If you live in Cleveland, there's a good chance you could fill up your tank for about $3.00 a gallon, and that's more than 40 cents a gallon cheaper than in Pine-Richland, according to the AAA.

Drivers in five states (Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma and Minnesota) currently pay less than $3.00 per gallon at the pump, while only drivers in Hawaii pay more than $4.00 per gallon, the AAA said.

Jeff Lenard, spokesman for the National Association of Convenience Stores, told the Post Gazette that prices vary for several reasons.

One is a different state gas tax rate, which favors Ohio at $46.4 cents a gallon, or 4.3 cents below Pennsylvania's 50.7 cents. Another reason, Lenard said, is because different pipelines and gasoline refineries and wholesalers supply Ohio.

To find the cheapest gas prices in Pine-Richland, check out Patch's "Commute" section by clicking here. You can find prices for Bakerstown, Gibsonia, Wexford and Warrendale.

For a look at cheap gas prices in other parts of the Pittsburgh area, click here. 

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