Morrison’S Petrol

malagabob | 09:38 Mon 24th Dec 2018 | Motoring

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Why can’t Morrison’s sell their petrol at a similar price to other supermarkets in a close area. There is even a independent garage in my area selling their fuel at a lower price. Morrison’s are always slow to reduce their price. Sometime weeks after others have reduced theirs. They can sell it at a higher price because they can. Buy elsewhere I hear you say. That’s what I’m doing.

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fiction-factory

It's usually the cheapest where I am (apart from ASDA wich is always 0.2 p cheaper). But if it's more expensive, shop around if it's convenient to do so. I'm always puzzled to see people filling up at other petrol stations where prices are 10p a litre more

hc4361

Morrisons is always the cheapest in my area, too.

fiction-factory

I subscribe to a free service that gives daily updates on the cheapest petrol within 5 miles. The only problem is that it is often out of date within a few hours as other supermarkets seem to adjust prices in response

THECORBYLOON

ASDA is cheapest for petrol in Corby at 114.7p a litre, Morrison's is a penny more.

douglas9401

Experts (of which I'm one) say 'life's too short to waste time on this kind of pointless carping'.

Merry Christmas.

sunny-dave

Up to a point, Doogie - but an M&S pitstop by me is currently 31p per litre more than the Tesco round the corner (less than half a mile away).

Given that my usual fill-up is around 50l, the savings would buy me a nice bottle of Malt - instead of lining the pockets of the "Gougers on the A14"