Supermarket fuel prices today

Supermarkets use fuel as a loss-leader to drive footfall. This means their forecourt prices are typically 2–5p per litre cheaper than branded forecourts like BP, Shell, or Esso on any given day.

Asda and Tesco tend to lead on price, often undercutting competitors within hours of each other. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive supermarket is rarely more than 3p/litre.

Costco is in a category of its own — members-only pricing that sits 4–8p below the supermarket average. If you fill up regularly and drive enough miles, the membership pays for itself quickly.

Prices vary significantly by region. A Tesco in Scotland may price differently to one in London. Use the individual brand pages to find the cheapest forecourt near you.