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diesel 94.9p a litre costco

£0.95 costco1 Feb 16

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2 hapennies

26 Jan 16

if your fortunate enough to be a costco member diesel now 94.9p a litre, haven't managed to find out yet if you get the 2% cashback on the executive membership.

>>>>>

To clarify on Costco 2% Executive
members cashback..

1: No 2% cashback on Diesel or Petrol Purchases
2: You can get 1% cashback on your Costco Amex / Amex payments
at the Costco pumps ;-)

Costco Fuel locations open:

Bristol
Liverpool
Oldham

3 [or more!] opening 2016!
- 008

Top comments

toonarmani

26 Jan 16 6 #1

Looking forward to the Sheffield store opening in the next couple of months :smiley:

siadwel

26 Jan 16 3 #45

But better than any deals you've posted. My mistake, you haven't :wink:

zermattbusby

26 Jan 16 3 #12

Amazing what difference a few pence makes
Six months ago it was costing me ~ £92.00 to fill my diesel Passat
Now costs me ~ £65.00

All comments (85)

toonarmani

26 Jan 16 6 #1

Looking forward to the Sheffield store opening in the next couple of months :smiley:

nazhaque to toonarmani

26 Jan 16 #4

Me too :smiley:

snoopy18 to toonarmani

26 Jan 16 #22

24 th feb

ciderno1 to toonarmani

26 Jan 16 #46

They did say Feb few months ago, here hoping :-)

leon121

26 Jan 16 #2

Great price op long may fuel prices fall

sofiasar

26 Jan 16 #3

watch this get hot. not enough stores

vassy201187

26 Jan 16 #5

Heat added OP :smiley:

Kickassonxbox

26 Jan 16 #6

Off to Costco tomorrow so it will be top up with Diesel time.

EssexBoiTroi

26 Jan 16 #7

Easily worth the cost of the card with or without going in and buying from the warehouse

rooney10 to EssexBoiTroi

26 Jan 16 1 #15

Bear in mind , Costco don't have fuel stations at every Costco store. Neither of our 2 local ones sell fuel (Haydock and Trafford Park) and these are pretty big stores :wink:

Lol ... above post (posted at the same time) shows Costco fuel locations.

bordonman to EssexBoiTroi

26 Jan 16 1 #33

Buy just 500 litres to break even - wow

bargainhunter666 to EssexBoiTroi

27 Jan 16 #65

Really... must be on your commute then. Card costs £30. save 3p litre

lakesh8602

26 Jan 16 #8

Where is there Costo fuel? I live in London.

008 to lakesh8602

26 Jan 16 2 #14

>>>>>

To clarify on Costco 2% Executive
members cashback..

1: No 2% cashback on Diesel or Petrol Purchases
2: You can get 1% cashback on your Costco Amex / Amex payments
at the Costco pumps ;-)

Costco Fuel locations open:

Bristol
Liverpool
Oldham

3 [or more!] opening 2016!

xfield

26 Jan 16 1 #9

At a Costco warehouse, they're dotted around the country. Annual membership required.

pyg to xfield

26 Jan 16 #59

Unless you know some one who shops at COSTCO... or in an earlier comment you can scan their card with bar code facing up.
The poster cpmmented that this did work for them

Movingzen

26 Jan 16 #10

Intrigued as to what additive they put in extra when the fuel is delivered from Texaco. The A6 runs well on it, whether that will be the case when Audi put in the "uncheat" software remains to be seen.
Unfortunately you, me and others in the "executive" scheme you don't qualify for cashback on fuel.
Filled up at Oldham on Sunday, noticeable how many taxis were filling up with diesel.

elofty

26 Jan 16 #11

Thats decent, my Esso card is at 95.5 this week

zermattbusby

26 Jan 16 3 #12

Amazing what difference a few pence makes
Six months ago it was costing me ~ £92.00 to fill my diesel Passat
Now costs me ~ £65.00

008

26 Jan 16 #13

HEAT!

Wow what a deal, remember when the Liverpool one opened and filled up for £1.32 and that
was the cheapest in the Land!!! At less than 95p this shows you just how much more you can
get for your miles per gallon :sunglasses:

Apport

26 Jan 16 #16

Hot, great price for fuel :sunglasses:

playnice40

26 Jan 16 #17

nice if have Costco close nearest for me 55 miles so got to be cold from me

snoopy18 to playnice40

26 Jan 16 2 #23

It`s not all about you :smiley:

bargainhunter666 to playnice40

27 Jan 16 #66

No that's a no vote for you as its not applicable. Or should I vote cold because my car is petrol?

bbbking

26 Jan 16 #18

they only got 3 stores in the uk so not a great deal

wharf82

26 Jan 16 #19

Shame my local Costco (Leicester) has no petrol station but great deal for those near one.

Just curious - I assume you have to show your Costco card *before* they allow you to dispense fuel (manual check or something automated?). Otherwise what if Joe Bloggs just thinks it s a regular petrol station and proceeds to fill up regardless? Could be really awkward at the till!

plane_boy2000 to wharf82

26 Jan 16 #47

Not sure if they are all the same but in Bristol its pay at the pump only - you have to scan the barcode on your membership card and then use the payment card, and they have got big signs up stating members only before you drive onto the forecourt. I'm only about 6 miles away, but only fill up if I happen to be there as I reckon the extra miles to get there cancel out any saving, but if you happen to be there every week then its a good deal

united4eva

26 Jan 16 #20

My local is Trafford but working in Liverpool at the mo so get to fill up there :smile: Rumour has it they want to open one in Trafford one according to a staff member... Asda will be pleased :smiley:

mercman

26 Jan 16 #21

You need to scan your costco card before you can put your payment card in.

pyg to mercman

26 Jan 16 #60

COSTCO pumps only accept American Express credit cards or any debit card as payment.

pledmonds

26 Jan 16 #24

Does anyone know whether Costco are routinely cheaper than supermarkets for fuel? I work in Bristol and pass the Costco at Avonmouth twice a day so this would be perfect for me - just weighing up whether the saving warrants the membership cost.

Movingzen to pledmonds

26 Jan 16 1 #25

Depends on how many tankfuls you would use over the year, petrol or diesel, as Costco only sells premium diesel, and then you have the benefits of membership for other car related products, just picked up a pair of Michelin wiper blades for the Audi for under £10. Michelin tyres are probably the cheapest to buy/have fitted. Read the threads on here for savings on many items instore (5 year guarantee on TV's ). It really is a "Marmite" store for HUKD punters.

Gaz_Oafc to pledmonds

26 Jan 16 #50

I can only speak for the Oldham branch but in the time I've been using it, it's been 2-3p cheaper than tesco/asda in the area every time.

pyg to pledmonds

26 Jan 16 #61

A recent discussion with the Oldham COSTCO customer service people... Their aim is to be cheeper than the nearest supermarket which sells fuel. I fill my Sprinter pratically every day with £60-£70 of diesel so my savings go to the cost of my membership card. ...We also fill the wifes car up as and when needed so making even more savings.
My sprinter cover 400 - 600 miles a day, making UK nation wide deliveries... My BP fuel card is currently at 98p per litre. Life will be so much better when COSTCO get more fuel points.
BTW... I also get my dinner at any COSTCO I happen to be close to.. So in the future I should be able to do both.

loofer

26 Jan 16 1 #26

If I've understood your comment as you intended, the price of fuel has no bearing on miles per gallon

wonkothesane

26 Jan 16 #27

Pity there's no petrol station at my local branch (Chester - Actually west end of M56).

pledmonds

26 Jan 16 #28

Thanks. Yes I appreciate "the bargain" when it comes to CostCo - my question was more can I rely on CostCo being 3p (or more or less) cheaper than Asda, year-round, such that I save approx £1.50 on each of the 35ish occasions a year that I fill up (@50l per fill-up)? - if so, £1.50 * 35 = £52.50 saving, which is more than the £30 membership cost = win. If this 3p saving is a loss-leader and most of the year it's the same price, then I'm not going to make back my £30 (leaving aside the potential for other savings).

androoski

26 Jan 16 #29

Other options include knowing someone who already has Costco and getting them to add you as an additional member - is quite cheap.
Or go along with them when they use Costco.
Or just borrow their card.

garbage456

26 Jan 16 #30

I have been to 4 costco warehouses and never even seen a Petrol forecourt

WillPS to garbage456

26 Jan 16 1 #32

Yes. That's because there are only 3 stations and many many more warehouses than the 4 you have visited.

They only entered the fuel market in the UK in 2014.

krishhh

26 Jan 16 #31

Quick question on Costco diesel: What is so 'premium' about the diesel?

Movingzen to krishhh

26 Jan 16 #35

I have sent an email to [email protected]; ‎asking this question. If/when I get a reply I will post either on this thread or a new one. :innocent:

united4eva to krishhh

26 Jan 16 #37

That's probably a bigger debate for Premium Diesel in general..

randomnut to krishhh

26 Jan 16 #39

They use Shell V Power diesel last I heard

br1anuk to krishhh

26 Jan 16 1 #57

Its supposedly Shell V-Power, everyone who uses it comments on how much better their vehicle runs on it.

randomnut

26 Jan 16 #34

Shame neither of my two local Costcos have a filling station :/

zerowing

26 Jan 16 #36

Or option 3, borrow their card, photo copy it and carry around the photocopy to fill up.
I have a membership but I have tried the photocopy technique and works

soma94

26 Jan 16 1 #38

Any news on the location of the new sites?

mercman

26 Jan 16 #40

How can they use Shell V power, surly that's exclusive to shell?

grahamfromoldham

26 Jan 16 #41

Regarding Costco diesel, I was at Costco Oldham at weekend during their fuel delivery. A tanker with the livery 'Valero' was delivering their fuel if anyone knows anything about the company. If the driver hadn't appeared as busy as what he was, I'd have quizzed him. I also feel ripped off now, as I paid 95.9p per litre for diesel on Saturday lol

Thoughtful to grahamfromoldham

26 Jan 16 #42

http://www.valero.com/OurBusiness/OurLocations/Pages/Home.aspx

Valero has a refinery around the Milford Haven area, highly unlikely the diesel came from there though, most fuel all comes from the same refinery in this case Ellesmere Port. Tankers can be liveried with anything, but it's the additives which are all important.

Tomtoon2012 to grahamfromoldham

26 Jan 16 #52

I've seen a few Valero gas stations over in the US (Miami and Orlando areas) so they might be decent tbh. Hadn't heard of them in the UK until now

pyg to grahamfromoldham

26 Jan 16 #62

Tankers is a bit like a buses..Some buses have adverts on the outside for beer but you cant buy a pint on the bus..

Kickassonxbox

26 Jan 16 #43

Last time I went to Costco in Oldham I saw a Texaco Tanker making deliveries.

abucd4

26 Jan 16 #44

Regardless of how premium it is, I've never seen the diesel cheaper than in Costco Liverpool than anywhere else in the area. Asda Smithtown is sometimes on a par but that stuff makes my car run like crap, runs fine on the Costco stuff :smiley:

siadwel

26 Jan 16 3 #45

But better than any deals you've posted. My mistake, you haven't :wink:

celticrules

26 Jan 16 #48

How much is the petrol at the oldham branch if anyone knows?

Thanks

Gumpy Joe

26 Jan 16 #49

It was 98.7 if I remember. This was on Saturday. Premium Unleaded was still at 102.7

Jft9675

26 Jan 16 #51

[quote=Movingzen]Intrigued as to what additive they put in extra when the fuel is delivered from Texaco. The A6 runs well on it, whether that will be the case when Audi put in the "uncheat" software remains to be seen.
Unfortunately you, me and others in the "executive" scheme you don't qualify for cashback on fuel.
Filled up at Oldham on Sunday, noticeable how many taxis were filling up with diesel.[/quote
I wouldn't be volunteering to have your cheat software updated if you're happy with car's performance. I won't be.

slo_moshun

26 Jan 16 #53

Which aisle do I park in......

Jodyann

26 Jan 16 #54

I was told by a member of staff that the petrol lasted longer & was quite scathing, but i have to admit it actually does, don't ask me how, its also more than £6 cheaper a tank to fill up too. I plan my trips to costco now around a low tank!

Chrisstoff

26 Jan 16 #55

I've filled up my car today at 89.9 p a litre. Just checked my receipt and was gobsmacked.

Chrisstoff

26 Jan 16 #56

I filled my car up today and having just checked my receipt looks like I've paid 89.9p a litre for Diesel.

rshaikh2009

26 Jan 16 #58

I'm using sunflower oil....ohh that aroma left behind sure does lift people.

sho_me_da_money

26 Jan 16 1 #63

I'd be interested in learning more about the 'premium' diesel - is it really Shell V Power? Can anyone confirm or deny this? If it is - WOW!

buckbyter

27 Jan 16 #64

Oh no! not cheaper diesel please - it should be taxed out of reach. Why oh why did you lot get diesel cars when it's so obvious that it burns dirty?
And, now you've got me started, why do you leave them chugging away when you're parked up? Just try to be more considerate and turn the freakin' engine off and let your kids and everyone else breath easier!

whizb

27 Jan 16 #67

does the card holder not have to b present as my hubby has membership but was under the impression he has to b there

bargainhunter666

27 Jan 16 #68

Do they (buses)?

crazylegs

27 Jan 16 #69

Hundreds voteing the deal hot and no ones actually got a Costco fuel station anywhere near them!
You just have to laugh at this joke of a site!

gotmaxpower to crazylegs

27 Jan 16 1 #76

I think you are the joke of the site! Its not any less of a deal because it isn't near to you!

techymum

27 Jan 16 #70

The last time I went to fill up at Costco, it was all automated. You can't pay by cash, you have to scan your membership and then insert your payment card. There is no payment booth ie like Tesco.

So i suppose, as long as the photocopy is a god copy and the barcode can be picked up by the machine then it's all good.

techymum

27 Jan 16 #71

*good

nitro228

27 Jan 16 #72

No it's not

gemgenie

27 Jan 16 #73

Ooh great news. Didn't know Sheffield were getting fuel soon. Just bought a diesel car as well so something to look forwards to. Won't be a regular stop as it's out of the way but definitely be filling up if we are going there.

gjhukd

27 Jan 16 #74

make the most of it while it lasts, no doubt the government will increase duty by 5p a litre soon

soldierboy001

27 Jan 16 #75

They took over Chevron a few years ago.

soldierboy001

27 Jan 16 2 #77

Wasn't going to vote but you made me vote hot.

lindseylou72

27 Jan 16 #78

VAT to be added to that price though right?

Gumpy Joe to lindseylou72

27 Jan 16 #79

No.

lindseylou72

27 Jan 16 #80

Wow that's the price you pay.....fab, I will be filling up there then :smiley:

chris76law

29 Jan 16 #81

when will you open a filling station in Milton Keynes,to stop the ripe off stations we have

soldierboy001 to chris76law

29 Jan 16 #82

It's good to see they only sell RIPE fuel in Milton Keynes.

soldierboy001 to chris76law

29 Jan 16 #83

As a follow up I checked prices in MK on Petrol Prices .com and found out that taking into account that Milton Keynes is a very large area I checked mainly Central Milton Keynes area and Bletchley and Newport Pagnell and prices were compatible with the rest of UK Diesel being from 97.7 to 103.9, so how come you reckon it's ripe off Milton Keynes?

McrRed

31 Jan 16 #84

cold because the price of crude means fuel should be even cheaper.

nah, kidding. hot. :smiley:

gabs777

9 Feb 16 #85

Worth mentioning that its Super Diesel, really improves performance

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