Major supermarket chain making petrol station change to save customers money – find out how much you’ll get off a tank
A MAJOR supermarket chain is making a petrol station change to save customers money.
Drivers can now get discounts when they fuel up their tanks at one of the hundreds of stations across the country.
Morrisons has come up with the scheme to help Brits ahead of Christmas.
At the moment, for everyone who spends £35 on groceries they will get a voucher that offers them 5p off per litre.
This will see Brits save about £3.50 off a full tank of fuel.
The money-saving scheme runs until December 13 - but it can be redeemed until December 20.
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It's on offer for people who shop in-store at Morrisons, online and also use the click-and-collect service.
Rachel Eyre, Chief Customer and Marketing Officer at Morrisons, said: “With Christmas just around the corner this fuel offer aims to help household budgets go a little further.
“On top of the 5p per litre discount, More Card customers will still earn their usual five points for every litre of fuel which will help build up their points so they can be rewarded with Morrisons Fivers.”
Simon Williams, RAC fuel spokesperson, added: “We reiterate our call to the biggest retailers to significantly cut their prices to mirror what’s happening with greatly reduced wholesale costs.”
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There are other ways to save money on fuel this winter.
A motoring expert has given their top tips to save money on fuel as petrol prices are on the rise again.
The price of oil was recently at a 10-month high and that is being reflected in the price drivers pay at the forecourt.
Since July, the price of petrol has risen by around 8 per cent, with the average currently around 156.11p per litre, according to the , and further rises are expected.
Petrol is now an average 153.60p per litre and diesel 160.59p, according to the latest RAC data.
But you can help reduce how quickly your car burns fuel - here's some more tips.
They include shifting quickly into the highest possible gear, making sure you have the correct level of air pressure and clearing out your car.