Morrisons shoppers can get 10p a litre off fuel – here’s how
The deal is available to customers who spend £50 in Morrisons stores until December 9
MORRISONS is giving motorists 10p off a litre of petrol and diesel from today and for the next few weeks to help shoppers afford the cost of Christmas, The Sun can reveal.
The deal is available to customers who spend £50 in Morrisons stores until December 9, meaning they'll save £5 every time they fill their car up if they have a typical 50litre car.
All you need to do to enjoy the offer is spend at least £50 in a Morrisons store, where you'll be given a voucher that allows you to pay the lower price until December 16.
You can then redeem this voucher at a Morrisons forecourt.
If you shop at Morrisons often, you can actually pick up a voucher for every £50 shop you do until December 9 with no maximum limit, meaning there are plenty of opportunities to buy cheaper fuel.
Ashley Myers, Morrisons' head of fuel, said: “With the festive season just round the corner, this is a welcome saving for the nation’s motorists to help them afford the cost of Christmas.”
Ways to cut down on your fuel costs
HERE are some tips on how you can slash the cost of fuel
- Make your car more fuel-efficient. You can do this by keeping your tyres inflated, taking the roof rack off, emptying your car of clutter and turning off your air con when driving at lower speeds.
- Find the cheapest fuel prices. PetrolPrices.com and Confused.com allows you to search prices of UK petrol stations. All you need to do is enter in your postcode and tell it how far you want to travel (up to 20 miles).
- Drive more efficiently. Some ways to do this, include:
- Accelerate gradually without over-revving
- Always drive on the highest possible gear
- If you can, allow your car to slow down naturally as your brake is a money burner
- Re-starting your car is expensive, if you can keep moving
Morrisons' offer will come in handy as petrol prices are set to soar by £160 a year.
Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco all cut fuel prices by 3p per litre two weeks ago, sparking a fresh supermarket petrol price war.
Luckily for motorists, Chancellor Philip Hammond ditched a planned 2p-a-litre rise in fuel duty in last month's Budget.
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