Fuel
How to Find Cheap Fuel Near You
Fuel prices can vary between nearby stations. Comparing prices around your route or postcode can help you decide where to stop.
1. Search by postcode
Start with the postcode where you are now or where your journey begins. A local search is more useful than comparing prices from a distant part of the city.
2. Choose the right fuel type
Select the fuel your vehicle uses, such as E10, E5 or diesel. Comparing the wrong fuel type can make a cheap-looking result irrelevant.
3. Use the radius to widen the search
If the nearest stations are expensive, increase the search radius and see whether a slightly longer drive offers a better price.
4. Consider the real cost
A cheaper litre price is not always worth a long detour. Think about the extra distance, time and fuel used to reach the station.
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