fuel cards

[Deleted member 7121]

Anyone use fuel cards for there vans and if so who do you use, cheers in advance.

 

[rpm]

Many cards and different deals around, you can get deals where you don`t pay the forecourt price if your miles are high enough to qualifiy.

 

[gasmanrob]

Arval is most convenient as use anywhere. Most places ive worked use bp cards which is annoying as there arent any near me or anywhere we work so end up in motorway services which dont offerr the same discount as a normal bp garage. Shell are easilly the most accessible forcourt in the south east but im guessing thier offers arent great.

If its just you then id stick to credit card and ckear it at tge end of the month. You can still claim the loyalty rewards or club card points,and your free to buy fuel where you wish

 

[Nostrum]

We use Texaco through the fuelcardpeople. No issues and they give you a fixed price each week regardless of pump prices. Cheaper when I was checking up but have t for a while to be honest. They say up to 4p a litre, I saw about 2.5p when I bothered to work it out.

They take your postcode and advice on the best deal for your work area.

The vans don't do that many miles, 3 vans and £50-100 a week fuel but no limitations for low usage.

Easier if you have employees and make claiming the VAT a whole lot easier too.

 

[Deleted member 7121]

We use Texaco through the fuelcardpeople. No issues and they give you a fixed price each week regardless of pump prices. Cheaper when I was checking up but have t for a while to be honest. They say up to 4p a litre, I saw about 2.5p when I bothered to work it out.

They take your postcode and advice on the best deal for your work area.

The vans don't do that many miles, 3 vans and £50-100 a week fuel but no limitations for low usage.

Easier if you have employees and make claiming the VAT a whole lot easier too.

Will have look thanks ,currently have four vans just sick of running around filling them up and like you say will make claiming vat easier.

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

try uk fuels, there is no charge and no minimum usage. you can choose which stations you want. we use morrisons, tesco and bp

 

[PatchettPlumbing]

I have a Allstar Fuel Card - but my only gripe is you pay a £15 per card fee and we have 2 vans. Not the end of the world I know, but still - the likes of Fuel Genie (Tesco/Morrisons only place to accept) don't charge anything and works the exact same.