A MAJOR supermarket is giving drivers 5p off a litre of fuel – here’s how to get it.
Morrisons has announced that from today, February 9, shoppers will be able to get the discount at the pumps.
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The offer will run throughout half term and end on Sunday, February 19.
Customers will be given a voucher to redeem when the fill up after shopping at the supermarket.
But customers will need to spend £35 or more in-store to claim the 5p a litre money off coupon.
The vouchers will be redeemable at all 339 Morrisons petrol stations across the UK.
But there are a handful of items that are excluded from the officer:
FuelTobaccoLottery productsMorrisons CaféGift Vouchers and Cards.Infant/formula milkCash backDry cleaningFireworksOnline games and instant ticketsPhoto printingSaver stampsPostage stamps‘Top-Up’ mobile phone cardsDelivery charges/passGarden centrePharmacy
The coupons will also not be valid at franchised Morrisons Daily petrol stations.
Morrisons has listed its full terms and conditions on its website.
And remember, the exact amount that Morrisons charges for its fuel will vary by location so do check yours before you fill up.
You can find your nearest filling station by using the locator tool on its website.
Rachel Eyre, chief customer & marketing officer at Morrisons, said: “This fuel promotion, together with more than a thousand prices that we cut and held down in January, will make a difference to our customers’ household bills.
“We know that fuel is a big expense and so our fuel offer aims to help budgets go a little further.”
According to the latest PetrolPrices figures, the average price of petrol was 154.1p last week, and for diesel, it was 177.7p.
The price of unleaded petrol peaked at a record high of 191.53p in July 2022 and has slowly fallen back down.
Meanwhile, diesel is down from 199.07p in July 2022.
But these are average prices and what you pay depends on the station you head to.
It’s not the first time Morrisons has offered customers money off their fuel for spending cash in-store.
The move comes as the RAC had previously called on supermarkets to pass falling petrol prices onto consumers.
How to check fuel prices near me
The easiest way to find the cheapest forecourt in your area for fuel is by using price comparison sites.
Websites like Petrolprices.com will list the cheapest filling stations in your area.
You need to register with the site, enter your postcode and tell it how far you’re willing to travel for fuel (up to 20 miles) and what fuel type you’re after.
There are other websites you can use too.
Fleet News and Allstar also let you check petrol prices across the counties so you can see how your region compares to the UK average.
Comparison website Confused.com also has a petrol prices checker that lets registered users find petrol prices within a five, ten or 25 mile radius.
Petrolprices.com is useful, but it does only give you limited amounts of searches each day, whereas Confused.com doesn’t.