Langley sits at the eastern edge of Metro Vancouver’s fuel market, and two facts dominate it. First, the Costco gas bar off 64th Avenue near the Langley Bypass — one of only two Costco gas bars in Metro Vancouver — anchors the local floor, and the busy Langley Bypass and Fraser Highway stations price against it. Second, Langley is the last TransLink-taxed market before the Abbotsford boundary: cross into Abbotsford and the tax stack drops by roughly 12.5 cents per litre, which is why the first stations past the boundary on Fraser Highway post prices Langley pumps cannot legally match.
That boundary math matters mostly to Aldergrove residents and anyone driving Highway 1 east anyway — a special trip burns the savings. Within Langley itself, the Bypass corridor, the 200th Street cluster in Walnut Grove and the Aldergrove stations each have their own dynamics, several cents apart on a typical day. The list below ranks every Langley-area station we track — Langley City, the Township, Walnut Grove and Aldergrove — by current price, refreshed hourly.