Leeds

At the bottom of the local market, unleaded starts around 150p per litre right now. A few outlying forecourts price well above the typical local level, so the average is a better guide here than the extremes.

Supermarket forecourts from Asda and Morrisons usually anchor the bottom of the local range. 23 of the 137 local forecourts are supermarket-run, and the rest split between branded and independent operators.

The low end of the market has recently been held by BP around Phoenix Filling Station Ltd. Several of the busier sites sit along Oxford Road and Rooley Lane, so you can check them against each other without leaving your usual route.

On average, unleaded here runs a little under the wider Yorkshire and the Humber figure. Diesel averages around 178p per litre across the stations listed for Leeds.

The comparison covers stations up to roughly 15 km out, which keeps out-of-town supermarkets and bypass sites in the same view as the town centre. The cheapest station in Leeds is not fixed; the low spot moves between forecourts through the week, so the current ordering matters more than habit.

Use the live table for the exact prices at each site, or set an alert if you would rather be told when your usual stations drop.