Fuel prices can vary between towns and even between petrol stations on the same road. Several factors influence fuel pricing including:

• Competition between nearby petrol stations
• Fuel delivery costs
• Supermarket fuel promotions
• Location and traffic levels
• Station operating costs

Supermarket petrol stations often offer some of the lowest prices, but local independent stations can sometimes be just as competitive.

Saving money on fuel doesn’t always mean driving miles out of your way. A few simple tips can help reduce your fuel costs.

Compare prices before filling up
Checking local prices can help you avoid paying more than necessary.

Fill up earlier in the week
Fuel prices sometimes rise towards weekends or busy travel periods.

Avoid motorway petrol stations
Stations on major routes are often more expensive than those slightly off the main road.

Keep your tyres properly inflated
Correct tyre pressure improves fuel efficiency and reduces consumption.

Fuel price data is updated regularly. However, petrol stations can change prices throughout the day, so prices shown should be used as a guide.

Yes. Supermarket petrol stations are included alongside independent and branded fuel stations.

Yes. You can use the “Use My Location” option to automatically find the nearest petrol stations.

The radius is based on straight-line distance from the search location rather than driving time.