Cheapest petrol and diesel in Greater Manchester today as drivers save up to £10 a tank

The cheapest place to fill up with petrol in Greater Manchester today (Thursday, July 2) is at a Valero garage in Stalybridge, where standard unleaded costs 140.9p per litre, meaning it would cost £86 to fill an average 55-litre tank.

Costco Wholesale in Oldham matches that price. The most expensive station in the region is a BP garage on Sunbank Lane in Altrincham at 155.9p per litre, costing £97 to fill the same tank, a difference of around £10.

Where is the cheapest petrol?

Valero, Caroline Street, Stalybridge (140.9p), Costco Wholesale, The Broadway, Oldham (140.9p), Asda, Cavendish Street, Ashton-under-Lyne (141.7p), Morrisons, Foundry Street, Dukinfield (141.9p), Asda Sportcity, Manchester (142.7p), Asda, Milne Street, Oldham (142.7p), Tesco, Victoria Ave East, Manchester (142.9p), Tesco, Stalybridge (142.9p), Morrisons, Lime Square, Openshaw (142.9p) and Murco Hartshead Service Station, Ashton-under-Lyne (142.9p).

Where is the cheapest diesel?

Costco Wholesale, Oldham (153.9p), Texaco, Horwich, Bolton (155.9p), Asda, Ashton-under-Lyne (156.7p), Sainsbury's, Ashton-under-Lyne (156.9p), Tesco, Manchester Road (156.9p), Tesco, Stalybridge (156.9p), Valero, Stalybridge (156.9p), Morrisons, Dukinfield (156.9p), Asda Sportcity (157.7p) and Asda, Horwich (157.7p).

How does Greater Manchester compare?

Drivers in the region are paying 3.9p less than the national average of 151.2p for petrol and 4.5p less than the national average of 167.8p for diesel. The cheapest petrol in the country is 139.9p at a Sainsbury's in Bishop Auckland, Durham.