Caltex vs Essomobil vs Shell vs SPC

[TVT]

My mistake, 3 no - parking coupons, cigarette and newspaper.

 

Is becos the points not redeemed can be kept to get more discounts the next time we pump ?

[Jeffc]

 

Is becos the points not redeemed can be kept to get more discounts the next time we pump ?

The points can be used to redeem any stuff except parking coupons, cigarette and newspaper.

Please take note expiry date for points.

[Jman888]

The points can be used to redeem any stuff except parking coupons, cigarette and newspaper.

Please take note expiry date for points.

 

 

some petrol companies actually allow redemption of parking coupon.

[Darthrevan]

SPC whenever possible because I prefer the polite staff/crew..sometimes because of no choice have to pump at other brands(which I dislike immensely)

[Smoothscott]

Nid pump min $50 to maximise the discount. Coz after SPC card discount is $42.50, another $3 off for UOB card (min $50 purchase) till April 2013, unless extend again, so only sign $39.50 for the credit card purchase. No other terms n conditions.

 

SPC has extended the promotion for UOB to the end of June, at least that's what they told me when i pump a week ago. And yup, we only pay $39.50 when we pump $50 worth. Anyway, i heard caltex petrol really produces lesser noise for the engine and it feels more responsive, any people pump caltex and feel the same way?

[Porker]

Used to pump V power but have switched to Exxon Mobil's 97 ron for a while. I don't find any significant difference between both. But I will pump V power if I drive in Malaysia

[Jerryong]

use esso coz got 24% for esso credit card.

[Yan66]

in Malaysia , use Caltex confirm u feel the different.

[Thedream]

use esso coz got 24% for esso credit card.

 

got meh? DBS Esso credit card not 17% only?

[TameDriver]

 

In SG, I fill my cars with Ron 95 from any brands that has best offer.

Pity Shell doesn't have tie up with UOB anymore - earned lots of Smart $ from purchase of petrol.

[TameDriver]

in Malaysia , use Caltex confirm u feel the different.

Don't know about Caltex in Malaysia but I like to use it in Thailand. Felt it gave smoother drive &

more power.

[Orbit78]

in Malaysia , use Caltex confirm u feel the different.

Pardon me, the difference is -ve or +ve compared to Singapore Caltex?

 

Had been on Shell FuelSave 95 for quite a long time thinking to switch to either Caltex or Esso... Problem for me on Caltex in Ang Mo Kio is that it is rather far to pump at Thomson road. Esso is now at Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 next to GainCity, near to CTE.

[Car_man]

My house nearby got 2 esso station, so got no choice loh but prefer caltex

[Devilcup]

in singapore, shell, caltex, esso, spc all side by side... i will always go caltex. if too full, esso. that for Ron 95

 

in malaysia, anyone that is easily reach! all cheaper compare to singapore wahahha

 

 

[Azhiwen]

in singapore, shell, caltex, esso, spc all side by side... i will always go caltex. if too full, esso. that for Ron 95

 

in malaysia, anyone that is easily reach! all cheaper compare to singapore wahahha

 

 

 

In Malaysia, I stick to Petron because can accumulate points. If no Petron then find Petronas because also got Petronas kad.

[FourZero]

I will go for Shell, either 98 or V-power. Still feel that it gives me more mileage after 12 years of using it on 3 different cars. cheers :)

[Fastnfaster]

I will go for Shell, either 98 or V-power. Still feel that it gives me more mileage after 12 years of using it on 3 different cars. cheers :)

For my Altis, Shell 98 n V Power don't improve mileage, though more power n better response. Maybe I tend to drive more aggressive on 98/v.

 

I prefer Caltex 95 as I think it gives optimum performance On my ride

[Spyder79]

 

In Malaysia, I stick to Petron because can accumulate points. If no Petron then find Petronas because also got Petronas kad.

 

should try BHP... seem more power