Asda/Morrisons fuel price drop

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From today ASDA petrol is down to 112.9ppl, and diesel down to 116.9ppl.

And apparently Morrisons Derby have reduced their fuel prices Petrol 112.9ppl and Diesel 114.9ppl

[bigdazz]

still sky high up here

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yeah prob gonna be random stations

[Rich]

Tesco £1.15.9 today down by 2p a ltr

[drinksoptional]

morrisons 113.9p here esso 117p asdsa are 114p

[bigdazz]

no changes in west end don't use asda or teasco fuel low grade only use bp

[adyclemo]

I will be passing morrisons in Nottingham in about 20mins so will check i need some fuel.

[drinksoptional]

its the same fuel low grade my i have never noticed any differences

[bigdazz]

want to bet morrision just paid out thousands sorry stick with bp you get what u pay for
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... -bill.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/6405973.stm

[Frenchfarmer]

[drinksoptional]

seriosly 2007 event
bp cost more than any other forecourt cost more than shell an esso an even then it spills over the place you lose have of it before it get in the tank

i cant say i have had issues an im on a budget so silcon it is

[Rich]

those stories go back to 2007

[Wilberforce]

Indeed...
I'm with drinksoptional about BP being more expensive though, wherever I go, the BP forecourt is at least 2 or 3 pence per litre more expensive, even if the competeing forecourt is just down the road. I have absolutely no issues with using Asda fuel if I happen to be needing it when I go shopping, the Bus seems to get the same mpg, etc, nomatter where the fuel comes from.

[drinksoptional]

yes dazz we protest at your fuel prices stament


its funny my focus says inside the flap that ford recommend using bp fuel then i read the apprently ford have shares in BP what ever happen to texaco gulf an q8 fuels


i till stand by what i say the more richer an area the cheaper the fuel i have noticed this

[Frenchfarmer]

The only way BP and the others can keep their prices high is by dumping the surplus via the supermarkets.
And recently a LOT of people have been driving past BP stations because of this Gulf of Mexico fiasco.

[drinksoptional]

an the fact they cost to much an fear of explosions or spills leaking onto the street while bp look on going eh hmmm ehh welll you seee ehh scratch

[Drift]

There used to be a member on here and he was a manager at refinery, we where talking one day when laning and he said all the fuel is the same before it goes into the road tankers, its at that point the additives go in, some add more than others and charge the earth for it, it then gets distributed to the various forecourts as the tankers are split into compartments to keep the fuels separate.

So your fuel is all the same, and they add their version of redex and detergents or octane booster into it.

[drinksoptional]

i read in the eving time or sun not sure it was made of paper an primative an not on my laptop screen an they saying super markets reducing the fuel prices but rac saying they to high which we all agree.

i see it this way they increase the price sharply till we get almost use to it then reduce it an we think great its cheaper an stop moaing they then do the samer again heavy rise for a while then after we stop moaning they reduce it an each time the price is getting higher an we slowly adjust to it unconsciosly accepting it when inside we know its too high but we so happy for the reduce rate we do nothing

[adyclemo]

Filled up at Morrisons on Nottingham last night. Nearly always use supermarket fuels and never had any problems. BP are a cash rich company and why should i line their pockets more by buying their overly priced fuel when it is the same as all others. I will keep them extra few pennies in my pocket thankyou muchly.

[bigdazz]