With data showing UK fuel prices once again increasing, RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “In very unwelcome news for drivers the average price of petrol is at its highest since November 2022 as the Iran oil crisis continues.
“Petrol is 160p-a-litre having increased more than 9p (9.38p) since falling to a low of 150.59p on July 6. Diesel has now shot up 14.5p since its low point on July 9, to 179p but fortunately is still 12.5p below its conflict high of 191.54p on April 15.
“This means the cost of filling a family-sized car with unleaded has gone up to £88 while a tank of diesel is £10 more. The wholesale price of petrol eased very slightly but is not enough to make a difference at the pumps. Diesel looks set to keep on rising and is likely to reach 185p a litre in the next few weeks, barring any major oil price reduction.”
Your Chad has researched the prices in the area to see where you can fill up for less, and those which are the most expensive, using Petrolprices.com.
Prices are constantly changing, but the data published here are the most up-to-date figures available.
5. Tesco, Mansfield
The Chesterfield Road store has unleaded at 162.9p and diesel for 196.9p per litre as of November 10. Photo: Google
6. Morrisons, Mansfield
Unleaded is currently 162.9p per litre and diesel is 195.9p as of November 11. Photo: Google
7. Morrisons, Mansfield Woodhouse
Unleaded is 162.9p a litre, while diesel is 195.9p as of November 11. Photo: Google
8. Tesco, Oak Tree
Tesco currently has unleaded for 162.9p and diesel for 196.9p as of November 10. Photo: Google