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I work for Asda and wouldn't even buy their fuel

Damn - only filled up there yesterday evening.

Do you think I can return what I bought, get a refund and re-buy at the lower price ??

My local Tesco selling diesel at 112.9p for good 2 months now...

It was already this price yesterday in Watford...

I work for Asda and wouldn't even buy their fuel

Tesco and asda are about this price and up the road texaco £1.19.9 !!!! How the hell are they allowed to charge and get away with it !!!

Better to go down than up, but only a tiny saving in real terms as I am already paying 112.9 for Diesel .

I would say 99p for petrol is a good price not this price

It's been this price at both Tesco and Asda for a fair while up here

Why is it cheap and crap and not as good as other stores fuel or something :stuck_out_tongue:

Damn - only filled up there yesterday evening.

Do you think I can return what I bought, get a refund and re-buy at the lower price ??

why not?

1p off in cardiff, however sainsbury's and morrisons been selling at 111.9 for at least a month.
price should be sub 110 given oil is $47 a barrel

Some people like to waste money and pay more than necessary. This rubbish crops up all the time about supermarket fuel being poor. The biggest factor if you are buying standard 95 fuel is how good a condition the owner has kept up with maintaince on the tanks and pumps. Most damage has been due to contamination of tanks due to owners not following best practises

down 2 cents, about 1.5%, whereas oil is down over 10%

It was this price for a few weeks then the last week went up to112.7p so going back down to that price.

Its hardly rubbish when I work there and we've had endless claims from peoples cars. Theres been loads of tests to show how much water content is in the fuel, all petrol has water in but only a bit.
Believe what you want but I personally wouldn't touch Asda fuel, go any where but.

yeah but will others follow suit.

Been 111.7 in MK for couple of months now

Every dam time I fill my tank a price reduction happens :laughing:

A price drop for gas and electric must be around the corner too. Oil price trending down. Oil price going up was the reason given for hiking prices a few months back.

Will it happen as oils dropped ? Will it F...!

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It's been 109.7 for petrol and diesel at Tamworth (Sainsbury's and Asda) for a good few weeks. Hopefully it will eventually get to under a pound a litre :sunglasses:

Their fuel comes out the exact same refinery. Ignorant morons spouting rubbish they overheard as per usual. Been running asda fuel for 10+ years my car has had zero issues with it

Well you've won the award for 'idiot of the day' congratulations.
And whats wrong with people stacking shelves or cleaning the floor? Does this mean they have less knowledge about fuel? Who are you John Browne!
All fuel is stored differently which effects the over all condition of it.
I've no more to say about this matter. Google will clear up any issues with Asda fuel after a quick search.


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They will be increasing the price after a couple of days so they can reduce the price again and get some free publicity.

Im sure the amount of money texaco / esso / shell make is 100 times more than asda or tesco so yes they can afford to cut to supermarket prices , these small garages selling for £1.19.9 if they sell 10,000 litres a day at that price and make 10p a litre profit then reduce the price make half the profit get more people in the door to buy other stuff in th shop surely thats business ?

Personally I go off the range that a full to the brim tank gives me. Tesco and shell always give me a good 50-60 miles extra on my range compared to Asda and Morrisons. I appreciate that the digital range goes off your driving style and habits but that's my personal opinion on it, I agree with the guys getting slated above I wouldn't touch Asda fuel I'd rather pay a few pence more but each to their own the joy of freedom!

Why?

You should stop being pessimistic and start being optimistic. :stuck_out_tongue::wink:

You do realise that most petrol stations (Shell etc) are franchised. The chances are that supermarkets make a higher profit per litre than all but the largest well placed franchised main oil company outlets. This is simply due to already sunken costs on their retail outlets land allowing lower operating costs and the ability to buy at the best market price in huge amounts. A franchise has to buy fuel and pay maintenance contracts from the oil company. Supermarkets can buy fuel from wherever they want and will buy from multiple suppliers for the lowest rate.

LMFAO! Supermarket fuel, as with all fuel has to meet a minimum B.S standard. Look on the pump next time you fill up! Anyway been £1.11.9 at my local Tesco (Hayes) for 2.5 weeks!!

111.7 a litre has been the normal fuel price for the last few weeks at Sainsburys, Morrisons and Asda where I live anyway so unless Asda actually drop their price here, this is not even a deal.

Just filled up at Asda an hour ago and paid 112.7p per litre :neutral_face:

Are you bored? Ever had a wee flushed it then ran down the sewers to collect it?

Ill ignore your comment as you also support Newcastle!

What are you blathering about?
I've covered roughly 150k miles on Asda fuel over the last few years in multiple vehicles, never had any trouble.

feels canny havina argie with a fellow Geordie tho!

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Why in some countries the cost of diesel/petrol is 30p per litre?

I sense an interesting anagram or two in there.

Rip off Britain at its finest.

#To all the people bashing Asda fuel, there's nothing wrong with supermarket fuel. Baseless scaremongering crops up in every supermarket fuel deal.
If you want to go ahead and waste your money at a more expensive garage then go right ahead.

Tax, It makes up around 66% of what you pay when you combine Fuel Duty and VAT, if we didn't have any tax the cost would be circa 40p a litre.
Source: http://www.racfoundation.org/data/UK-daily-fuel-table-with-breakdown

Yeh me too thieving b's.

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our asda has been this price for a good couple of weeks now and so has our sainsburys and morrisons...so no good to me

cold. Already 111.9p at Morrisons

Also, the supermarkets aren't doing it out tje goodness of their hearts. Petrol prices are always cheaper during summer.

Yeah cos putting Jaffa Cakes on a shelf all night offers inside information about fuels

Such a myth that supermarket fuel is sub par

Water content / contamination makes a lot of sense.....

I fill the car with diesel once a month and average 25 miles a day. If I use Asda diesel, the car's fine for the first two weeks, but then it gets sluggish and can take two attempts to start. It's almost like the fuel goes bad after two weeks.

Have absolutely no problem with Tesco's diesel and it's only 0.2p more expensive at most.

I'm not sure if its diesel or petrol we've had the most complaint's about, but I do know peoples cars either not starting at all or really struggling after they've filled up.
Theres been a few incidents online where Asda have tried to throw the blame else where, then ended up losing the case and having to folk out a bill on the customers car.
You could maybe try a diesel additive product like Redex next time you fill up, see if that helps you at all.

Wow, that's like a whole pound every 600 miles. Don't spend it all at once!

108.9 at Costco and they label it Premium Diesel. Everyone ive asked swears by Costco Diesel.

Get on you're push bikes and save infinitely more money! you are all acting like Bush going into Iraq!

ps. LOL

All these price reductions it should be free by now. Or are you telling me they increase the price without telling us?!

I drive a performance car and usually try to fill up with Super, however my last two tankloads have been regular unleaded from Shell then Asda. I saw no difference to fuel economy or performance between the two tanks.

There is a noticable difference between different brands of super unleaded, but with regular unleaded it seems to be much of a muchness.

My 13 year old car is on 223,000 miles and I've almost always used supermarket fuel. I've filled up a few times using shell / bp / Esso to see if there was any difference in terms of range, and there was none. I didn't notice any difference in performance either.

After a few weeks of paying £1.26 a litre for super, I hope this starts a bit of competition!

Paid 114.9p at Tesco in Hemel on Wed night, typical. I suspected prices would drop again soon. Asda drop price, Tesco in Hemel matches then a week or so later Tesco ups it's prices again. Asda announces a reduction Tesco matches.... then slowly raises prices again. Shame there's no Asda fuel available on my route.

What's everyone doing with their savings? I'm going to purchase 2 carrier bags for my shopping.

If people hadn't voted leave we could be looking at £1.05/l. Well done!!

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Still cheap for a motorway :wink:
Had a few over 140 for Diesel. Try to avoid like the plague but sometimes the 20-30minutes I'd save using them makes me more than what i loose.

Generally speaking it's due to stupidity though, the van can get 750mile on its 50l tank so no excuse really.

-edit one neat thing though. Forgot my wallet last week, 250milea from home. However Shell accept PayPal :smiley:

Why is that, it all comes out of the same refinery??

My local Morrisons has been 111.7p for months now

111.9 at tesco this morning. BP down the road 118.9 :confused:

A good deal to try to attract people in their stores as the discounters (Aldi and LIDL) continue to increase market share at the expense of ASDA and the other supermarkets.

What perfomance car is it? Depending you might be better off with something like Vpower of Bp Ultimate if its been remapped. I've got a brand new Focus Rs and only ever ran it on Vpower just so I know whats in it, plus I get my points each time.

Glad to heard this new, thanks op for sharing!:sunglasses:

Yes. You just have to return the fuel back into the pump machine. Refund is all yours :smiley:

Why?

Didn't know Paypal had made it into petrol stations. Thats great to know for emergencies

not bad, my fuel card was 110.7 this week for diesel :smiley:

A mate filled up with Asda fuel once.
A week later he was diagnosed with Ghonnorea.

Ima keep away from tha shizzle fo' sure!

Lol ! Well that's what happens when you don't glove up when handling your nozzle :laughing:

Ok, I'll have a word with Asda, and let you know when they drop it to this price.

It's Shell only and you need to install their app - as well as PayPals I believe. Most but not all Shell garages now accept PayPal (look for QR code by each pump).
I did try it a couple of times but it actually seemed to take longer than going in to pay! Many screens to get through on the app unless they've changed it recently.

Good in emergencies when you have your phone & forgot your wallet though.

You not longer have to use the QR code, if your GPS location is enabled on your phone you just pull up to Shell, open the app, enter your pin, what pump number, then simply fill up. Really easy process

I'll have to give it another go then :smiley: A long while back I tried it when they gave £5 off fuel for doing so and wasn't impressed. Sounds much improved!

Yeah I remember the £5 that was a long time ago. I'm normally at Shell a couple of times a week to fill up, my car goes through fuel like no tomorrow, but the plus side is points when filling up which is always a bonus when they come through.
The app used to be a pain but they've changed loads. Once you've used it a few times its easy and they e-mail you a VAT receipt if you need one to claim back.
Just remember to have your GPS turned on so it knows where you are lol

Dat b a gud deel.

Handy, but was 111.7 at Morrison's today too.

Neither apply to me!
1 Asda pay isn't to bad for what you do.
2 I've got a brand new car.

Thanks for your valid comment though.

Asda setting this national cap is definitely a good thing. Tesco set it per-store which means you can live nr one set high.

Yeah, I'm holding off until it gets to this price

Checked the Asda app and its still 113.7 for diesel at all stores within a reasonable distance :-(

how is this hot, it wasn't long ago it was under a £1, seems to be price fixing going on.

ASDA Petrol... any thoughts?

No-one's mentioned it.

It goes store to store, my local Asda has been 110.7 per litre (petrol) for about 3 weeks now.

Just filled up at an Esso - 111.9p

Let's ditch this stupid leaving Europe thing, watch the pound start to rise in value and then prices (not just fuel) should start moving back down again.

108.9 diesel & 109.9 unleaded at Costco today, Asda and others still ripping people off.

£28 + vat for individual trade slightly cheaper.

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All those who blame brexit on any prices going up must be quite new to this country or were asleep (a coma perhaps?) for the past couple of decades not to notice a constant price increase (on everything) - when there was neither idea nor a vote for brexit - quite the opposite, we have been the part of EU and everything was getting pricier every year.

As for Asda petrol "quality" :disappointed: every time I fill up there the "check emissions" starts flashing on the dashboard - until I use it up and fill elsewhere and the warning goes away.

All the above may be true but whatever the reasons were for high fuel prices in the past we know that a big factor now is the collapse in the value of the pound and the reason for that, the madness that is brexit.

Well, brexit comes as another current, very convenient excuse politicians are using to explain why the country is in trouble - its always someone else's fault and never theirs (or ours as it comes).

by the way, just filled up at another supermarket and the emissions warning message has gone by the time I drove back home, so ASDA fuel is definitely not the same "quality"

I am not a politician and, for once, they are not trying to peg inflation on matters out of their control because this is in their control. They could junk this barking mad idea or at the very least give the British people a second referendum with the option of remaining in the EU as one of the options. If the exiters position is so strong what have they got to fear? If it isn't then the will of the British people is being ignored.

Oil now $45 a barrel, expect another price drop soon! Should be sub 110, my local Sainsbury's is already doing petrol and diesel at 110.9

My local Sainsbury's has £111.7p for petrol.