Tesco up to 50p off a litre of fuel

[ioneabee]

I never know how to work this out - so 20 (for example) vouchers at 10p off (upto max 50p off) per litre - what is the maximum you should be paying for these

[brillomaster]

honestly... if you put 70 litres in, you save 70x 50p, which is £35. so if the vouchers cost you £15, you make £20 saving.

 

To maximise your savings, you want to be running on fumes before you fill up! at your own risk, obviously...

[brillomaster]

ahem, assuming 5 vouchers cost you £15... if you plan on using 20 vouchers on 4 full tanks, i'd be paying about £60 for them, and you'd then save £100!

[Vini69]

Look....it's a no-brainer. Buying non-perishables like toilet roll is a regular purchase. Buy 6 packs that's 3 x10p vouchers. Add a couple of Robinsons juices and some Thorntons chocs for the Missus, that's 2x 10p , total of 50p off per litre. I was on the dotted flashing lines signalling...well, running on vapours,.........filled up with 74 litres........£37 off the bill........and the initial purchase of items was £47. So it's a £10 net spend, toilet rolls in roof - good till March 2013.....juice in cupboard...always used and some nice choccies..all for a tenner. DO IT.........IT'S SOOO WORTH IT.

[ioneabee]

bought 10 off ebay for £25 and will probably get a few more on the loo rolls as you say

[370Ad]

Just bought some more on eBay. Last time these were on i filled up three time's, average price for the vouchers on eBay was £12 for 5 and i saved £35 on each fill up.

 

So in a month i saved £69 on fuel! Now that's a good number

[brillomaster]

arrrgh lousy tesco filling station apparently having a till malfunction just before i get there this evening, when my fuel light is very on... by which i mean i then went to sainsburys and put 10 litres in, and its still saying '----' on the dte. ah well, will try again at the weekend, wanna get my £35 saving!