HRS §486H-5
Gas station owner's rights against fuel suppliers
This law protects gas station owners from fuel suppliers. Suppliers cannot set the retail price of gas or force station owners to buy only their tires, batteries, or other car parts. Suppliers must also deal fairly with station owners under their franchise agreement.
The statute, as written — Gasoline dealer's rights
(a) A petroleum distributor shall not in any way dictate, force, or attempt to set the retail price of any product sold by the gasoline dealer. (b) After June 7, 1976, it shall be illegal for any petroleum distributor by any action to require a gasoline dealer to purchase only those tires, batteries, and other automotive accessories sold by the distributor. A gasoline dealer may sell any tires, batteries, and other automotive accessories as may be available to the dealer for retail sale. (c) The petroleum distributor shall at all times act in good faith in carrying out the terms and provisions of the franchise.
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