Burk vs Caltex: Premium 98
Burk 16 stations · Caltex 350 stations
Burk is lower by
15.1c/L- Burk average
- 245.1
- Caltex average
- 260.2
- Grades both report
- 5
Burk averages 245.1 c/L and Caltex averages 260.2 c/L for Premium 98 across Australia. On a 50-litre fill, that is $7.55.
Premium 98 prices and stations
- Listed stationsEvery station FuelRadar lists for the brand16350Caltex lists 334 more
Every fuel type, side by side
Burk has the lower average in 5 of 5 grades both brands report; Caltex in 0.
- Unleaded 9116 stations · 303 stations220.6236.6Burk 16.0c lower
- Diesel16 stations · 86 stations256.9280.3Burk 23.4c lower
- Premium Diesel3 stations · 275 stations255.3282.0Burk 26.7c lower
- Premium 9510 stations · 107 stations234.2247.4Burk 13.2c lower
- Premium 9816 stations · 276 stations245.1260.2Burk 15.1c lower
Premium 98 by state
Average Premium 98 in each state where both brands have a current report.
- Victoria3 stations · 36 stations247.6271.9Burk 24.3c lower
- Western Australia13 stations · 79 stations244.5248.0Burk 3.5c lower
Burk reports in VIC, WA. Caltex reports in QLD, WA, SA, NSW, VIC, TAS, NT.
Burk vs Caltex questions
Is Burk or Caltex cheaper for Premium 98?
Across the current national Premium 98 reports, Burk has the lower average at 245.1c, compared with 260.2c for Caltex. These samples cover different stations and locations. Check nearby prices and update times before choosing.
What is the average Burk Premium 98 price?
Burk Premium 98 averages 245.1c across 16 reporting stations in Australia, with the cheapest listed at 235.3c.
What is the average Caltex Premium 98 price?
Caltex Premium 98 averages 260.2c across 276 reporting stations in Australia, with the cheapest listed at 237.9c.
Should I always pick the cheaper brand?
Not necessarily. Brand averages move with the price cycle, and loyalty dockets or fuel vouchers can shift the real cost. Use this comparison as a guide, then check the fuel map for nearby station prices on your route.









