Yes, but compare with Luxembourg with unleaded at 78p a litre and you'll get an idea of just how much we are being ripped-off.

Fair enough if this was an asda price, but its tesco prices differ station to station

101.7 / 103.9 & 1.01.9 / 103.7 & 101.7 / 104.7 as the tescos near me (Dudley, cradley, west brom)

It helped me, I have to drive past a Tesco garage to get to Asda. It's the same price in both garages. I saved on a couple of extra driving miles and also got Tesco points so for me it was a better deal to purchase from Tesco. :smiley:

101.3 at Morrisons

Thanks for the post, will be popping into tesco In the morning
(Well in the next few hours

Tesco price match the local independent garage +1p in my nearest town.

Yes, but compare with Luxembourg with unleaded at 78p a litre and you'll get an idea of just how much we are being ripped-off.

What's that? A 1% saving? Ooooooooooooooooooooooooh the excitement.:smile:

I love tesco excuse that there is a different price because of delivery.
Yet I can go a 3 tesco's all within 10 miles of each other. The Superstore is always a penny cheaper than the other two.
The only way to get the cheaper one is by driving through either of the towns where it is a penny more expensive.

Truth is, Asda is only located in the town where tesco is the cheaper price, so the other 2 towns are obviously subsidising the increase. Asda is 0.02p cheaper.

It really needs to be looked at how they fix their prices.

Surely we are being ripped off due to government not managing welfare better? If I cross the NI border I can get diesel for about. 85p at the minute.

Rac thinks it will be under £1 before Christmas. Just push your car around until then.

Have found that tesco fuel doesn't last long .... There's no longer an incentive to get fuel from tesco as they stopped the fuel saving !!

Have found that tesco fuel doesn't last long .... There's no longer an incentive to get fuel from tesco as they stopped the fuel saving !!

With the amount of oil we plunder, I want cheaper petrol prices. Instead it's extra profit for oil companies.

Mmm I'm partly with you on this but personally I wouldn't mind paying an extra 1 or 2 p a litre if it guaranteed better social care- guaranteed being the important word!! Mind I know someone up here who drove 10 miles out of his way to get petrol at 2p a litre less- I'm no mathematician but doesn't strike me as partularly cost effective!!

Cant believe they get away with charging more for diesel when the wholesale price is always the same or chaper than petrol

http://www.fta.co.uk/policy_and_compliance/fuel_prices_and_economy/fuel_prices/daily_fuel_prices.html

Ok im wrong

You said always, not "it was cheaper yesterday" A month ago the prices were the other way round.

Everytime ive looked ive never seen diesel cheaper

These reductions (although welcome) do not in any way reflect the recent massive reductions in the wholesale prices which are only partly passed on to us.

Yup, current wholesale price of petrol in the UK including VAT and duty (as of yesterday) was 98.4p, but big supermarkets will be buying for less than this, probably about 96-97p, so 99.9p per litre is affordable at the pumps. Diesel was 2p LESS per litre than petrol, so they can afford to go down to 97.9p per litre. Profiteering? Yes, the supermarkets are, to the tune of about 2p per litre on petrol and 7p per litre on diesel. Profiteering? Yes, the Government are, by charging us between 10-15p per litre MORE in duty than most other EU member states charge their citizens. Ripped off? Yes, we are being.

Well looked again and yet again diesel 3 p cheaper than petrol but petrol much cheeper at pumps

Last time I heard ,diesel callies 1p more duty than petrol.

Diesel 4.5 a ltr cheaper than petrol wholesale yet at the pumps its 6p a ltr more expensive its ridiculas

99.9p around here (Northamptonshire) unleaded.