Central Coast fuel prices

Service stations on the Central Coast can change prices during the day, so the city average is a guide rather than a bowser price. The reported premium 98 average is 222.4 c/L, and the lowest report is 20.9c/L below it. Check the station update time and distance before travelling for the difference.

On each station row, check the fuel type, report time and distance. An older report or a station well off your route may not be worth a small price difference. If your vehicle uses diesel, premium or an ethanol blend, use the fuel-type table instead of the premium 98 list. Prices for different fuels do not always move together.

The gap between the lowest and highest reported premium 98 price on the Central Coast is 31.4c/L. Prices may differ by suburb as well as brand. For a detour, allow for the extra kilometres and check that the lower report is recent.

Lower suburb averages currently include Tumbi Umbi, Palm Grove, Wagstaffe and Yattalunga. Open a suburb page to compare its service stations, report times and distance. A suburb average is not the price at every bowser.

Recent local history for Central Coast: Usually cheapest on Wednesday. Weekly patterns vary, so check today's station reports as well. The fuel map shows reported prices along your route. Prices are drawn from FuelCheck. Check the station update time and confirm the final price at the bowser.

Choose the fuel type your vehicle uses, compare stations within the distance you are willing to drive and check when each price was reported. Use a station on your normal route unless the price difference covers the extra travel. Brands reporting on the Central Coast include Pearl, Metro, Shell. Compare individual stations because a brand average can hide local differences.