[mwcltd]

Has anyone used Asda petrol in the long term and have there been any problems attributed to it.

 

[alanyork]

No @ Asda , used sainsburys super “ for ever” allways been faultless , in some big power cars 🤞👍

 

[DavidS]

Only the once, in the diesel Q3. Seemed ok but Morrisons felt as though it didn’t like it.
Tesco/Sainsbury seem the safer options but no proof.
The big Asda in Eastbourne don’t seem to do any 98/99 at all.

 

[spike107]

Has anyone used Asda petrol in the long term and have there been any problems attributed to it.

Not long term, but when I worked West Coast of Scotland for 5 weeks straight there's not much choice for super up there. Had to rely on the old normal E5 unleaded and she ran fine tbh. Swapped straight back to super once home... Luckily never had to touch the new E10 yet... Would probably get a hire car instead if no options for super now

 

[DavidS]

A fair number of E10’s are E5 or even E0.
The 10 is an ‘up to’ percentage.
Apart from the deep south west, I think all Esso E10 is ethanol free but they seem to be in a battle for overpricing round here at the moment.

 

[Q3 Dave]

Regularly use Asda fuel in the Q3 and Wife’s Mini Cooper with no problems

 

[simonali]

I don't use it purely on the basis that they only sell regular unleaded.

 

[mwcltd]

About 1000 miles ago I started using exclusively Asda 95 RON E10. I cannot detect any difference with the engine, the performance or the economy. The biggest advantage is that my wallet is heavier.