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Minor win

Getting a (brand) new car on the 14th. Just got a Tescos '5p off a litre of petrol' voucher; use before date - the 15th :)

I'm off on a fairly length road trip next weekend, same situation, voucher expires the day I return when I'll be getting a full tank :)


why the hell would u use cheap nasty tesco fuel? :( it barely lasts compared to shell where you get much more miles for money, :(

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Because the Tescos stuff is cheaper, obviously :lol:. having said that, my new car is apparently set up so I need to use the 98 RON stuff to keep the engine in best nick, so I may well be buggered either way.

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There is a famous teddy bear shop in witney. My wife can and has spent a lot of money in there.


Is she not too old for teddy bears?

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Because the Tescos stuff is cheaper, obviously
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cheaper yes but really its costing you more as its "watered down" fuel :( bad stuff, etc

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Because the Tescos stuff is cheaper, obviously :lol:. having said that, my new car is apparently set up so I need to use the 98 RON stuff to keep the engine in best nick, so I may well be buggered either way.

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The recommended RON for my car is between 87 and 91. So the regular cooking stuff is perfect - and cheaper! :D

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The recommended RON for my car is between 87 and 91. So the regular cooking stuff is perfect - and cheaper! :D

87 RON? That's a cup of tea isn't it?


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More or less - I occasionally fill up with Sainsbury's hot stuff to flush her through. I don't think I've noticed any advantage to be honest over the regular stuff. What's kind of cool is that despite her being an '88, the owners manual gives guidelines on the acceptable amount of Ethanol and Methanol (10% and 5% respectively) so this worry about the Ethyl biofuel content and modern engines isn't much of a worry for me. :)

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Minor win

Getting a (brand) new car on the 14th. Just got a Tescos '5p off a litre of petrol' voucher; use before date - the 15th :)

I'm off on a fairly length road trip next weekend, same situation, voucher expires the day I return when I'll be getting a full tank :)


why the hell would u use cheap nasty tesco fuel? :( it barely lasts compared to shell where you get much more miles for money, :(


Because where I am going the closest Shell garage is a fair bit out of the way, and for the price difference it's not worth it, I do occasionally stick the Shell premium in but only half a tank, the 'benefit' is far outweighed by the cost

Prof, not only is it cheaper, it's also duty free (provided you dont go over the 5k litres a year or whatever it is!)

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My eleven year old is getting published!

Ok, not quite as big a deal as that - He was asked to write a short piece (really short - only a few sentences) at school, before the summer break, for entry into some national literacy competition.

He received a certificate and notification that his work will be published in a book of short stories.

Still, it's very 8-)

Sounds like a big deal to me! :D

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