LoLDon’t want dirt in your adblue....That would never work...but thanks for the heads up ....
Was that draught or bottled?
I’ve not spotted anywhere with pumped adblu!
I’ve not spotted anywhere with pumped adblu!
That was AdBlue on draught. Cheapest I'd found before was 69p at a localish garageWas that draught or bottled?
I’ve not spotted anywhere with pumped adblu!
Still beats lugging a big heavy 10 litre bottle about to fill up
Looking at my local Karparts the other day, £1.99 a litre on a pump from a big plastic tub, 1m x 1m. Is that stuff safe?!
That's a good low end price, it was £16 for 10l at the local B&Q the other weekend.
I've seen a rather eyewatering £38 for 10l at services on the M6 - at that price I hope it is blessed by the local bishop.
It's probably not worth buying until you need it, you don't want it crystallising. Likewise avoid places that don't seem to be shifting it or stack it in dusty piles in front of the building.
I've seen a rather eyewatering £38 for 10l at services on the M6 - at that price I hope it is blessed by the local bishop.
It's probably not worth buying until you need it, you don't want it crystallising. Likewise avoid places that don't seem to be shifting it or stack it in dusty piles in front of the building.
£16 in all Wickes shops at moment plus a 10% trade discount. I can get it 43p a litre although not sure if that is bulk as its a price a haulier I know told me.
Worst I havr paid is 40Euro for 10l when in Slovakia buying at Shell station. Half the price in Tesco.
Worst I havr paid is 40Euro for 10l when in Slovakia buying at Shell station. Half the price in Tesco.
I paid £22 for a 10lt tub the other day at the Tesco PFS.
A quick Google while I was filling showed I could have had it delivered for £16 odd, so I thought £6 difference over 4500miles was ok on this occasion.
You would assume that filling up from a adblue pump would be cheapest, but I don't normally see any out and about around London.
A quick Google while I was filling showed I could have had it delivered for £16 odd, so I thought £6 difference over 4500miles was ok on this occasion.
You would assume that filling up from a adblue pump would be cheapest, but I don't normally see any out and about around London.
10L drums are usually between £17-20; Aldi, Screwfix/B&Q, Motor Factors , Euro Car Parts etc
You can often find AdBlue at the commercial vehicle pumps at larger filling stations or truck stops. These are usually just off major trunk roads, maybe worth a bit of research. Look for stations that are on fuel bunkering, like UKFuels, KeyFuels etc. Those cost about £1.50 or less per litre.
You can often find AdBlue at the commercial vehicle pumps at larger filling stations or truck stops. These are usually just off major trunk roads, maybe worth a bit of research. Look for stations that are on fuel bunkering, like UKFuels, KeyFuels etc. Those cost about £1.50 or less per litre.
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Watch the pennies and the pounds look after themselves.
It is kind of funny that we care about a few quid for 4500 miles approx useage yet we all no doubt spend the savings on lots of really "useful" stuff. I am guilty of it as well. I probably used up any saving with my heavy right foot when travelling to Paris yesterday.
It is kind of funny that we care about a few quid for 4500 miles approx useage yet we all no doubt spend the savings on lots of really "useful" stuff. I am guilty of it as well. I probably used up any saving with my heavy right foot when travelling to Paris yesterday.
For easy life wait until it says to put in a minimum of 5l or 10l and then go and buy that size. You've plenty of time given the rate it's used at.
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