Winter Diesel Scone area

I occasionally fill up at two of the four Scone servos, and despite getting down to -3 occasionally each winter there and here in Tamworth and I've never had a problem starting my vehicle in winter.
But I can't tell you if they serve "winter diesel", on rare occasions gets down to -6 here and Scone.
Suggest you ring the Shell servo or the old BP, more likely to get a sensible answer from the owner of those businesses them rather than Woolworths or the newer big BP next to Maccas.

I left 15yrs ago but I lived in Newcastle for 32yrs and never heard of anyone talking about winter diesel in that area I spent my fair share of time in Barrington Tops and Gloucester Tops without any problems. I only thought it was available down south around the snow fields I could be wrong though. Regular diesel is usually ok to around -8 deg so you will be fine or you can buy some additive if your still concerned.

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Scott T4
If winter distillate is available, I use it for moderately cold conditions.
When it is not readily available and it might be a tad cold for a few nights, I put in an additive called "Icebreaker" by Oracle (I think), more for peace of mind :-)
For really cold conditions, a 50/50 mix of distillate and heating oil is what one of the snow resorts use in their diesel powered machinery during the winter season.
Cheers
Andrew

Thanks for the info Guys.

Cheers