What was the fuel price at a station on a date?
Choose a service station, fuel and date to see the price it reported then, that day’s low and high, and the local average.
Choose a station and time
Leave the time blank to check the end of the day.
The price then
Search for a station to check a recent price, that day’s low and high, and the local average.
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Questions
Where does the price come from?
From the price reports FuelRadar holds for that station: state government price feeds and FuelRadar user updates. The answer is the latest report at or before your date and time, with the time it was reported.
How far back can I look?
Free includes the last 14 days. Sign in with FuelRadar+ for up to 1 year, where FuelRadar has reports for that station and fuel type.
What is the local average?
The average FuelRadar recorded that day for the station’s capital city, or for its state or the whole country when the station is outside a capital. Cheap and high mean at least 2c under or over it. Your fuel logbook compares fill-ups with the same figure.
Why is there no price for my day?
Stations report when their price changes, and some feeds arrive late. When a station has no report before your time, or its last report is more than two weeks older, the tool says so instead of guessing.
Can it fill in my fuel logbook?
Yes. When you record a fill-up, choose the station and the time you filled and the reported price fills in. Check it against your receipt: dockets and member discounts are not in the reported price.



