Petron E10 octane 95 now ginawang 93 na lang

**rensom** · June 29th, 2009 12:43 AM

Gago ang mga taga petron dati ang octane ng E10 ay 95 now ginawang 93 na lang. wala naman silang maibigay na paliwanag kung bakit binabaan sabi lang ng gas boy na hindi nya raw alam basta ang available lang ay ang E10 na 93 ang octane.
gago sila mag-lalabas ng product tapos di naman pangangatawanan... ilang buwan lang sila nag offer ng E10 95? wala pa yatang 2 months. Tinatakaw lang tayo.

**tidus1203** · June 29th, 2009 01:03 AM

Hehehe take it easy there. They are not obligated to give anyone a 95 octane E10. Well soon enough their XCS will become E10 so there goes your 95 octane E10. Their Xtra Unleaded which used to be the regular 93 octane is now E10 thus their E10 is just 93 octane.

**1D4LV** · June 30th, 2009 10:47 AM

bro, hwag mo sisihin yung mga gas boys. di nila alam yan... pati yung gas station manager di alam yan...

tama si tidus, they are not obligated to give a higher octane gas.

**mey0r** · June 30th, 2009 11:00 AM

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**rensom** · June 30th, 2009 06:21 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

bro, hwag mo sisihin yung mga gas boys. di nila alam yan... pati yung gas station manager di alam yan...

tama si tidus, they are not obligated to give a higher octane gas.

pakibasa uli.. pre, di ko sinisisi ang gas boy nor station manager...kundi ang petron...

sa yo tidus.... wala akong sinasabi na obligasyon nila ang magbgay ng mataas na octane.... sila ang nagbigay ng ganoong kataas na octane noong unang labas nila ng E10 compare sa caltex at shell na 93 lang..... kung ikaw saan ka pupunta?di ba sa mataas na octane at the same price? Now... ng dumami na ang customer saka sila magbababa ng octane. bago sila maglabas ng bagong product dapat mag isip sila di yong pa bago bago... kung tatanga tanga ang mga dating customer eh kukuha pa rin sila ng E10...dahil akala nila 95 Ron pa rin.... Di naman sinasabi ng gas boy na binabaan na nila ng octane... di ba parang nanloloko sila ng customer... although may nakalagay nga na 93 RON... pero di sapat yon...lalo na kung 1 buwan ka ng pabalik balik sa gas station na yon.... IKAW? KUNG SA SHELL KA LAGING NAGPAPAKARGA... ANG SUPER UNLEADED, SUPER PREMIUM AT V-POWER KAILAN BA SILA NAGBABA NG OCTANE SA BAWAT PRODUCT NILA DAPAT BA KADA KARGA MO ASK MO KUNG ILAN ANG OCTANE?...AT KUNG 10 YRS KA NG NAGPAPAKARGA SA SHELL MAGTATANONG KA PA BA NG OCTANE LEVEL? DI BA HINDI? UNLESS KUNG MAY BAGONG PRODUCT.... DAPAT INFORM NILA ANG MGA CUSTOMER NILA...AT KUNG PAPAANO NILA GINASTUSAN ANG ADVERTISEMENT NG E10 95 RON DAPAT GASTUSIN DIN NILA ANG PAGBABAGO NG PRODUCT NILA. PANLOLOKO ANG GINAGAWA NILA SA CUSTOMER NILA... Kya never na akong bibili ng gas sa petron na yan.... Shell na lang ako v-power.... power... aim power

**1D4LV** · June 30th, 2009 07:44 PM

^^get real bro...its business. if you do not want to buy petron products, then its your call. they won't miss you at all.... peace bro...

**mey0r** · June 30th, 2009 07:44 PM

Go for higher octane if youre driving what is considered a 'performance' car, else just stick with the regular 93 level. Or better yet follow the car manufacturer's recommended octane level.

**mey0r** · June 30th, 2009 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

^^get real bro...its business. if you do not want to buy petron products, then its your call.

Simple as that...

**stormgray** · July 24th, 2009 02:30 PM

To be fair to rensom, I also felt like Petron kind of duped the customer here, especially since they were touting "E-10 premium with 95 octane" in their adverts. It's true that business is business, but they also have a responsibility to be somewhat fair to the consumer. And that fairness could have been manifested by way of advanced notices informing the public of the deletion of the E-10 premium product line. That's why good businesses that do business right and are concerned with the buying public are termed "socially responsible," and are admired all over the world. These things won't probably include Petron on that list.

Pareng rensom, lipat ka na lang sa SeaOil Extreme 97 (E10 ito). I tried filling up with it and so far it's pretty good. And at P35.75 a liter, you can't beat the price!

**dr. d** · July 25th, 2009 02:39 AM

Originally Posted by rensom

Gago ang mga taga petron dati ang octane ng E10 ay 95 now ginawang 93 na lang. wala naman silang maibigay na paliwanag kung bakit binabaan sabi lang ng gas boy na hindi nya raw alam basta ang available lang ay ang E10 na 93 ang octane.
gago sila mag-lalabas ng product tapos di naman pangangatawanan... ilang buwan lang sila nag offer ng E10 95? wala pa yatang 2 months. Tinatakaw lang tayo.

heh heh. why, is it illegal? as my favorite female lawyer says, "sue me!" caveat emptor, ika nga.
you ask a gasboy a question that even the petroleum engineer dare not answer, a question better answered by the company bean counters?
lastly, just cross over to the other gas station if you don't like the product. no big deal... use your wallet to show them your displeasure!
errr. ano bang kotse mo, 12RT100? american V8 409? 5R?? air-cooled flat 4??? i drive a japanese diesel ii 2.5 (indirect injection)... heh heh.