BP Ultimate or Tesco Momentum 99 ?

[mkviken]

i get the vower club card points. takes ages to get enough points to actually get anything though!

i use telco momentum also if were passing and I'm in need of a fill up as its usually slightly cheaper and telco often have 5p off a litre when you spend in store which is a great deal

i never find my car runs differently on ultimate/vpower/momentum


i have only ever put 95 in once though as i was desperate for fuel (only put £5 to get me to the shell garage )


my clio was very picky on fuel - would run bad on total 97 and normal 95 but on telco 99 and vower it was much better.

[Jimmymature]

i get the vower club card points. takes ages to get enough points to actually get anything though!

i use telco momentum also if were passing and I'm in need of a fill up as its usually slightly cheaper and telco often have 5p off a litre when you spend in store which is a great deal

i never find my car runs differently on ultimate/vpower/momentum


i have only ever put 95 in once though as i was desperate for fuel (only put £5 to get me to the shell garage )


I used to do the Shell Drivers club point but it has to be one of the worst Loyalty schemes I've ever seen. I don't think you can beat Nectar or Tesco especially combined with their credit cards too.

Jim




my clio was very picky on fuel - would run bad on total 97 and normal 95 but on telco 99 and vower it was much better.

[ScottA]

I think Tesco it will be. I've got a Shell V-Power club card but that can go in the bin now. I've just ordered some new club cards. I had a word with the lady at Tesco and she said they've never ran out of Momentum and said they have 2 tanks for Momentum, one has 11,000 litres and the other has 9,000 litres. That's not a lot compared with their other "main" tanks - but plenty for a premium fuel which isn't used as much. Sounds good to me !

[JonnyG]

I'm sure I got  a leaflet through about a Tesco credit card recently, that gave extra points over and above a clubcard

or was it another card 

[wontonboy]

I've been using Tesco Momentum 99 for over two years now, it's my preferred choice of super unleaded and the benefits are: cheapest super on the market; improved economy; and the more you spend at Tesco the more rewards you'll get with them, eg vouchers to pay for fuel, clubcard points etc.

Personally, I don't see much difference between V-Power, Ultimate and Momentum 99. But I do want to try Sainsburys Super and was wondering if it's the same stuff as BP's Ultimate cos of the Nectar card connection; the Sainsburys garage near me was charging 1.32p/litre for its Super but that was the price six weeks ago! Likely to have gone up. 

[Nutkins]

Pretty sure Sainsburys is the cheapest Super on the market (which is why it's the one I use  ). It's only ever about 2 or 3p more than the standard unleaded so great value and ofter cheaper than standard unleaded is in other petrol stations. That said it's only 97 ron not 98/99. But I see it as a good compromise in these hard-up times!

[Tone2have]

Tesco Momentum certainly gives a boost, as does Total Excellium. V-Power is also has a noticable improvement to performance but costs a fortune. So value for money I'd go with Tesco. BP Ultimate just doesn't do it for my GTI.