waynelivesey

My local BP garage`s sul pumps have `98 ron`stickers on both pumps,is it just that they havent been replaced or do BP still sell it? My kid brother reckons he can feel a power difference when using it in his TYPE R V3.Is he just imagining it?

harj

Some BP Stations still sell it.

Darren king

BP pumps still display 98 ron but it has been replaced by 97, although it should say this somewhere.

Daz.

waynelivesey

Surely if they displaying 98 ron around the country,then they must be selling it,surely!? it cant just be an oversight not to replace all pump stickers around the country

Chris L

Afraid not Wayne - as far as I know 98 RON is not available from the pumps anymore. It's just the labels that haven't been changed.

Chris

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Mr.Cookie

Think you'll find it depends on if its a BP owned or a franchise. Still 97 though no matter what it says.

Simon

BrewandBake

98 marked pumps are marked wrong.
98 Super Unleaded has not been delivered to stations for the last 12 months - so if there is any 98 in there then its old & hasn't been sold yet (cant believe that)
Trading Standards visited my local branch of BP & made them change their 98 stickers to 97 - after a complaint - according to "Gary"

Brew

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H

Not again!

Whatever is displayed on the pump...ALL SUL is now 97 RON, there is no 98.

Loads of BP garages still have the 98 logo on, but it ain't 98 juice...don't bother asking the people in the garage...their answer will be..."but mi names gary...."

(RON...get it!)

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GaryC

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by H:
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..their answer will be..."but mi names gary...."

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Oi!

Bajie

Doesn't matter what my local BP station has on the pumps as they haven't had SUL for months now!
Anyhow, I'm paying 85.9 for ESSO and filling up three times a week ... cool

JDS

I get my SUL from a BP pump with the correct 97 RON sticker on it. 89.9 ppl though. Thats the cheapest I can get around here.

James.

Steve Prockter

You'd think it wouldn't be that difficult to stick the correct rating on a pump. But why does this keep reoccurring just with BP? A few weeks ago Leicester Forest East Services:



Steve

GaryC

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by BrewandBake:
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- according to "Gary"

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Oi!

Paul Wilson

This in unforgivable, next time your in ask for the manager, and if he still says the fuel is 98 get him to put it in writing, that'll get him in the $hit. Then call trading standards, if he's said its 98 after being asked he won't be able to wriggle out of it.

What we need is a prosocution to stop this.

*funimg over*

Beef

Hmm - I heard something recently (might be total bollox) saying that MP were selling 97 as Super Unleaded, with 98 being Super Plus Unleaded. Of course, that may just be the stickers...

Nick

When the 97RON Super became available, the garages were given a "grace" period for changing their stickers. I cannot remember the length of the period, but it was months rather than weeks.

sunilp

Harj u stupid fat muppet, what a silly comment you made

GaryC

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Nick:
<B>When the 97RON Super became available, the garages were given a "grace" period for changing their stickers. I cannot remember the length of the period, but it was months rather than weeks.[/quote]

But 12 months+ ??

But what do I know? - I'm Gary!!

James_Harvey

98 Ron is readily available on the continent, so why not here

sunilp

So, thats like saying you can get 100+ron in Japan, why not here??????

Whats your point Sir?