How you can slash the cost of your petrol right now: The little-known website that gives you the cheapest fuel near you in real time
- PetrolSpy Australia shows where the cheapest petrol prices are in your city
- Customers can simply search for the best price via postcode or type of petrol
- The cheapest price is listed in red on the map, while all other prices are in green
- The little-known website is free and easy to use online
A little-known website is helping thousands of Australians save money on petrol in real time.
PetrolSpy Australia details cheap petrol prices in every city around the country, making it easier for customers to scope where the best deal is – the difference is drastic.
Users can search via postcode or type of petrol needed before a map appears showing the best option and how recently it was updated.
PetrolSpy Australia details cheap petrol prices in every city in the country, making it easier for customers to scope where the best deal is (pictured: Sydney map)
Users can search via postcode or type of petrol needed and the prices will adjust based on the input requirements (pictured: Melbourne map)
The lowest petrol prices are highlighted in red while the more expensive locations are in green.
The maps show various petrol locations including Ampol, Caltex, Costco, Coles Express, Woolworths, BP, 7-Eleven, Shell, United, Metro Petroleum and independent servos.
At the moment the cheapest for unleaded91 petrol in Sydney is in Leichhardt for $1.79 per litre, while in Melbourne the cheapest is in Alphington for $1.95 per litre.
To make it even easier to use, the lowest petrol prices are highlighted in red while the more expensive locations are in green (pictured: Brisbane map)
It comes as prices of groceries, rent and petrol soar around the country due to inflation, climate conditions damaging produce and international factors (pictured: Adelaide map)
In Brisbane the cheapest is in both Norman Park and Bowen Hills for $1.879 per litre.
Adelaide has all round cheaper prices compared to the eastern states with the lowest price listed as $1.65.
On Facebook the website has more than 5,200 fans where winners of the daily vouchers are announced.
It comes as prices of groceries, rent and petrol soar around the country due to inflation, climate conditions damaging produce and international factors.
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