Asda Petrol Station

Usually the cheapest petrol around. The 'drive through' pay booths are a bit weird though. It's difficult to pay, collect a receipt, take back your card and drive off without causing a queue. Thank heavens for those people who make everyone wait while they tidy their handbags.

This is the cheapest garage I’ve seen for fuel anywhere in the UK however you get for what you pay for. I drive a 2004 2.0 petrol VW Golf and when starting the car on cold mornings it brought up an engine management light. After a few times of this happening, I decided to fill my tank with Shell V-Power and have since gained more power, more mpg and had no roughness from the engine whatsoever

Good access sometimes heavy demand usually cheapest in Corby .
There was notice on pump that bank (visa) may take £99 but I only paid pump price so not sure what's happening.

Good price on disel,fast check out

Good cheap station. Additionally available car wash, vacuum cleaner and tire compressor. I fill up there very often - I recommend it.

Randomly refuse to take cash at pumps. You may not get fuel here depending on what bank card you use and your account balance.

I used the car wash station.
£2 for 5 minutes of all products. Pressure washer, tire washer, brush and foam soap, etc... You might need to pay 4 to 6£ to get the job done...

Asda plenty of these stations around almost all of these are automated. Sometimes they don't work but you wouldn't know sorry until you walk up to it and put your card in which is a waste of time. However generally they work week across this branch. They are the cheapest in the area which is great and also they offer tyre pressure and water services for the cars or bikes that you may have to ride. One thing to bear in mind though is that their quality of fuel might not be the best. I have noticed over a long period of time that better quality fuel does give slightly better mileage however it does balance itself out slightly based on the price you pay. So it comes down to inconvenience for most people. Unless you drive a big bike or car that is running alot of power you will be just fine with Asda basic fuel. They don't have high octane or high cetane fuel variants like Tesco. This is the only big downside as I wouldn't take my BMW M3 there it is best run on premium unleaded the higher the octane the better!