Metro Petroleum Fuel Prices Today | Current Petrol & Diesel

About this petrol station — Metro Petroleum

Metro Petroleum is a Metro petrol station serving Petroleum, Victoria at 170-172 Frankston-Dandenong Road. Drivers use this forecourt for everyday unleaded, diesel, and premium fills on local commutes and school runs.

Fuel types currently listed at the bowser include ULP 91 (179.0¢/L), Diesel (189.0¢/L). Victorian retailers file price updates through the official transparency scheme — always confirm the pump display before you pay.

Petroleum has 21 stations in our directory, so you can compare convenience, hours, and price spread before choosing this forecourt.

Nearby petrol stations — Victoria

Compare price, brand, and distance before you drive. All links stay within our Melbourne and Victoria directory.

• Unknown Station

  Independent

  Price pending1.1 km
• BP

  Bp

  from 183.0¢/L1.2 km
• Sinopec Frankston

  Sinopec

  from 176.0¢/L1.2 km
• BP EXPRESS FRANKSTON

  Bp

  from 183.0¢/L1.4 km
• SAFEWAY CALTEX SEAFORD

  Safeway

  from 196.0¢/L1.9 km
• BP

  Bp

  from 180.0¢/L2.0 km
• Shell

  Shell

  from 180.0¢/L2.0 km
• Shell

  Shell

  from 190.0¢/L2.0 km
• COLES EXPRESS FRANKSTON

  UntitledDDD

  from 180.0¢/L2.1 km
• Metro Petroleum

  Metro

  from 179.0¢/L2.2 km
• United

  United

  from 173.0¢/L2.2 km
• Unknown Station

  Independent

  from 174.0¢/L2.3 km

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Fuel price FAQ — Victoria

Driving in Petroleum

Driving in Petroleum means balancing school runs, commuter peaks, and weekend retail traffic across Victoria's metro and fringe networks. Fuel demand spikes where arterial roads meet shopping and industrial pockets.

Fuel demand in Petroleum follows Melbourne's wider retail cycle: prices can lift sharply before public holidays and ease when metro averages fall. Bookmark this station page and the Petroleum suburb board to time fills when spreads are widest.

Petroleum fuel market analysis

Petroleum currently lists unleaded 91 across 21 stations with an average of 184.5¢/L. The cheapest published ULP in the suburb is 160.0¢/L while the dearest is 200.0¢/L — a 40.0¢/L spread that rewards a two-minute comparison before you commit to Metro Petroleum.

Diesel listings in Petroleum average 196.6¢/L across 21 reporting sites, with a low of 186.0¢/L. Towing, ute, and delivery drivers should compare diesel separately because it does not always move in lockstep with unleaded during Melbourne cycle peaks.

Premium grades in Petroleum average about 173.0¢/L where stations publish 95 or 98 octane. Metro drivers running manufacturer-spec premium should check both premium columns on the suburb comparison table — the cheapest premium site is not always the cheapest unleaded site.

Against the Melbourne metro ULP reference (192.7¢/L), Metro Petroleum sits 13.7¢/L below the board average today. That context helps you judge whether this forecourt is early- or late-cycle without relying on interstate benchmarks — our data is Victoria-only.

Melbourne-wide unleaded has firmed about 1.2¢/L comparing the last seven snapshot days with the prior week. When the metro average shifts, Petroleum stations usually follow within a short window — watching both this station page and the Petroleum suburb board keeps you ahead of a sudden cycle rise.

Per-grade pricing at Metro Petroleum

Unleaded 91 at Metro Petroleum is listed at 179.0¢/L versus a Petroleum suburb average of 184.5¢/L (-5.5¢/L).

Diesel at Metro Petroleum is listed at 189.0¢/L versus a Petroleum suburb average of 196.6¢/L (-7.6¢/L).

Nearby competitor pricing around Metro Petroleum

Unknown Station (Independent) operates 1.1 km from Metro Petroleum. Open the station profile for live grades when prices are published.

BP (Bp) at 1.2 km lists from 183.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 192.0¢/L. That is 4.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

Sinopec Frankston (Sinopec) at 1.2 km lists from 176.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 186.0¢/L. That is 3.0¢/L cheaper than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

BP EXPRESS FRANKSTON (Bp) at 1.4 km lists from 183.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 192.0¢/L. That is 4.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

SAFEWAY CALTEX SEAFORD (Safeway) at 1.9 km lists from 196.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 196.0¢/L. That is 17.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

BP (Bp) at 2.0 km lists from 180.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 189.0¢/L. That is 1.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

Shell (Shell) at 2.0 km lists from 180.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 189.0¢/L. That is 1.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

Shell (Shell) at 2.0 km lists from 190.0¢/L with ULP 91 at 190.0¢/L. That is 11.0¢/L dearer than Metro Petroleum's lowest grade — see the comparison table for full grade-by-grade detail.

Practical fill-up guide — Metro Petroleum

Drivers filling unleaded at Metro Petroleum today see 179.0¢/L on the board; diesel is listed at 189.0¢/L. Victorian transparency rules require retailers to publish price changes, but pumps can differ from the last filed snapshot during active cycle moves — always verify the nozzle and receipt before leaving the forecourt.

Bookmark this page alongside the Petroleum suburb hub to compare Metro with independents and other majors on your usual corridor. Saving the station to your watchlist lets you return before the next Melbourne cycle peak without searching again.