Difference in diesel prices
Submitted: Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 21:14
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Ianw
Recently, refuelling at Pt
Augusta I was looking at the bowser and noticed a difference in the prices of diesel. One side of bowser was small nozzle pump and was obviously for cars, 4WD etc. The other side was large nozzle pump with a sign "Trucks only". However looking at the little price meter at the bottom, the small pump side read the same as the advertised price of $1.26.9. The meter on the other side was only $1.25.6. My question is - Is this practice normal? Do trucks normally get a discount off the advertised price? Should we make it normal practise to fill at the trucks pumps?
Ian
Reply By: Member - Hughesy (SA) - Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 21:24
Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 21:24
H Ian. Usually the Truck Only signs are to let people know that it has the large size hi-flow nozzle that won't fir in most diesel vehicles. I reckon its just a booboo on the servos behalf.
Would you believe we are still paying 1.43/l for diesel in Roxby. Absolute &%$king rort!!!
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Follow Up By: Ianw - Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 22:09
Thursday, Jan 18, 2007 at 22:09
Criminal! Notice the big
Shell Restaurant on the west side has closed. Bit of a pain
Ian
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