Galantspeedz Turbocharged March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 hey what u mean by MyKad? how to get it and is there any discount like esso say after the 1k then got discount? mykad can pump 95? which kiosk?? newbie here ^^Y *facepalm* It is their ic or driver license if I not wrong ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Avant_stealth Clutched March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 *facepalm* It is their ic or driver license if I not wrong LOL! i thght sum discount card frm ulu petrol kiosk- the orange petrol kiosk further dwn on the way to pelangi! aiyah...my hope was raised for awhile haha!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Carnut Clutched March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 The problem is unique to M'sia and border towns like JB and Bt Kayu Hitam especially. RON 95 can only be purchased by Malaysians. Whether you want to pump it into a car Msian/Thai/Sg plate or cash & carry home, it is up to you. So the ruling is you can buy RON 95 so long as you are a Malaysian citizen. So when you see someone filling up a Sg plate car, don't assume that the fella is a Sporean. Problem in Malaysia is that rules come and go flip and flop. Even some of the petrol station owners/attendants are not sure what to enforce. To play safe, some just disallow Sg plate cars to fill up RON 95. Up north beyond KL, quite a number of petrol stations only retail RON 95. No choice right? So long as you have a passenger who can produce a Malaysian MyKad (IC), you can buy ON 95. Happened to me way up in Cameron Highlands. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xspace 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 Msian driving SG car lor... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Byond 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 on highway, the petrol stations should be selling both 97 and 95 its only when you reach those town area where only 95 can be seen most of the time on my trip to Batu Pahat, almost all the stations along tongkang pechah, be it Petronas, Mobil or caltex, only have 95 Only Shell have 97 only, Not V power racing.... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Carnut Clutched March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 Yup of course, I'm referring to towns up north beyond KL. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mllcg 3rd Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 The problem is unique to M'sia and border towns like JB and Bt Kayu Hitam especially. RON 95 can only be purchased by Malaysians. Whether you want to pump it into a car Msian/Thai/Sg plate or cash & carry home, it is up to you. So the ruling is you can buy RON 95 so long as you are a Malaysian citizen. So when you see someone filling up a Sg plate car, don't assume that the fella is a Sporean. Problem in Malaysia is that rules come and go flip and flop. Even some of the petrol station owners/attendants are not sure what to enforce. To play safe, some just disallow Sg plate cars to fill up RON 95. Up north beyond KL, quite a number of petrol stations only retail RON 95. No choice right? So long as you have a passenger who can produce a Malaysian MyKad (IC), you can buy ON 95. Happened to me way up in Cameron Highlands. so if u driving with all singaporean and got station with no RON 97? and they die die dun let u pump, how? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Agentwilson 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 mykad is the msian IC la... under the law, msian driving SG registered car CAN pump 95 in msia. simple hey what u mean by MyKad? how to get it and is there any discount like esso say after the 1k then got discount? mykad can pump 95? which kiosk?? newbie here ^^Y Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shull Turbocharged March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 i tot it's clearly stated that "ALL FOREIGN REGISTERED CAR CAN ONLY PURCHASE RON97 FUEL" no matter what IC you're holding? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken4555 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 Actually pumping in Malaysia pretty dangerous - the petrol kiosk always have easy access to roads, and you must pull out your wallet in the open to pay, so very easy for snatch theft. Also the petrol companies have little control, so many times the fuel can be watered down, a couple of times I have noticed my car hitching a bit after I pump in JB...am sure it is because of bad fuel. Some more, now that must pump 98 the savings not so great as here in Singapore I can pump 95 and get big big station and credit card discount. the way you put it, being a Malaysian is damn suay... poor Malaysians... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken4555 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 i tot it's clearly stated that "ALL FOREIGN REGISTERED CAR CAN ONLY PURCHASE RON97 FUEL" no matter what IC you're holding? i also had a couple of 'debates' about this... but station people have confirmed with me can pump 95 just flash MY ic... hopeless system... but anyways must becareful police dont come do sudden checks... if not ALL kanna if Singporean pump 95... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken4555 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 (edited) error post... Edited March 17, 2011 by Ken4555 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shull Turbocharged March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 i also had a couple of 'debates' about this... but station people have confirmed with me can pump 95 just flash MY ic... hopeless system... but anyways must becareful police dont come do sudden checks... if not ALL kanna if Singporean pump 95... Basket..then i can just use my bro/dad MyKad lor.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shull Turbocharged March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 Actually pumping in Malaysia pretty dangerous - the petrol kiosk always have easy access to roads, and you must pull out your wallet in the open to pay, so very easy for snatch theft. Also the petrol companies have little control, so many times the fuel can be watered down, a couple of times I have noticed my car hitching a bit after I pump in JB...am sure it is because of bad fuel. Some more, now that must pump 98 the savings not so great as here in Singapore I can pump 95 and get big big station and credit card discount. you should go to any Petrol kiosks around their Tebrau highway, especially between 6-11pm.. Totally feels like you're pumping in Singapore.. 8/10 cars pumping are SGP cars.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fattychubby 1st Gear March 17, 2011 Share March 17, 2011 does it bother you that your fellow singaporean are pumping ron 95?? i dont understand the purpose of this thread Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Carnut Clutched March 18, 2011 Share March 18, 2011 You either find a petrol station with RON 97 or find a Malaysian to buy RON 95 for you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Acemundo Supercharged March 18, 2011 Share March 18, 2011 Actually pumping in Malaysia pretty dangerous - the petrol kiosk always have easy access to roads, and you must pull out your wallet in the open to pay, so very easy for snatch theft. Also the petrol companies have little control, so many times the fuel can be watered down, a couple of times I have noticed my car hitching a bit after I pump in JB...am sure it is because of bad fuel. Some more, now that must pump 98 the savings not so great as here in Singapore I can pump 95 and get big big station and credit card discount. that is true, my car never have problems of dirty, clogged fuel injector until i pump in malaysia. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Acemundo Supercharged March 18, 2011 Share March 18, 2011 Basket..then i can just use my bro/dad MyKad lor.. hehe do they check if your father picture don't tally with your face. plus do they insist gender of MYkad holder must be same as one driving the car? eg if use wife MYkad ok? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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