Gas Prices in Bellevue, WA (Near Seattle)

Fuel prices near Bellevue, WA in the greater Seattle area. Showing Washington state average — connect a gas prices API for Bellevue-specific station data.

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Current Gas Prices

Week of 2026-06-29

Regular

$5.029

per gallon

Midgrade

$5.391

per gallon

Premium

$5.544

per gallon

Diesel

N/A

per gallon

-0.123 from last week

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Gas Prices Near Bellevue

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FAQ: Gas Prices in Bellevue, WA

What is the average gas price in Bellevue, WA?

The current average regular gas price near Bellevue is approximately $5.029 per gallon, based on the Washington statewide average. Individual stations within Bellevue vary based on brand, location, and local competition. Use our station list to find the best price in your area.

Where can I find the cheapest gas in Bellevue?

The cheapest gas in Bellevue is typically found at warehouse club stations (Costco, Sam's Club, BJ's) and grocery store fuel centers. These membership-based stations often price 5–15 cents below branded stations like Shell, Chevron, and BP. Stations along major commuter corridors tend to compete aggressively on price.

What is the best day of the week to buy gas in Bellevue?

In Bellevue, Monday and Tuesday mornings are historically the cheapest times to fill up, before stations adjust prices heading into the weekend. Prices typically peak on Thursday through Saturday when weekend demand rises. Avoiding the Friday afternoon rush can save you 3–8 cents per gallon.

How do Bellevue gas prices compare to the Washington average?

Gas prices in Bellevue tend to track closely with the Washington statewide average, though urban stations with higher real estate costs may price slightly higher than suburban or rural stations. Larger metros with many competing stations often see sharper price cuts when crude prices fall.

Is gas cheaper in Bellevue or in Seattle?

Prices in Bellevue and Seattle are typically within a few cents of each other, as both draw from the same regional supply chain. However, Bellevue suburbs sometimes offer lower prices due to lower overhead costs and strong station competition. Our price tracker updates regularly — check current prices above.

Does Bellevue have special fuel requirements?

Fuel requirements in Bellevue depend on EPA clean air designations for Washington. Metro areas with air quality concerns may require reformulated gasoline (RFG), which burns cleaner but costs slightly more. Check the EPA's RFG areas page for Bellevue's current status.

About Gas Prices in Bellevue

Bellevue, a community in the greater Seattle metropolitan area, is served by gas stations that source fuel from Washington's regional supply chain. Prices at the pump include the Washington state fuel tax of 67.8¢ per gallon, the federal 18.4¢/gal tax, refinery and distribution costs, and station margins.

Drivers in Bellevue can typically find the lowest prices at warehouse clubs and grocery store fuel centers. Branded stations (Shell, Chevron, BP, Exxon) offer consistency and rewards programs but usually price 5–15¢ higher than discount independents.

As part of the Seattle metro area, Bellevue benefits from the region's competitive fuel market.Bellevue drivers may also find competitive prices by checking stations in neighboring communities within the Seattle area.