We offer a complete line of high-quality oils and lubricants from trusted brands, delivered directly to your facility.
WISCO OIL LLC was started in 2015 after Josh left a family trucking business that was sold. The family trucking business was based in petroleum transportation.
“I wanted to continue in business because I enjoyed the customers and friends we had made over the years. Besides just fuel transportation, I wanted WISCO OIL to be a full service fuel supply and delivery company. There are customers out there that need help bringing down the cost of their fuel and I want to be the one to help them get there. And in that process I want them to discover someone they know and trust to have their best interests at heart. If you want to learn how to make and keep more money in your business by saving on your fuel and lubricant input costs, give us a call!”
We look forward to earning your business!
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Tell us what products or services you need, and where delivery is required.
We create a tailored fuel, oil, DEF, or tank solution to fit your operation.
Our team schedules reliable delivery or installation using our company-owned fleet.
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Oil is ending the week around $85 a barrel, up more than 20% from where it started Monday. This was one of the most alarming weeks of the entire Iran conflict. The brief peace deal that looked promising three weeks ago has completely unraveled.
This was a week that started with oil looking like it was finally settling down and ended with analysts questioning whether the Strait of Hormuz will ever be reliably open again. A lot happened this week!
WTI crude oil ended the week around $69 a barrel. The current price is below where prices were before the Iran war began. And this was the week the market made clear it believes the supply is actually coming back. From Monday’s peace talk optimism to Thursday’s record flows through the Strait, prices fell nearly $7 in five trading sessions. And yet, by Friday, a vessel attack near Oman, Iran turning back tankers it deemed unauthorized, a revealing of unreported damage to the U.S. naval base in Bahrain reminded everyone that $69 is a trading level, not necessarily a reality.
WTI crude fell to about $72 a barrel today — its lowest point since before the Iran war began — as tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz kept building and Middle Eastern supply rushed back onto a global market that had been short of barrels for months. Here is what is driving the market today.
