Tesco
The UK's largest supermarket consistently offers some of the lowest fuel prices. Tesco Momentum 99 premium unleaded is available at most sites. Clubcard holders earn points on every litre purchased.
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Live average petrol and diesel prices across every major UK forecourt brand, updated from official government data.
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Typically the cheapest UK fuel — attached to a weekly food shop.
The UK's largest supermarket consistently offers some of the lowest fuel prices. Tesco Momentum 99 premium unleaded is available at most sites. Clubcard holders earn points on every litre purchased.
Consistently among the cheapest fuel retailers in the UK, Asda operates around 320 forecourts. No premium fuel is sold — Asda focuses on competitive standard grade pricing.
Around 300 Sainsbury's forecourts offer competitive fuel pricing. Nectar loyalty card holders earn one point per litre purchased. Sainsbury's frequently matches or undercuts rival supermarket prices.
Around 340 Morrisons forecourts offer fuel with Morrisons More loyalty points earning five points per litre. Prices are consistently competitive with other supermarkets.
Larger networks with longer opening hours and premium fuels.
The world's largest fuel retailer by station count, Shell operates over 800 UK forecourts. Known for V-Power premium fuel, Shell also runs a loyalty scheme via the Shell Go+ app offering discounts and rewards.
One of the UK's largest fuel brands, BP operates around 1,200 forecourts nationally. Their premium Ultimate fuel range includes cleaning additives. BP runs a BPme rewards app for loyalty points and cashback.
Operated by ExxonMobil, Esso runs around 900 UK stations many of which are co-located with Tesco stores. Esso Synergy is their fuel brand. Nectar points can be collected at Esso stations.
A mid-tier brand operated by Certas Energy across several hundred UK sites. Gulf petrol meets all UK fuel standards and is priced between supermarket and premium brand levels.
The European brand of American oil company Phillips 66, Jet operates a network of independently run forecourts across the UK. Known for competitive pricing among the non-supermarket brands.
The Texaco brand in the UK is marketed by Valero Energy. Texaco stations are predominantly independently operated and typically offer mid-market pricing.
Independent forecourts and smaller regional brands. Pricing varies widely — some of the very cheapest and most expensive UK pumps sit in this group.