Days Gone Remastered: Fuel Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

Fuel locations in Days Gone Remastered are the 12 working gas station pumps still operational across Oregon — the permanent, infinite refuel points that separate a well-planned route from a nightmare push through Freaker territory on an empty tank.

They're distinct from the red jerry cans scattered randomly around the world: pumps refuel instantly at the drive-up, are always available, and never run dry.

All 12 are documented on our Days Gone Remastered Oregon map for route planning before heading into unfamiliar regions.

Why Running Out of Fuel Is a Problem

Days Gone's fuel system is deliberately unforgiving — Deacon cannot carry spare fuel canisters on the bike. No storage, no reserve tank beyond the standard gauge.

When the fuel icon on the left of the HUD drains to zero, the bike stops, and fast travel locks out. The only options are to find a nearby red canister on foot, push the bike to the nearest fuel source, or sleep and hope a nearby location has a canister.

Knowing where the 12 pump locations are eliminates the main source of stranded-bike situations.

Three Ways to Refuel

• Working Gas Station Pumps (these 12 locations) — drive up to the pump and hold Circle (PS5). Instant full tank, no credits required, always available.

• Red Jerry Cans — found throughout the world at most locations: beside tow trucks, inside sheds, on military truck beds, in gas station forecourts, and reliably at every NERO Checkpoint outpost (at least one red can is always present near the generator tent). Canisters must be physically carried to the bike and poured in — hold Circle when next to the bike with a canister held.

• Camp Mechanics — buy fuel at any friendly Encampment mechanic for 100–200 Credits per tank. The most expensive option, but always available without searching.

Extending Range: Tank Upgrades

The bike's fuel tank capacity can be upgraded through the mechanic at any Encampment — larger tanks extend the riding range between refuels significantly, reducing dependency on the 12 pump locations and red cans for long cross-map trips.

Investing in tank capacity early is one of the most practical quality-of-life bike upgrades in the game.

Route Planning: The Practical Use of Our Map

The 12 pump locations are spread unevenly across Oregon — earlier regions (Cascade, Belknap) have better coverage, while the southern regions (Highway 97, Crater Lake) have longer dry stretches between working pumps.

For any cross-region journey, checking which pumps sit along or near the intended route before departure prevents running dry in the middle of a Horde territory with no red can in sight.