Depending What You Paid For Your Car

[TWR]

Would you use Super Market's Fuel's? I never had & never will.

[Maydup]

I go for the cheapest first and the nectar points next. So that's either BP or Sainsbury's petrol.

[Gizmonster]

Had my car since it was 2 year old ... it's now nearly 11 years old and 95% ish of my fuel is Tesco's .... no problems whatsoever.
My missus nearly always uses Asda fuel ... no problems there as well ....

[ToraToraTora]

nope, I never use it, false economy and it's isn't much cheaper anyway.

[derekpara]

What evidence is there to prove that supermarket fuel is inferior to others ?

I always fill up at Sainsbury's with 95 octane petrol and occasionally treat my car to the 'super' stuff.

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[Khandro]

TWR //each service the plugs were as clean as the day they were put in, my friends noticed his cars plugs were Sooty & the car never run well on "Tick Over//
Hardly a scientific test, the only fair way would be to run the same engine for say a month on one, check the plugs and then run for another month and ditto and then make a comparison.
All fuels come from huge complex refineries, I can't see them making a special "brew" for supermarkets.

[TWR]

My Friend changed his fuel fill up point to The big ones, the problem never arose again.

[Khandro]

"All UK fuel must meet British and European standards - EN228 for unleaded and for diesel EN590.
Fuel companies do often add a cocktail of additives to boost performance, but this is really where the difference starts and ends.
For this minimal privilege, you will pay a hefty premium. And fuel, at its basic level, is generally the same in terms of performance whereever you buy it."

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/471789/REVEALED-The-best-supermarket-to-go-to-if-you-REALLY-want-to-save-money-on-fuel

[mikey4444]

Why would you not use a supermarket garage ? If its cheaper, and it nearly always is, why pay more ?