Has anybody used a 10p off tesco voucher? How much did you save?

[Urban Sports]

I filled up both cars this week at tesco and forgot they were doing this and we're only shopping tomorrow.

My father in law was made up he saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!

I suppose if you do loads of miles it's good but I don't think the offer is on for that long

[andy-xr]

Saved 10p

[carl_w]

Urban Sports said:

I filled up both cars this week at tesco and forgot they were doing this and we're only shopping tomorrow.

My father in law was made up he saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!(

His Civic has a 40 litre tank?

[FreeLitres]

andy-xr said:

Saved 10p

[Urban Sports]

carl_w said:

His Civic has a 40 litre tank?

I don't know? Does it?

[Urban Sports]

andy-xr said:

Saved 10p

You only buy a litre of fuel? Poor bd.

Edited by Urban Sports on Tuesday 31st January 23:28

[cheadle hulme]

I have a 64 litre tank and it was half full.

I reckon I saved about £3.20 give or take a quid.

[Ki3r]

Wish I knew about this before I filled up £86 on Sunday! Would think working for Tesco we would know before seeing it in the paper lol.

[falkster]

Every discount is worth it but the tesco discount isn't worth it for me because firstly tesco prices are so much higher than any other supermarket and I don't do enough miles to justify putting £120 worth of fuel in to save £6.

[McSam]

Urban Sports said:

saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!

...In what way?

[Big Al.]

Not seen the 10p ones, can you double/triple up on the new ones like the old 5p offers? you could add three of those together (in date) to get 15p litre off.

[Ki3r]

Big Al. said:

Not seen the 10p ones, can you double/triple up on the new ones like the old 5p offers? you could add three of those together (in date) to get 15p litre off.

Nope, one at a time at the moment. Only one per vehicle too.

[S10 GTA]

I saved 15p per ltr middle of last year.....made a total saving of 8.20 on a tank.....

Cost me my job mind you.

[Locke]

S10 GTA said:

I saved 15p per ltr middle of last year.....made a total saving of 8.20 on a tank.....

Cost me my job mind you.

Do you care to expand on that?

[Urban Sports]

McSam said:

Urban Sports said:

saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!

...In what way?

In what way.....what?

[mnkiboy]

I must have missed this. What do you have to do to get 10p off?

[Urban Sports]

mnkiboy said:

I must have missed this. What do you have to do to get 10p off?

I think it is spend £60 in store.

[McSam]

Urban Sports said:

McSam said:

Urban Sports said:

saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!

...In what way?

In what way.....what?

I only quoted the relevant bit to make it clear!

My point was, how on earth does saving £4 on a tank show you how expensive fuel is?! You'd save four quid on the forty litres he bought whether it was 70p a litre or £2.20, you still save 10p a litre

[VolvoT5]

falkster said:

Every discount is worth it but the tesco discount isn't worth it for me because firstly tesco prices are so much higher than any other supermarket and I don't do enough miles to justify putting £120 worth of fuel in to save £6.

^ This. I found Tesco to be the most expensive supermarket for the things I buy and hence haven't shopped there in ages. Also, Tesco petrol station is always very busy... presumably because of all the people trying to save £1.50 on petrol, after having been overcharged by £10 for their shopping.

[SWoll]

McSam said:

Urban Sports said:

McSam said:

Urban Sports said:

saved about £4 on a full tank in his civic. Not a lot really, just shows how expensive it is!

...In what way?

In what way.....what?

I only quoted the relevant bit to make it clear!

My point was, how on earth does saving £4 on a tank show you how expensive fuel is?! You'd save four quid on the forty litres he bought whether it was 70p a litre or £2.20, you still save 10p a litre

I think someones confusing 10p a litre with 10%. Only way I can interpret the original post anyway?