Petrol Discounts in Singapore

[therock]

32 minutes ago, 13177 said:

Last day which is today lo? Dont know vouchers still have or not if go later? 😅

I just collected 

store is almost empty 

MTL..

[13177]

1 minute ago, therock said:

I just collected 

store is almost empty 

MTL..

High chance after work then go pump, no more vouchers liao.

[therock]

Come for MU I share with you .. 

[Atrecord]

1 hour ago, daehan said:

SPC @158 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118555
Last day 4th May before 2.5 months reno
Pump $30 can get voucher

wah... so long never see this liao...

too bad it's so far away... sigh...

[13177]

1 hour ago, therock said:

Come for MU I share with you .. 

Was there at 5.30pm, still have vouchers. 😂

[therock]

Nice 👍 

come for MU anyway 👌 

[Thaiyotakamli]

2 hours ago, 13177 said:

Was there at 5.30pm, still have vouchers. 😂

I was there 5pm haha

[therock]

Next time when it opens we can MU at this SPC too, haha, it's opposite the proposed Pasir Panjang Hawker Centre ... 👍

[Fcw75]

3 hours ago, Thaiyotakamli said:

I was there 5pm haha

Thought you only pump in JB now? 😁

[107fan]

On 3/19/2022 at 10:38 AM, tailtwist said:

I pumped SPC today...cashier said got 20% discount till 21st Monday morning (before 1159 hours i think)

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Edited May 4, 2022 by 107fan
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[teomingern]

21 hours ago, N00b said:

from the options you provided, i would say SPC + POSB is a better choice. straight off discounts and rebates no matter how much you pump.

for the Esso + DBS the $7/mth will be worth lesser % as you pump more. smiles points % i think is around 1-2%? 750pts(750L) for $30.

 

but of course there could be many other variables, like additional discount coupons from Esso, other CC which gives higher rebates etc.

Can use Fuel Kaki to do an estimate. I have been calculating and for my use, Esso with the DBS Esso Mastercard + Smiles card +App Vouchers + $7 rebate seems to be the best overall... Levo & SPC not convenient for me and must have their loyalty cards to make it worth... at the end, my calculation seems to indicate less that $2 difference so I just end up building my Smiles points so that I can use it to offset which is additional discount that other brands like Levo & SPC don't seem to give...

Edited May 5, 2022 by teomingern

[therock]

some choices may not be based purely on finance..

I choose Shell but I only pump at the station near my home because of the friendly people and they have helped me in the past when I have a toilet problem..

Likewise for the Esso nearby - the uncle has the exquisite ability to pump every single drop in and he doesn't shake my car... 

YMMV

[teomingern]

38 minutes ago, therock said:

some choices may not be based purely on finance..

I choose Shell but I only pump at the station near my home because of the friendly people and they have helped me in the past when I have a toilet problem..

Likewise for the Esso nearby - the uncle has the exquisite ability to pump every single drop in and he doesn't shake my car... 

YMMV

I've never seen the pump attendant shake my car leh... why would they do that?

[Thaiyotakamli]

13 hours ago, Fcw75 said:

Thought you only pump in JB now? 😁

I stay west coast, too far go jb haha

[Lemonade2140]

pumped SPC Ron 95 two days ago, and realised that the mileage that i get is not as good as when i pumped Shell 95, though the savings is like $4 more with SPC, vs Shell

[therock]

Renovations 

[therock]

6 hours ago, teomingern said:

I've never seen the pump attendant shake my car leh... why would they do that?

https://mothership.sg/2019/04/singaporeans-malaysia-pump-petrol-shake-car/#:~:text=Does shaking the car actually,be introduced to the tank.

[teomingern]

46 minutes ago, therock said:

https://mothership.sg/2019/04/singaporeans-malaysia-pump-petrol-shake-car/#:~:text=Does shaking the car actually,be introduced to the tank.

Was reading the accompanying link to the CNA Talking Point 'expert' who says the petrol foams up when pumped in... didn't know petrol can foam up like soft drink... I thought the acting of agitating it like what happens when you pump fuel from a pressurized container would just cause the petrol to vaporize more quickly...