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Cheapest Petrol in Bristol

#3 of 23 Cheapest in South West England

Comparing 42 fuel stations across Bristol, South West England. Prices from 149.9p today.

Lowest Petrol
149.9p
Avg Petrol
156.7p
Lowest Diesel
172.9p
Avg Diesel
183.4p

Fuel Prices in Bristol, South West England

Bristol ranks among the top 3 cheapest places for fuel in South West England. We're tracking 42 stations, with the best price currently 149.9p at Morrisons, MFG Morrisons Bristol Hartcliffe, Peterson Avenue, Bristol. Prices vary by up to 26.0p per litre across the area, so comparing before you fill up is worth it.

Diesel prices in the area range from 172.9p to 194.9p per litre. On a 50-litre fill-up, choosing the cheapest station could save you up to £13.00 on petrol or £11.00 on diesel.

Top 10 Cheapest Stations in Bristol

1
Morrisons
MFG Morrisons Bristol Hartcliffe, Peterson Avenue, Bristol
149.9p
Petrol
2
Morrisons
MFG Morrisons Bristol Fishponds, New Station Way/Hockeys Lane, Bristol
149.9p
Petrol
3
Texaco
19-29 Bell Hill Road, Bristol
152.9p
Petrol
4
Asda
East Street, Bristol
153.7p
Petrol
5
Asda
Oatlands Avenue, Bristol
153.9p
Petrol
6
Tesco
Wells Road, Whitchurch, Bristol
153.9p
Petrol
7
Morrisons
MFG Morrisons Bristol Cribbs Causeway, Lysander Road, Bristol
153.9p
Petrol
8
Tesco
Tesco Stores Ltd Eastgate Road Bristol
153.9p
Petrol
9
Tesco
Tesco Stores Ltd Callington Road Bristol
153.9p
Petrol
10
Asda
Whiteladies Road, Bristol
154.9p
Petrol
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Banksy is from Bristol and the city is home to Brunel's SS Great Britain — the first iron-hulled, screw-propelled, steam-powered passenger liner.

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