Sainsbury's fuel prices

Fuel Watch, the RAC's petrol and diesel price monitoring initiative, is monitoring the prices of fuel across Sainsbury's locations across the UK.

Fuel Watch monitors wholesale prices – those retailers pay – and pump prices daily.

Check out the latest Sainsbury's petrol and diesel prices and compare them with Asda, Costco, Morrisons and Tesco to find the cheapest fuel near you.

Latest Sainsbury's fuel station prices

The prices below are the latest available average unleaded petrol, diesel and liquid petroleum gas (LPG) averages across all Sainsbury's locations in the UK, and are updated daily where data is available. Data is provided without warranty.

There are currently over 300 Sainsbury's petrol stations.

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If you are looking to find the cheapest fuel for your car then you can use the Fuel Finder feature in the free myRAC app.

All you need to do is download it from the App Store or Google Play. All registered users - whether RAC members or not - can quickly search within two, five or 10 miles to make sure they always get the cheapest fuel around.

About Sainsbury's fuel

Starting in 1974, Sainsburys has been selling petrol and diesel to drivers across the UK, and there are now over 300 locations.

Although they were originally operated and marketed as ‘Jet’ stations, from 1980 they were operating under the Sainsbury’s brand.

For the next 24 years they sourced and sold fuel themselves, until BP became the primary source for petrol and diesel.

This deal came to an end in 2009, and the company has been sourcing and selling its own fuel for the past 15 years.

Sainsbury’s are also the first of the major supermarkets to provide electric car charging points.

In recent years, the supermarket has pledged to not supply Russian fuel at their stations, to ‘Stand United’ with the Ukrainian people.

Last year, the UK Petrol Retailers Association Market Review stated that Sainsbury’s had 10% market share of the fuel sold at UK forecourts.