Hull Road Service Station fuel prices

Hull Road Service Station, York, YO10 3LE

E10 (Unleaded)
173.9p
updated 10 hours ago
B7 (Diesel)
199.9p
updated 10 hours ago
B7 Premium (Diesel)
215.9p
updated 10 hours ago
E5 (Super Unleaded)
217.9p
updated 9 hours ago

E10 (Unleaded) price history at this station

Every price change recorded here since we began watching this forecourt on 10 Aug.

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10 Aug40 recorded changes — flat where the price held28 Sept

The shaded bands are periods with no recorded price. The line stops rather than crossing them, because we did not observe what the price did. 10 Aug–16 Aug, 26 Aug–27 Aug cannot be recovered — no collection ran and no raw feed was archived. 17 Sept–23 Sept, 17 Sept–23 Sept is archived but has not been replayed into the history yet.

Lowest recorded
159.9p
10 Aug
Highest recorded
175.9p
23 Sept
Price changes
9
about every 5 days

How 173.9p compares

Same fuel, same day — E10 (Unleaded).

Filling a 50 litre tank here costs £86.95 — £0.15 less than the same tank at the UK average.

Cheaper E10 (Unleaded) within 3 miles

Ranked by price, then distance. Never by anything else.

  1. 1Asda York Superstore2.3 mi · 6.2p cheaper a litre167.7p
  2. 2Sainsbury's Monks Cross2.4 mi · 6.0p cheaper a litre167.9p
  3. 3MFG Morrisons York Foss Islands Road1.8 mi · 4.0p cheaper a litre169.9p
  4. 4York Service Station1.2 mi · 1.0p cheaper a litre172.9p

Distances are as the crow flies, so they do not tell you whether the drive is worth it — a station two miles away across a river is not two miles away. To find out what a detour actually costs in your car, use the route planner, or if you know the road distance, the detour calculator.

Where your money goes

For E10 at 173.9p/litre here, using the government's published fuel duty rate and VAT for the week ending 21 Sept 2026.

Wholesale & retail margin
91.9p (53%)
Fuel duty
53.0p (30%)
VAT
29.0p (17%)

Duty is a flat government rate, the same at every station. “Wholesale & retail margin” is everything else — what the fuel itself, transport and the retailer's margin actually cost.

Where this comes from

Retailers are required to publish a price change within 30 minutes under the UK Government’s statutory price reporting scheme. We record every change as it is reported and never estimate a missing one — where we have no price, the page says so.

How we work it outReport a wrong price