fuel feeds before the first order.
Do you deliver to contractors at Eielson and Fort Wainwright?
Yes, to contractor sites, fleets and equipment. Tell dispatch who controls base access and what escort is required, and we confirm it before the truck leaves.
Do you deliver fuel 24/7 in Fairbanks?
Yes. FuelGo dispatch runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including nights, weekends and holidays. Call 800-720-4546 any time, or request a quote online and a dispatcher replies within the hour.
What fuels can you deliver in Fairbanks?
Clear on-road diesel (ULSD #2), red-dyed off-road diesel, gasoline, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) and R99 renewable diesel. Most customers combine two or more on the same delivery.
Do you deliver diesel to generators in Fairbanks?
Yes. Dyed diesel for standby and prime generators, on a refill schedule or as an emergency run during an outage. Generator fueling →
Do you offer mobile fleet fueling in Fairbanks?
Yes. We wet-hose trucks and equipment in your yard, usually overnight, and log every gallon by unit. Mobile fleet fueling →
Can you deliver bulk diesel to our tanks in Fairbanks?
Yes. Anything from 20 gallons to a 7,500-gallon transport load, into above-ground, underground or portable tanks. Bulk delivery →
How much fuel can you deliver at once?
Tank wagon deliveries run from 20 to 4,400 gallons per drop, and full transport loads to 7,500 gallons or more for large bulk tanks. Tell us your tank size and usage and we’ll recommend the right format.
Do you offer emergency fuel delivery in Fairbanks?
Yes. If a generator is running low or a site is about to run dry, call 800-720-4546 and a dispatcher will confirm what we can get to you and when.
Can you set up recurring scheduled deliveries?
Yes. Most customers start with a one-time delivery and move to a recurring schedule, so tanks, generators and fleets are topped up before they run low, without anyone having to call it in.
Do you rent fuel tanks?
Yes. We rent diesel and gasoline tanks from 119 to 17,000 gallons, with pumps, meters and hose fitted, and refills on a schedule. See our fuel tank rental page for sizes.
Do you have smaller trucks for tight sites?
Yes. Smaller delivery trucks reach tight urban sites, parking structures and jobsites where a full-size tanker can’t fit.
What payment options do you accept?
Credit cards, ACH and checks. Credit terms are available for qualifying commercial accounts. Ask your dispatcher for details.

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