Check the two officially listed Crude Oil Tycoon passes and their dated 249 Robux prices without unsupported stacking or value claims.
Prices are snapshots, not promises. The purchase screen in Roblox is the final authority, and neither listing alone proves stacking behavior or which pass is better for your tycoon.
Use your own production symptoms to decide whether either benefit addresses a real constraint.
This pass is explicitly named by the official API. It is most relevant to investigate when storage frequently remains full, but the listing does not establish base tank sizes or stacking.
Check: Use the oil-storage test first, then read the current Roblox purchase screen.
This pass is also officially listed. The name indicates an income benefit, while the exact formula, exclusions, and interaction with other bonuses are not documented in the collected source.
Check: Confirm the live description and price before purchase; do not infer every reward is doubled.
A capacity benefit cannot fix broken, unpowered, or slow processing equipment. An income benefit cannot prove the barrel-selling stage is operating efficiently.
Check: Run the bottleneck helper and observe one complete production cycle before comparing benefits.
Robux prices, sale availability, and descriptions can change. This page is a dated reference and is not a promise about a future listing.
Check: Review the current price, product name, account, and Roblox confirmation dialog before buying.
When the live game differs from this page, the current in-game screen wins.
The official API listed 2x Oil Capacity and 2x Income.
Both were listed for 249 Robux on August 14, 2026. Check Roblox for the current price.
The collected official listing does not establish stacking behavior.
There is no universal answer. Capacity addresses a storage constraint, while income targets earnings; inspect your own line first.
