Brantford’s stations gather along three corridors: King George Road, the big-box strip running north to Highway 403; Colborne Street, the old east–west spine through downtown; and the Wayne Gretzky Parkway connecting the 403 to the east side. As a mid-size market between Hamilton and the tri-cities, Brantford usually prices within a couple of cents of both — with the 403 interchange pumps at the high end and the in-town corridors competing below them.
Brantford is also close enough to the Six Nations of the Grand River territory that some drivers make the trip for the on-reserve stations’ different tax treatment — but for everyday fills, the in-town ranking below covers every Brantford station we track, cheapest first, refreshed hourly.