The Cheapest Diesel in Spain.....

Hi There, I get Diesel down in San Pedro for €124.9 a Litre, can anyone tell me is there any cheaper out there......

We go to San Pedro when we are passing and have not found anything cheaper. It is between 8 and 10 cents per litre cheaper than the opposition and there are always queues.

Keep it quiet or there will be even longer queues LOL.

Jean

 I don't know if you have a Carrefour supermarket nearby, but I believe they offer the cheapest diesel around.

Another thing, I imagine you mean €1.249 per litre rather than €124.9 as otherwise we would all be pushing our cars around.

 try biodiesel

Bio-diesels not recommended for most common rail diesels.

i USE  THE GARAGE NEXT DOOR TO ICELAND AT SAN JAYIER ITS CHEAPER THAN MOST PLACES , ASK HIM FOR A LOYALTY CARD AND YOU WILL GET A FEW MORE CENTS OFF.

Thanks for all your help regarding the price of Diesel I pay €1.24.9 a Litre, I will try that garage you suggested to see what price they are,

Wow, at €1.24 you are already getting a price way below anywhere else I think.  I paid €1.39 the other day in the Manilva area.

Take a look at this website in Spanish where you can compare fuel prices in different areas.  You will see that €1.24 is an incredibly low price.

Justin

We called at San Pedro del Pinatar to fill up yesterday and is now 129.9 per litre.as it has crept up during the last couple of weeks.

Still cheaper then any other in this area though.

Jean

 Think of us stuck in England (thanks to absconding builders SPM). We're paying £1.41.9 @ Morrisons in Morecambe :(

We have a couple of logistics companies on the outskirts of town where you can buy diesel for the same rate as the truck drivers. Generally 10 to 15 cents cheaper than the garages.... 

 Normal unleaded petrol 95 grade has gone to €1.50 a litre in the supermarkets around here.  That's up 4 cents in less than a week.

There's an Android app called Gas Stations Spain - Hermanos Navarro (the one in SP) is listed in there.

It'll tell you the cheapest near you.

Check all the hire companies out - I used to use BCO (Booking Centre Online) but found that their attitude stinks - and I got a cheaper car by going to Sol-Mar direct.

THE MOST EXPENSIVE PETROL IS ALSO ON THE COSTA DEL SOL AT €1.87c.  I have just been stupid enough to rent a car from ADVANTAGE car hire at Malaga Airport as I was offerred a cheap deal from Thomson when I booked my flight.  The deal was just €32 for a week for an automatic car. I rang a friend who said it was genuine as all the car hire companies were doing stupidly cheap deals soI  so I went for it. It turned out to be a Smart with not enough room for 2 people and luggage so my friend went by train as they literally said they had no other cars.  I should've walked away and just lost my €32 which I pre-paid as they then demanded a €400 deposit which the other girl in the office told me, "No one gets it back so you would be better selecting our full insurance deal".  The insurance twice as much as the vehicle rental butI I agreed as at that stage I hadn't seen the car and she did say, "It is not expensive for an automatic car".  Then after picking up the key I noticed another €58 was taken from my card ON TOP of the insurance which she said was for Petrol. I was annoyed that they took this without my permission as it states, "Cars will be supplied full, bring back full."  On my trip I completely ran out, rolling into the garage in San Pedro (yes queues) and filled it to the brim for €43.  To add insult to injury when I returned the car half a day late after a misunderstanding they had already taken a €60 late return charge and the smug staff seemed quite pleased about it. So real cost of a tiny smart car from Advantage was €160 for a week, I could have had a nice Seat from my regular place for much less.

I usually use Europcar who have always been really good, I've learned a hard lesson!

I got some in Mula, Murcia which I just happened to be passing through with an emptyish tank 6 weeks or so ago for €1.21.

6 weeks ago !! The fuel price changes on a daily basis in Spain .

I know but it was €0.11 cheaper than anywhere else.