Cheapest fuel in Birmingham today

Key insights for Birmingham

• →Average petrol has risen 4.8p/litre in Birmingham over the past week
• →There is a 33p/litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive petrol in Birmingham — filling a 55L tank at the cheapest saves ~£18.15
• →Costco is the cheapest forecourt in Birmingham at 148.9p, 0.7p cheaper than the cheapest independent
• →Wolverhampton is currently 1.9p/litre cheaper on average than Birmingham

# Petrol Prices Rise in Birmingham

Petrol prices in Birmingham have climbed to an average of 155.0p per litre, marking a significant jump of 5.8p from last week. This puts the city slightly below the UK national average of 155.4p per litre, offering modest relief for local drivers. However, the price variation across Birmingham's 104 tracked stations reveals a concerning 34.0p per litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive fuel, meaning drivers could save substantially by choosing their pump carefully.

For the best value, Costco offers the lowest petrol in Birmingham at 147.9p per litre—a notable saving compared to pricier competitors. Given the sharp rise in prices this week, drivers are urged to compare fuel costs before filling up. The wide price gap demonstrates that location matters; taking time to find cheaper stations could result in meaningful savings, particularly for those filling larger tanks or refuelling regularly.

# Petrol Prices Rise in Birmingham Petrol prices in Birmingham have climbed to an average of 155.0p per litre, marking a significant jump of 5.8p from last week. This puts the city slightly below the UK national average of 155.4p per litre, offering modest relief for local drivers. However, the price variation across Birmingham's 104 tracked stations reveals a concerning 34.0p per litre spread between the cheapest and most expensive fuel, meaning drivers could save substantially by choosing their pump carefully. For the best value, Costco offers the lowest petrol in Birmingham at 147.9p per litre—a notable saving compared to pricier competitors. Given the sharp rise in prices this week, drivers are urged to compare fuel costs before filling up. The wide price gap demonstrates that location matters; taking time to find cheaper stations could result in meaningful savings, particularly for those filling larger tanks or refuelling regularly.