Forecast and prices
Central Coast price forecast and Central Coast petrol prices.
Unleaded 91 · city daily averages
Central Coast's price cycle is paused, with no regular price jumps lately (the last jump started Thu 2 July). Unleaded 91 averaged 232.5 c/L on Mon 9 Nov, 10.8 c/L under its recent high of 243.3 c/L on Tue 13 Oct and 30.9 c/L above its recent low of 201.6 c/L on Sun 16 Aug. Compare nearby stations rather than waiting for a low.
Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)
Pump average 26.4 c/L above wholesale on Fri 6 Nov.
| Day | Unleaded 91 (c/L) |
|---|---|
| 232.5 | |
| 233.4 | |
| 235.3 | |
| 237.9 | |
| 238.1 | |
| 240.5 | |
| 240.7 | |
| 241.5 | |
| 241.5 | |
| 241.9 | |
| 242.5 | |
| 242.2 | |
| 240.0 | |
| 240.1 | |
| 240.2 | |
| 239.9 | |
| 240.0 | |
| 240.3 | |
| 240.2 | |
| 240.2 | |
| 240.7 | |
| 241.1 | |
| 241.2 | |
| 241.3 | |
| 242.0 | |
| 242.3 | |
| 243.0 | |
| 243.3 | |
| 242.6 | |
| 242.2 | |
| 241.7 | |
| 241.5 | |
| 239.8 | |
| 238.9 | |
| 237.0 | |
| 237.6 | |
| 238.2 | |
| 237.0 | |
| 237.6 | |
| 239.3 | |
| 239.5 | |
| 239.7 | |
| 240.2 | |
| 240.6 | |
| 240.7 | |
| 241.7 | |
| 242.3 | |
| 242.3 | |
| 241.9 | |
| 241.1 | |
| 240.5 | |
| 239.1 | |
| 238.6 | |
| 235.6 | |
| 225.0 | |
| 219.8 | |
| 217.1 | |
| 216.8 | |
| 215.8 | |
| 213.6 | |
| 212.3 | |
| 210.9 | |
| 208.7 | |
| 208.3 | |
| 208.3 | |
| 207.4 | |
| 207.7 | |
| 205.3 | |
| 205.2 | |
| 205.2 | |
| 205.2 | |
| 205.3 | |
| 205.3 | |
| 205.2 | |
| 205.0 | |
| 204.5 | |
| 204.9 | |
| 205.0 | |
| 204.8 | |
| 203.4 | |
| 203.6 | |
| 203.0 | |
| 202.3 | |
| 202.3 | |
| 202.2 | |
| 201.6 | |
| 201.7 | |
| 201.6 | |
| 202.6 |
Unleaded 91 · next 7 days · estimate
Estimate only (yesterday's outlook): prices may fall about 3.5 c/L by Thu 12 Nov, then sit about 1.1 c/L below today by Tue 17 Nov. Chance of a rise of 5 c/L or more within 3 days: 11%.
| When | Estimate (c/L) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| TomorrowWed 11 Nov | 229.7likely 227.6–234.3 | Down 1.0 |
| In 3 daysFri 13 Nov | 228.9likely 225.0–238.5 | Down 1.8 |
| In 7 daysTue 17 Nov | 229.6likely 223.0–247.2 | Down 1.1 |
Change is from the outlook's 230.7 c/L for today. Over the last 55 days, 7-day estimates missed by 5.6 c/L on average; "no change" missed by 5.5 c/L.
On Mon 9 Nov Central Coast's Unleaded 91 city average was 7.2 c/L above Sydney's. It is 1.7 c/L above the New South Wales average and 0.7 c/L above the Australia average of current station reports. Central Coast averaged 240.4 c/L in October, 14.5 c/L higher than in September. Central Coast runs its own price cycle rather than following Sydney's. Central Coast averaged 239.8 c/L for U91 in October 2026, the 34th cheapest of the 182 New South Wales towns we ranked and 1.4 c/L above Sydney.
| Area | Unleaded 91 average (c/L) |
|---|---|
| Central CoastCity daily average, Mon 9 Nov | 232.5 |
| SydneyCity daily average, Mon 9 Nov | 225.3 |
| New South Wales1,783 current station reports | 230.8 |
| Australia6,654 current station reports | 231.8 |
Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au) · data as at 8 Nov 2026, 10:00 am AEST
No weekday was reliably cheaper over the last 11 full weeks; weekday averages sat within 1.0 c/L of each other.
Fuel map
Choose a station using its reported price, distance and update time.
Price alerts
Central Coast's city average was 232.5 c/L on Mon 9 Nov. Pick a station and a target price, and FuelRadar tells you when it gets there.
Set a price alertCentral Coast price forecast and Central Coast petrol prices.
Morisset–Cooranbong (38 km), Sydney (51 km), Cessnock (66 km) and Newcastle (69 km).
There is no reliably cheaper day right now. No weekday was consistently cheapest in Central Coast over the last 11 full weeks to 8 Nov: the weekday averages sat within 1.0 c/L of each other. Where prices sit in the cycle matters more than the day of the week, so check the chart above.
It is paused: there have been no regular price jumps lately, and the last jump started 2 Jul. U91 averaged 232.5 c/L on 9 Nov. Compare nearby stations rather than waiting for a low.
In the big capitals, retailers raise prices sharply over a day or two, then let them ease over the following weeks. The pattern comes from retail pricing, not from wholesale costs.
There is no fixed length. It changes between cities and from one cycle to the next, so read the dated chart rather than relying on a weekday rule.
If your tank can wait and prices are near a recent high, buying only what you need until they ease usually costs less. If you need fuel today, compare nearby stations.