5p Off a Litre off Fuel, with a £35 Spend Instore @ Morrisons

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Nice offer at Morrisons from today Link to full terms (summarised below)

Save 5p per litre of fuel when you spend £35 or more in store in one transaction between Thursday 5th Jan – Sunday 15th Jan 2023. Excludes transactions Online & Gibraltar. £35 spend excludes: Fuel, Tobacco, Lottery products, Carrier Bag Charges, M-Cafe, Gift Vouchers & Cards, Infant/Formula Milk, Cash-back, Dry Cleaning, Fireworks, Online Games & Instant Tickets, Photo Printing, Saver Stamps, Postage Stamps, ‘Top-Up’ Mobile Phone Cards, Delivery Charges/Pass, Garden Centre & Pharmacy (where applicable).

The 5p off per litre of fuel coupon can not be redeemed in any Morrisons Daily Petrol Stations including Texaco, BP, JET, Gulf, Shell, Gateway Services, and Esso.Coupons can be redeemed at all Morrisons Petrol Filling Stations (excluding Gibraltar) between Thursday 5th Jan – Sunday 22nd Jan 2023.

To claim your fuel discount, present your coupon at the Petrol Filling Station kiosk when paying for fuel.Multiple coupons cannot be used in the same transaction.Valid against one single transaction to a maximum of 100 litres of fuel. No discount will be given should one single transaction exceed 100 litres of fuel.

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Edited by a community support team member, 5 January 2023

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theg
5th Jan
Morrisons is so expensive now, unbelievably

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AndrewMS3
5th Jan
Yeh, I take the above really with a very small pinch of salt. Who actually buys the exact same 48 popular items? For example someone could replace just one or more of those 'popular' items with supermarkets own cheaper brand and suddenly they have moved up the scale a few places!
glenncruise
5th Jan
Shame their fuel is rubbish especially diesel
AndrewMS3
5th Jan
Intereresting. Defintion of rubbish? and then you carried out some sort of test to determine that.
if its rubbish, in the sense it's no good for your car then there will be a lot of people filing up having issues with their cars. Studies/statistics? Then we come to, what I think you are referring to, your own experience and/or others you have heard about. Well, article from WHICH ..and I quote:
...Opting for cheaper supermarket unleaded is a convenient way for you to save a few pounds every time you fill up. But should you be concerned about the quality of the fuel you’re using?
The short answer is no. All unleaded fuel sold in the UK conforms to the same British Standards, so you shouldn’t consider supermarket fuel to be below par.However, there are small differences between fuels. These could offer subtle benefits, depending on what sort of car you drive.
bargainking1984
5th Jan
You’d be better off spending the £35 on a Costco card and saving money for the next 12 months
fluffycabbage
5th Jan
Except that not everyone is eligible.
Chewkungfu
5th Jan
Buying 50 litres of fuel on a dry tank would "save" £2.50. Cold as ever.
DCollector
5th Jan
Exactly. Even with Costco membership price I'm saving a fortune on fuel going there .
lowbacca
5th Jan
If you take this discount to my local Morrison's petrol garage sadly it still makes it 3p more expensive then other local garages
Blackgang
5th Jan
I paid £1.17 /ltr of diesel the last time I filled (yesterday), mind you I am in Spain where they don't rip you off as much. Is the energy crisis just a ripoff to create big profits? (edited)
mikesloper
6th Jan
Well it's £1.35 now in Spain. Government ended the discount. But still cheaper than the UK.
Pigsy.
5th Jan
Have you seen the prices in Morrisons? a pack of £1.75p Ham is now £3.99, you are not saving any money at all when you spend £35! Probably cheaper to check Petrol Prices and drive for 10mins to save on fuel, certainly not by spending £35 on a few items that are massively overpriced, as above, it's a RIP OFF!
Miss_understood
5th Jan
Spending £35 in morrisons means you'll spend the saving in petrol on their over priced groceries so no win situation, except for morrisons of course
gibus
5th Jan
Absolutely. Morrisons are more expensive than Tesco and sainsburys.
RedRain
5th Jan
Morrisions food prices more then make up for that 5p and they petrol tends to me more expensive as well meh
muniphobia
5th Jan
I shop regularly at Morrison's as it's near work but I only go in for the yellow sticker bargains so rare I spend over £10!
Pigsy.
5th Jan
Last and final time I was there, bought a chicken and stuffing Pukka Pie for £3.50 - that was the "yellow label" price, just checked online and Sainsburys/Tesco sell them at £3.50, I think it was reduced from around £4.35 - so, even the yellow label stuff is pretty much the same price as other stores. Only good thing about that place is that the Bakery is good quality - but, just too damned expensive!
Robo
5th Jan
Just be careful they haven’t added an additional 5p to the fuel so the discount doesn’t actually exist.
markoUK
5th Jan
I used to love Morrisons but they really aren’t that competitive anymore for anything.
DCollector
5th Jan
Like Asda they were taken over by money grabbers.
Phlop0
5th Jan
Low quality fuel. Not worth the risk
Theruddz
5th Jan
This sort of comment makes me chuckle so much, supermarket fuel comes from the same refineries as the major stations, which means ITS ALL THE SAME! BP, Shell and the rest just add their own pointless stuff to it so they can sell their fake 'Premium' for an inflated price, but the standard shell unleaded and diesel is exactly the same product as the supermarkets.
crack_shot
5th Jan
reminder, this is not a deal. This is never a deal

Aldi/Lidl is £20 cheaper on your average shop
this saves £2.50

they do have some nice cheese and onion pasties though. Miss the days of Netto and 7p Baked beans myself.
DCollector
5th Jan
5p off rip-off price is still a rip off.
gibus
5th Jan
Morrisons and Asda have now become expensive, like sainsburys and tesco.
elonmusk
5th Jan
i don't understand why people make these kind of deals hot? is the maths too hard?
Dolphin01
5th Jan
Unless you are a regular shopper at Morrisons not much help. I use a petrol price app and Morrisons is never the cheapest in our area. I was told by an ex employee (of a large supermarket chain)they usually do this mid December and at points in January to get people to spend.
AndrewMS3
5th Jan
5p off and I bet they are still laughing all the way to their directors and shareholders having come up with a moiney making idea. Dont forget that is exactly what this is - no two ways about it.
If they were not going to make something from this they would not do it - SIMPLES. (edited)
Sqsq
5th Jan
Nationalise fuel prices! We're effectively doing so with gas & electricity now. Still a rip-off, but less so and same price wherever you go.

If Costco can manage to sell fuel 15p cheaper makes you think how we're getting fleeced by supermarkets & co. (edited)
Bioly
5th Jan
Exactly I 💯% agree with You Sqsq! 35p Cheaper in Oldham Costco compared where I live
Dealster1
5th Jan
If they can afford to give 5p off a litre for a promotion, it makes me think the normal price must be a real rip off.
MonkeyMan90
5th Jan
This is what's known as a lost leader. They are losing money on the fuel whilst gaining money from people buying things from the store. Some people who wouldn't usually shop there will do it for the voucher or those that were about to spend £25 would spend another £10 to get the voucher.
monitor1
5th Jan
Rip Off.
Firehorns
5th Jan
my morrisons is 171.4 , with 5p off its still 5p more expensive than another local
JohnWing
5th Jan
148.4 local, with jam doughnut app, i can get another 3% on groceries and fuel, hot for me. if you want a link let me know.
fossman
5th Jan
Unleaded has dropped by 15p a litre in my local area over Christmas, Morrisons haven't dropped their prices and have gone from being the cheapest to the most expensive.

Obviously preparing themselves for this "deal"
Yas_Min
5th Jan
I can't believe this deal is going hot.
Morrisons pricing is terrible.
They could give 20p off a litre and you'd still save money going elsewhere
Anonymous User
5th Jan
Way overpriced food shopping and fuel prices. Plus a lot of people have issues with the fuel from my area. Sorry it’s cold from me
gobble_bobble
5th Jan
overpriced petrol, overpriced groceries. no deal here.
Find a cheaper place is relatively easy i think.
theratedone
5th Jan
Still a rip off in rip off Britain.
cootcee64
6th Jan
Hi all
Regarding Morrisons fuel.
You only have to google to find that they have had numerous issues over many years regarding dirty or contaminated fuels from some of forecourts resulting in numerous legal compensation claims from irate customers.

Obviously issues with fuel but who is to blame

Fuel may come from same refineries but not all fuels are the same quality as additives may be added or not.

Am not getting involved with the argument all fuels are the same brigade
Cause they simply aint.

I have found that some supermarket fuels are better quality than others

Would I purchase fuel from Morrisons then i would answer no as from experience there fuel is poor quality

Others will always disagree but
Again its a personal choice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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Anonymous User
6th Jan
This has happened where I live in north wales so avoid it at all costs.
chezvegas85
5th Jan
Quite contrary to other comments. Morrisons is actually the cheapest for fuel per litre near me (marginally) Other than a Costco but I'm not a member and don't fancy the crazy queues for fuel.

As a bonus I get 4% off Morrisons fuel anyways (mystaffshop)
skybluesccfc
5th Jan
Cold, that's the normal price upped and long queues for so called 5p saving per litre
matt_vans
5th Jan
Pointless.
sethjee
5th Jan
Alternatively, if I go to my local Costco I would save upto 10p per litre 🥶
blahblahblah1234
5th Jan
My local Costco is 15 miles away, and only 4p cheaper than Tesco down the road.
Not worth the petrol cost to drive there and back.
Slick_uk
5th Jan
Cheapest in my area already so brings it to 142.7. If only Leeds had a Costco petrol station

Oil at it's 2nd lowest price in a year but exchange rate quite a way off on 1.4$/ £1 that we were getting a year ago.
dazigster
5th Jan
The most encouraging thing about this is is the best indicator yet that the big buyers are confident the long term cost of fuel is going back to where it was pre Ukraine and expected to stay there. Nobody did this kind of discounting while the prices were high and volatile.
tflis007
5th Jan
Worst fuel ever. Also they demand helmets off from bikers. Not a pleasure when its cold and wet. Avoid.
NoNamesLeftWhy
5th Jan
But you will under the forecourt with a roof, not sure what the problem is there.
rumble
5th Jan
Morrisons is 6p dearer than Sainsburys round here.
Kermatt
5th Jan
And still more expensive than all the independents.
Haggistc
6th Jan
My local small garage is already 6ppl cheaper than Morrisons. You are as well taking it if there are no alternatives..