Spc petrol

[Chingfrog]

anyone tried spc petrol b4? how's it if compare to mobil or shell?

[Genie47]

All the same lah! Except SPC cheaper thanks to the discount with depending on the cards.

 

I will then ask you a question in return. How is Stella Artois beer? Anybody drink before? How's it if compare to Tiger and Carlsberg?

[Sotong_kia]

But beer different leh..

 

Carlsberg not as bitter as Tiger.

Stella Artois not so gassy.

Kilkenny more smooth.. (My favourite)

[Ah_veo]

i think petrol is machiam milk powder to newborn babies.

juz stick to 1 brand. frequent change, the baby oso blur!

[Cheekg99]

SPC not really good petrol ... runs out fast

[XLR8]

Agree, SPC petrol burns up much faster than the rest.

[Cheekg99]

mot sure what they add into their petrol ... why burn faster ?

[Vivioman]

Actually what we have to think about is not the difference between the KINDS of petrol, but the difference in the cleanliness of the individual stations' PETROL STORAGE TANKS...kekeke...

 

We can have the highest grade petrol but it's of no use if it is stored in tanks which are not cleaned frequently, resulting in sediments from the previous batch's fill etc...keke

[Ah_veo]

you have a good point here, bro. mmmm...next time muz pump in those newer & more crowded petrol station.

[Marcz]

i've been on spc 98 for quite sometime, was using shell 95/98 previously, i still feel shell gives better mileage

[Tanzy]

Cause step harder!

[Chingfrog]

so, which station u think can provide better petrol in term of cleanliness?

[Hoppe]

my personal experience with SPC, Mobil/Esso and Shell.

Shell definitely gives better mileage.

SPC's the worst.

Mobil/Esso is in the middle but engine sound coarser. Mileage average, ok.

[Wenz]

Been using shell for about 5 years now. Within the last 2 months, i tried SPC about 3 times.. Still been getting same mileage. So i can't really tell the difference. Now pumping Shell 95.

 

Regarding the discount from SPC, there was 1 time I noticed that the price at SPC was higher than at Shell. I believe it was about 0.04 cents diff. Not that petrol prices had changed. Hence skeptical about the actual savings. Jus a thought. Maybe u guys and take a peek and see if it's true.

[Hitman]

Think it has to do with the car as well.

 

When I was driving a Lancer ... it prefers Mobil (before merger)

 

When I was driving a Toyota ... it too prefers Mobil Leaded (before merger)

 

When I was driving Peugeot ... it only likes SHELL (even on the petrol cap got SHELL logo )

 

My 323 prefers Esso / Mobil .... the 323 on Shell feels coarse, worse if you are on Shell Helix Ultra. On Mobil 1 and Esso/Mobil combo ... it just sounds to sweet , and gives good mileage too

[Hoppe]

hehe...yeah. I think it depends on the car.

Sometimes same make but different car also like to drink different petrol.

[Hitman]

Ya ... funny right , these cars also got a mind of their own .... thats why I call my car .... my youngest child ... very expensive and very pampered

[Hoppe]

hehe, so you can bear to "scrap" your youngest child ah?

To me, car is more like a maid to me.

Can change once contract's (COE) up.

If performance good, can renew contract (COE).