you stick to your Shell super duper octane jet propulsion fuel at 129.9 per litre...good stuff! :laughing:
thezoidberg to m5rcc
12 Feb 163#3
More poor quality comments.
I actually cant believe people still bang on about supermarket fuel quality. Given that its the same tankers, with the same fuel that deliver to supermarkets and the branded filling stations alike. Admittedly there might not be the same additives put in after delivery but as a big fuel user, about the only difference I see between the two is maybe (and that's a maybe) a minor (and that's a very minor) increase in MPG over supermarket fuel.
I actually cant believe people still bang on about supermarket fuel quality. Given that its the same tankers, with the same fuel that deliver to supermarkets and the branded filling stations alike. Admittedly there might not be the same additives put in after delivery but as a big fuel user, about the only difference I see between the two is maybe (and that's a maybe) a minor (and that's a very minor) increase in MPG over supermarket fuel.
willhay555 to m5rcc
12 Feb 16#8
You're a funny guy.
Misinformed, but funny.
dAAn11 to m5rcc
12 Feb 16#10
hahaha :laughing:
londonstinks to m5rcc
13 Feb 161#26
They're all the same man, I've tasted them all.
submerged
12 Feb 16#4
5p a litre cheaper than the shell garage near me which is still 101.9 for both
modaj1
12 Feb 163#5
you stick to your Shell super duper octane jet propulsion fuel at 129.9 per litre...good stuff! :laughing:
m5rcc to modaj1
13 Feb 16#42
Who pays 129.9p?
liamf93
12 Feb 16#6
Why is this the only asda filling station to drop price. Thanks
knack to liamf93
12 Feb 16#7
Asda Chesser is this price for diesel.
Moleyman69
12 Feb 16#9
Asda Norwich 98.7 unleaded / 96.7 diesel
gazdoubleu
12 Feb 16#11
If Yorkshireman buy it, its gotta be cheap!
mocmocamoc
12 Feb 162#12
It's actually impossible to tell, unless you're literally draining your tank each time and putting in the same amount and doing the same route.
The biggest difference I notice is when a fuel pump clicks off as being fuel, in a supermarket it seems to click off sooner than in a shell. I used to work in the asda one, and I discussed it when we had a refit. Basically, asda want you to think your fuel is cheaper so it clicks off earlier, whereas a shell garage wants you to think the fuel is better, so clicks off later so you're getting longer between fills.
sofiasar
12 Feb 16#13
cheaper than chips.
wonder why it's getting cheaper month by month
monkeyb0y to sofiasar
12 Feb 16#14
trade embargo lifted on Iran ?
mkara to sofiasar
13 Feb 16#20
Oil price drops, so it SLOWLY SLOWWWWLY gets reflected in the price we pay. Considering its dropped only 30p odd, whereas oil prices have spotted to a quarter of what they were!
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have a look at this, and then make your own conclusions, 7 refineries in the UK, you still think supermarkets get it off joe bloggs
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/11209454/The-UK-is-losing-one-of-its-seven-oil-refineries-Milford-Haven.html
I actually cant believe people still bang on about supermarket fuel quality. Given that its the same tankers, with the same fuel that deliver to supermarkets and the branded filling stations alike. Admittedly there might not be the same additives put in after delivery but as a big fuel user, about the only difference I see between the two is maybe (and that's a maybe) a minor (and that's a very minor) increase in MPG over supermarket fuel.
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have a look at this, and then make your own conclusions, 7 refineries in the UK, you still think supermarkets get it off joe bloggs
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/11209454/The-UK-is-losing-one-of-its-seven-oil-refineries-Milford-Haven.html
I actually cant believe people still bang on about supermarket fuel quality. Given that its the same tankers, with the same fuel that deliver to supermarkets and the branded filling stations alike. Admittedly there might not be the same additives put in after delivery but as a big fuel user, about the only difference I see between the two is maybe (and that's a maybe) a minor (and that's a very minor) increase in MPG over supermarket fuel.
Misinformed, but funny.
The biggest difference I notice is when a fuel pump clicks off as being fuel, in a supermarket it seems to click off sooner than in a shell. I used to work in the asda one, and I discussed it when we had a refit. Basically, asda want you to think your fuel is cheaper so it clicks off earlier, whereas a shell garage wants you to think the fuel is better, so clicks off later so you're getting longer between fills.
wonder why it's getting cheaper month by month