tescos

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Chris, Nov 22, 2006.

  1. Chris

    Chris Guest

    So where is all this bad diesel? please let other people know so we can
    keep away from the bad garages.in there areas.
     
    Chris, Nov 22, 2006
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  2. Not in Tesco's Sunbury, I've used their diesel since the place opened in the
    early nineties and never a problem. Sludge can be pumped out in any
    filling station if the level in their tank gets too low or the tank has just
    been filled from a tanker without allowing time to settle.
     
    Keith Willcocks, Nov 23, 2006
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  3. Chris

    Brian Guest

    Well I have used Tesco and other supermarket fuel for many years now, and
    never had a prolem.
    Interesting that PhilC talks of problems in the West Byfleet Esso station
    after it was "taken over" by Tescos. As far as I can see the fuel sold there
    is still Esso according to the signs, it's just that there is a Tesco Metro
    store there too.
    So all this thing about Tesco fuel is actually about Esso?
     
    Brian, Nov 23, 2006
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  4. Chris

    Chris Guest

    SO its Essos petrol or deisel? not tescos.
     
    Chris, Nov 23, 2006
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  5. Chris

    greggig Guest

    SO MUCH TIME AND SO LITTLE TO DO!!
     
    greggig, Nov 23, 2006
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  6. Chris

    David Hearn Guest

    Yes, Tesco only sell 'Tesco' petrol at their supermarket sites. Any
    other petrol stations marked as being Tesco (eg. Tesco Express) are
    actually Esso fuel. If you note on their "5p off a litre" offers, they
    always exclude "Esso petrol at Tesco Express".
     
    David Hearn, Nov 24, 2006
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  7. Chris

    John Duffey Guest

    No idea. Very rarely fuel at Tesco.

    Sainsbury's Durham though... The stuff they sell as "super" unleaded at
    85.9p/litre is rocket fuel.

    On a blind test (my dad fuelling my car without me knowing) I guessed the
    good stuff.

    It's The Tits. At £1.20/tank extra (I drive a 406) it's worth every penny.

    John
     
    John Duffey, Nov 25, 2006
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  8. Chris

    PhilC Guest

    It was probably just a coincidence about the fuel contamination and Tesco's
    takeover of the site. Although it was a serious enough problem for them to
    have the tank or tanks cleaned.
    The site is owned/leased and controlled by Tesco's not just the Tesco
    Metro - my original comments regarding the problems Tesco cause their
    suppliers is still relevant.

    PhilC
     
    PhilC, Nov 30, 2006
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