- May 8, 2018
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[Travel] Supermarket fuel.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
- Start date
Yes.
A mid-life crisis should not be going to Asda anyway. I didn't know sainsbury's had stopped. Tesco still do it.
This is the only bit I pay attention to.
If the type of petrol I put in the car is what causes it to be written off I'll take that as a win. Last car I had it was me hitting black ice and bouncing it off a dry stone wall.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,692
Do my regular trip from Doncaster to the Amex for games and have found just that issue. I fill up in Doncaster 10p a litre cheaper. Then Crawley 5p cheaper than Brighton. Why is Brighton such a rip off?
Weststander
Well-known member
Expensive city with quite a lot of weaith, suppliers exploiting that.
BrightonCottager
Well-known member
I've been comparing fuel prices between Brighton and @AmexRuislip 's hood for years. They used to be more expensive in Ruislip by about 5/6p / litre. Now it's totally flipped. I got half a tank at Esso in Patcham for 141.9p before driving up on Monday and another half a tank in an Esso station up there in the afternoon for 134.9p before driving back. If I'd driven another couple of miles I could've got it for 131.9p. It's not a poor part of London either.
I think fuel in Brighton may be more expensive because Asda have stopped selling it so cheap and they all are just profiteering.
I think fuel in Brighton may be more expensive because Asda have stopped selling it so cheap and they all are just profiteering.
dsr-burnley
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- Aug 15, 2014
- 2,615
Levelling up.
AmexRuislip
Retired Spy 🕵️♂️
The BP garage near me has a different price to that of the one on Victoria Rd.
Even though they're only 2 miles apart!
*We have trendy vagrants up here don't you know....
The Ruislip rapper for one
HankSkorpio
Member
Interesting read
www.which.co.uk
Supermarket petrol quality: what you need to know - Which?
Filling up at your local supermarket petrol station can often be cheaper than choosing a branded forecourt. But should you be worried about exactly what’s going in your tank?
arewethereyet?
Well-known member
Haha, no it isn’t, when I go it’s closed. However the Greggs at Gatwick is 24/7 That’s another matter.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
When Asda got taken over by the Issa brothers, they dropped the cheap fuel they offered for years to entice shoppers (strange considering the Issas already owned hundreds of fuel stations independently). Nowdays it's all about profit, the 'Asda effect' is no longer a thing, resulting in increased prices across Brighton and Hove. Asda is more expensive than almost all of the independents.
Worried Man Blues
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I always buy from Texaco, I get points!!! and also
Drivers broke down after filling their cars up at the same supermarket petrol station.
Motorists were left stranded in the roads after filling their tanks with suspected contaminated petrol from the Morrisons store.
The supermarket giant was forced to close pumps at its station in Carmarthen when more than 17 cars broke down.
The chain, with more than 600 stores across the UK, admitted the unleaded petrol from its pumps had a “water reading”.
Furious driver Marc Skone bought £40 of petrol from the shop but only got a 100 metres from the station forecourt before his car broke down.
He said: “It has cost £150 plus VAT to drain the tank.
Drivers broke down after filling their cars up at the same supermarket petrol station.
Motorists were left stranded in the roads after filling their tanks with suspected contaminated petrol from the Morrisons store.
The supermarket giant was forced to close pumps at its station in Carmarthen when more than 17 cars broke down.
The chain, with more than 600 stores across the UK, admitted the unleaded petrol from its pumps had a “water reading”.
Furious driver Marc Skone bought £40 of petrol from the shop but only got a 100 metres from the station forecourt before his car broke down.
He said: “It has cost £150 plus VAT to drain the tank.
And factually cortectInteresting read
Supermarket petrol quality: what you need to know - Which?
Filling up at your local supermarket petrol station can often be cheaper than choosing a branded forecourt. But should you be worried about exactly what’s going in your tank?
If you have a classic car use esso, their super doesn’t have aNy ethanol in it. Or very little.
If you have. P/fussy old engine than Anglo American oil will sell you some 115 octane leaded