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5p off every litre of fuel £35 minimum spend in store / online @ Morrisons
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Posted 12 April 2023

5p off every litre of fuel £35 minimum spend in store / online @ Morrisons

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We’re giving you 5p off every litre on our forecourts when you spend £35 or more in store or receive an online delivery or collection between Thursday 13th April - Sunday 23rd April.

To take advantage of this offer, either visit your local Morrisons store or Morrisons.com, spend £35 or more and receive your coupon at the till or by email within 3 days of receiving your delivery. Then simply fill up for less at any of our petrol stations*.

You can redeem your fuel coupon until Monday 1st May 2023.


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  1. Foundagoodone's avatar
    Foundagoodone
    This is cheeky coming from Morrisons! Voted The most expensive supermarket of 2023
    herrbz's avatar
    herrbz
    How is that cheeky?
  2. EDEN188's avatar
    EDEN188
    Managed to fill up with diesel at Costco over the weekend, £1.479, and that's premium diesel!! How the supermarkets get away with the prices is scandalous
    white91's avatar
    white91
    £1.459 at my local Costco for premium diesel
  3. lisawebster104's avatar
    lisawebster104
    Does the £35 include alcohol? Can't see the info anywhere
    mark9915's avatar
    mark9915
    Booze doesn’t appear to be excluded?
  4. Adam's avatar
    Adam
    Voted hot 🔥, personally I won't use it because their diesel is dearer than I can get it elsewhere, but if your local is priced competitively then this of course will be handy.
  5. Willy_Wonka's avatar
    Willy_Wonka
    Depends on the price of shopping & the price of fuel.

    A £2.50 saving? Not sure shopping at Morrisons would save that much money than shopping elsewhere.

    Voted HOT for those who can pick out the savings on the shopping. (edited)
  6. FlyingLlama's avatar
    FlyingLlama
    Should be cold, supermarkets inflating the price for far too long.
  7. deewbee's avatar
    deewbee
    I avoid Morrisons diesel fuel as it has caused many problems with filter on my Nissan Juke, too many additives!
  8. mark9915's avatar
    mark9915
    So that brings petrol down to £1.45 a litre for us - no thanks Morrisons you’ve been ripping the Michael since COVID!
  9. dan_is_the_man01's avatar
    dan_is_the_man01
    Online shop included too that's a first 🏻
  10. paulandfrodo's avatar
    paulandfrodo
    5p off what though ? It does not matter how much off, what percentage off. What matters is what the final cost is per ltr and this is not indicated as such it's all fluff....
    Wammer's avatar
    Wammer
    How can they state the final cost when fuel prices fluctuate daily?

    Morrisons is currently cheapest locally at 141.7p, compared toAsda at 142.7p, and Esso and Shell at 144.9p, so effectively 136.7p with 5p discount.
  11. senukas's avatar
    senukas
    Only good if you buy stuff on promotion as Morrisons became one of the most expensive supermarkets starting to rival even Waitrose. I think I will combine the spending with some offers from Checkoutsmart, Shopmium, and Greenjin and pay for the fuel with the discounted gift card (4% off via Airtime Rewards and many other employee benefits schemes).
    This is the only way to make their fuel competitive.
  12. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    Bog off Morrisons.
  13. white91's avatar
    white91
    Joke from Morrisons 
  14. robbiewin's avatar
    robbiewin
    Thanks, every little helps
  15. steve_wa's avatar
    steve_wa
    Won't touch Morrisons these days with a barge pole. Rip off prices for food and fuel and this latest gimmick proves the point as they have just lifted the fuel prices so any potential saving is lost.
    Avoid
  16. m1ch777999's avatar
    m1ch777999
    They've just put the price up 3p!!!!
  17. Dan_82's avatar
    Dan_82
    Cheers!
  18. duke's avatar
    duke
    Passed a mozzers today 171.9 for diesel.
    Keep your 5p and rotten fruit and veg.
    m1ch777999's avatar
    m1ch777999
    Total rip off. They've just put the price up by 3p too
  19. smith666's avatar
    smith666
    They dont sell E5 where i live. So no thanks
  20. simon.mackey's avatar
    simon.mackey
    Get 5p off but pay more than 10% for same product in the supermarket. Morrisons unless they start to compete with other businesses are going to struggle soon. Rip off
    herrbz's avatar
    herrbz
    Same exact products?
  21. jazzyman's avatar
    jazzyman
    How does the 5p discount work with online orders?
    mark9915's avatar
    mark9915
    It’s in the link!

    A coupon will be emailed to you within 3 days of delivery or collection of your order.
  22. joseph.walker0zv's avatar
    joseph.walker0zv
    Feel as though this offer may have been ok 10 years ago, but now with current prices saving 5p a litre is hardly worth the effort. Also as people have put, their prices have gone up massively so unless you shop at Morrisons anyway and need petrol and their petrol price is competitive it isn’t going to be of use. Still thank you to the op for posting
  23. bob9's avatar
    bob9
    The last time this was on, during the promotion the price of petrol at Morrisons went up 5p from the previous weeks and then dropped 5p following the promotion. As i stopped for petrol every 2 weeks approximately at the same Morrisons. Always compare the price to other local stations !
  24. LAS00's avatar
    LAS00
    Two friends cars both conked out after using Morrisons fuel. Excess water 👀
  25. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    blahblahblah1234
    Unless you can scrape £35 worth of offers from the end of aisle shelves, you'll be spending at least £5 more on your shopping just to save £2.50 on fuel.
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