For over 80 years, Boyett Petroleum has been a trusted independent fuel supplier and distributor in the West, providing wholesale fuel sales, our proprietary Kwik Serv brand, petroleum management services, agricultural fuel sales, and the Cruise Americard fleet fueling program. We combine the strength of a large distributor with the personalized service of a family-owned business to deliver reliable, flexible fuel solutions.
Boyett acquired SC Fuels' branded distribution business expanding its 76, Shell, Sinclair, and Valero customer community.
Boyett sold its 10 Cruiser convenience store service stations to United Pacific and acquired United Pacific's wholesale business, adding Shell and Marathon to its brand offering with approximately 120 branded dealer contracts and 50 unbranded accounts.
Dale Boyett became the Chief Executive Officer of Boyett Petroleum and the President of the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America, appointed to serve a 2-year term (2022-2024).
Boyett acquired Danielson Fuel Services wholesale supply business, expanding its reach to Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Texas. Established presence in Oklahoma with headquarters in Oklahoma City.
Boyett funded the remodel of Wesson Ranch Park in Modesto.
Boyett purchased fuel distribution contracts for 90 Valero and 76 gas stations from MCW Energy Group, expanding in Southern California. The deal grew its network to more than 500 stations and increased sales to 400 million gallons per year, making Boyett the largest distributor of Valero on the West Coast.
The company introduced the CRUISE Americard, a universal fleet fueling card accepted at over 320,000 locations nationwide. Boyett ceased its trucking division and sold its trucks to Williams Tank Lines.
Boyett acquired wholesale distributor assets of Toms Sierra Company, reaching 110 branded accounts and marketing over 20 million gallons monthly. Carl Boyett became President of the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America (2008-2010).
With the support of Carl and Carole Boyett, the Gallo Center for the Arts, a state-of-the-art performance venue in Modesto, California, opened its doors.
Dale Boyett assumed day-to-day responsibility for operating the company as President.
Carl's son, Dale Boyett, joined the company.
Stan and Carol Boyett retired, and Carl took over as CEO.
Boyett operated 10 retail service stations from San Jose to Reno.
Stan and Carol's son, Carl Boyett, joined the family business, helping the company to expand its wholesale distribution business for Valero, 76, ConocoPhillips, and ARCO.
The Boyett's bought Richfield Oil distributorship in Modesto.
Together, Stan and Walt built 6 service stations called Barbour's Regal Stations.
Stan moved to Modesto from San Jose to partner with Walt Barbour to form a chain of Barbour Premium Gas Stations.
Stan and Carol Boyett founded Boyett Petroleum. Both began their careers in the oil industry, Stan with Shell Oil Company and Carol with Standard Oil of California.
Stan Boyett was born.