BEST Unleaded Fuel: Shell, Petron or Caltex

**famousa** · January 19th, 2015 07:05 PM

I'm a noobie driver pa lang. My car's (Mirage HB CVT) min. fuel requirement is 91RON so I'm using Shell's FuelSave since day 1. Dito sa LasPinas Moonwalk area, cheaper ang gas prices, like today ang FuelSave ng Shell is 34.90php/L lang, satisfied naman ako sa FC ng FuelSave ~ 14km/L to 16km/L max.

But I wanted to try SeaOil's Extreme U (same 91RON) to see if "hihiyang" ang makina nito para in case mag increase nanaman ang gas prices eh hindi masakit sa bulsa since cheaper ang SeaOil at malapit din sa lugar ko.

Can someone vouch for this fuel? ie: clean etc. And also, may 3bars pa ako ng Shell FuelSave, okay lang po ba na magpagas na ako sa SeaOil? Thank you.

**jut703** · January 19th, 2015 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by famousa

I'm a noobie driver pa lang. My car's (Mirage HB CVT) min. fuel requirement is 91RON so I'm using Shell's FuelSave since day 1. Dito sa LasPinas Moonwalk area, cheaper ang gas prices, like today ang FuelSave ng Shell is 34.90php/L lang, satisfied naman ako sa FC ng FuelSave ~ 14km/L to 16km/L max.

But I wanted to try SeaOil's Extreme U (same 91RON) to see if "hihiyang" ang makina nito para in case mag increase nanaman ang gas prices eh hindi masakit sa bulsa since cheaper ang SeaOil at malapit din sa lugar ko.

Can someone vouch for this fuel? ie: clean etc. And also, may 3bars pa ako ng Shell FuelSave, okay lang po ba na magpagas na ako sa SeaOil? Thank you.

Magkano ba ang difference ng Seaoil sa Shell diyan? Is it really worth it to shift for you, knowing na ok naman sa Shell?

I can't vouch for Seaoil's quality. They're a local company so unlike Total or Caltex that are also importers but have stricter quality control standards, Seaoil's sources are a little more unknown. But I've tried them a couple of times, ok naman and no noticeable change in engine performance or economy.

Ikaw bahala, if you wanna switch for the sake of trying something new. Pwede naman bumalik sa Shell uli. Also, yes it's okay even if you still have some fuel from your previous Shell fillup. If it's just 1/4 or less of your tank, then any performance/economy gains/losses can be attributed to the Seaoil fuel you'll be putting in.

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**famousa** · January 19th, 2015 07:45 PM

*jut703 -- at least 1 peso and few cents difference per liter din. Thanks. I will try a full gas tank with SeaOil, let's see.

**funkeemunkee** · January 19th, 2015 11:52 PM

Filled up with Caltex Gold today. Mas listo ang engine sa tingin ko. Last full tank was with Petron XCS.

**venerzky** · January 19th, 2015 11:56 PM

Shell Fuel Save 91 RON

**tolitsaso** · January 23rd, 2015 01:22 PM

sir *jut703 i've back read a lot, just want to ask - is UniOil and SeaOil the only stations with Euro IV compliant fuels? Thanks

**andrewnathaniel** · January 23rd, 2015 01:41 PM

UniOil lang ang Euro IV compliant for Diesel Fuel. SeaOil as well as Phoenix carries Euro III for Diesel.

**shadow** · January 23rd, 2015 01:46 PM

meron bang scientific study kung talaga one fuel from one petroleum company is better than others? all things equal? I personally think pare-pareho lang yan. unless contaminated siguro yun gasolina

**lowslowbenz** · January 23rd, 2015 01:56 PM

I think puro lang marketing gimmick ek-ek yan eh.

Wala naman independent testing body na nagsasabi na ones fuel is superior than the other. Meron ba?

Sila-sila (the petro companies) nagyayabangan among themselves eh .........

**Gel999** · January 20th, 2015 12:28 AM

Gamit ko shell nitro plus racing, then i tried unioil euro4 97octane for 300 pesos para matry lang. After 2 days, balik ako sa shell vpowet nitro+ racing full tank.