Compare real-time premium 95/98 prices at 40 petrol stations in Melbourne
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Catalogue snapshot: Saturday, 27 June 2026 at 6:00 am
This page lists 40 stations in Melbourne with Premium 95/98 prices where reported. The lowest listed Premium 95/98 here is about 155¢/L; the average of listed prices is about 179¢/L. Always confirm on the bowser and your vehicle label before filling.
Premium 95/98 prices in Melbourne, Victoria are listed on this page for drivers who want a suburb-level snapshot before they travel. We show 40 fuel stations in Melbourne where retailers report through the Victorian fuel price transparency scheme — compare the sorted list below, then confirm the live bowser price and the correct nozzle for your vehicle.
Melbourne sits in the Inner-Melbourne market where Melbourne's shared retail cycle still matters: mid-week discount phases and weekend resets are common. Drivers who compare premium 95/98 across Melbourne and neighbouring suburbs on the same day often pick up a few cents per litre without a long detour.
Stations cluster along West Gate Freeway and 11-17 Alexandra Parade in Melbourne, which suits on-route comparison: check two or three convenient bowsers along your usual corridor instead of paying the first price you pass after exiting the freeway or main road.
Before you fill in Melbourne, compare premium 95/98 with nearby Carlton, Fitzroy, East Melbourne and North Melbourne. A short cross-suburb check often beats brand loyalty when the retail cycle is mid-reset or when one pocket of Melbourne has already lifted prices ahead of neighbours.
Premium 95/98 in Melbourne can spread wider than ULP 91 between majors and independents — a multi-brand compare on this page often saves more than defaulting to the nearest Calder Highway servo. Use the octane rating on your vehicle label; paying for 98 in a car rated for 91 does not improve economy.
Figures here are compiled from public Victorian fuel price data for comparison only — not mechanical or financial advice. Open individual station pages for addresses, other grades, freshness timestamps, and directions when you are ready to fill in Melbourne.
Lowest listed cents per litre (Premium 95/98 row matches this page) where stations publish each grade in Melbourne.
| Fuel grade | Lowest listed | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Unleaded 91 | 145¢/L | Lowest listed in this suburb if published |
| Diesel | 170¢/L | Lowest listed in this suburb if published |
| E10 Ethanol | — | Lowest listed in this suburb if published |
| Premium 95/98 | 155¢/L | Focus of this page |
| E85 Flex Fuel | — | Lowest listed in this suburb if published |
| LPG | 98¢/L | Lowest listed in this suburb if published |
Vehicles that specify premium unleaded (95 or 98) and drivers comparing listed premium prices across brands.
Vehicles rated only for ULP 91 unless your handbook allows mid-grade; this page does not replace the manufacturer fuel label.
For Premium 95/98 in Melbourne, listed prices currently centre around 179¢/L, with 155¢/L as the lowest shown on this page. Pick a station, then verify the live bowser price when you arrive.
Figures are compiled from public fuel price data for Victoria. Methodology, caveats, and how listings refresh are explained on our methodology page. This is price information only, not financial or mechanical advice.
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On this snapshot, the lowest listed premium 95/98 in Melbourne is about 155¢/L where stations report this grade. Bowser prices can change — confirm when you arrive.
We show 40 stations in Melbourne. Not every site sells every grade; use each station page or on-site signage for nozzles and labels.
Use the fuel octane and type required by your vehicle. Premium 95/98 suits vehicles rated for that grade; premium is for engines that specify higher octane.
It is the mean of listed premium 95/98 prices across stations that published a price for this grade on this snapshot, about 179¢/L, with observations from 155¢/L to 213¢/L.
Retailers report prices through Victorian fuel price transparency requirements; we aggregate listings for comparison. Individual stations remain responsible for the price on the bowser.
Updates follow retailer reporting cycles via Service Victoria. Check timestamps on each station card — prices can change between filings.
Compare the cross-fuel table on this page for lowest listed ULP, diesel, premium, E10, and LPG in Melbourne. The cheapest grade for your vehicle depends on compatibility, not only cents per litre.
Yes. Use nearby suburb links on this page — a short detour to a neighbouring town can save cents per litre when Melbourne boards are in a high phase.
Brand availability varies by site. Scroll the station list to see which Melbourne servos publish premium 95/98 in the latest reporting window.
Use the sort control on this page to rank stations by price, then open the leading card for address, grades, and directions.
Premium 95/98 in Melbourne still moves with the broader Melbourne retail cycle — mid-week lows are common during discount phases.
No. Diesel and petrol are different fuels for different engine types. Diesel is often bought by drivers of diesel utes, SUVs, and vans; petrol grades power typical spark-ignition cars. Compare running costs with our diesel vs petrol calculator if you are choosing a vehicle, not a bowser for the wrong engine.
This page is scoped to Melbourne. For a map view, open the live fuel map and centre on Melbourne to see stations geographically.
Some grades are not filed every cycle. Check neighbouring suburbs, open individual station pages, or confirm at the bowser whether Premium 95/98 is sold on site.
No. This is public price information for comparison only. Confirm the live bowser price and your vehicle fuel requirements before filling.
Station cards link to detail pages with addresses and map directions. Pick a convenient low price, then verify at the pump.
Yes — this page focuses on premium 95/98. Use the octane rating on your vehicle label; higher octane does not automatically help engines not specified for it.
Use the metro comparison insights below this list to see how Melbourne tracks against the broader Melbourne median on the same snapshot.
Listed premium 95/98 in Melbourne ranges from about 155¢/L to 213¢/L on this snapshot — compare before you default to the closest servo.
See our fuel types hub and guides for compatibility, cycle timing, and grade explanations — then return here for live local prices.
📍 291-301 Nicholson Street
🏪 Metro
📍 390 NICHOLSON STREET
🏪 BP
📍 117 Elgin Street
🏪 BP
📍 274-280 Swan Street
🏪 BP
📍 257 St Georges Road
🏪 BP
📍 11-17 Alexandra Parade
🏪 Shell
📍 291-309 SMITHFIELD ROAD
🏪 Shell
📍 256 - 260 Kings Way
🏪 Ampol
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🏪 Shell
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🏪 Shell
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🏪 Shell
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🏪 Shell
📍 262-268 PUNT ROAD
🏪 Ampol
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🏪 Ampol
📍 322 City Road
🏪 BP
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🏪 Shell
📍 143-153 JOHNSTON STREET
🏪 BP
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🏪 7-Eleven
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🏪 7-Eleven
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🏪 Shell
📍 325 TOORAK ROAD
🏪 Shell
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🏪 Shell
📍 244 Nicholson Street
🏪 7-Eleven
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🏪 7-Eleven
📍 cnr Arden & Dryburgh Streets
🏪 Ampol
📍 94 CHURCH STREET
🏪 7-Eleven
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🏪 7-Eleven
📍 235 Flemington Road
🏪 Liberty
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🏪 BP
📍 318 Wellington Street
🏪 Metro
📍 163-173 BOUNDARY ROAD
🏪 7-Eleven
📍 244 NICHOLSON STREET
🏪 United
📍 1 WEST GATE FREEWAY
🏪 United
📍 2 WEST GATE FREEWAY
🏪 United
📍 151-169 Kings Way
🏪 United
📍 380-394 Nicholson Street
🏪 United
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🏪 Shell
📍 152-160 Dynon Road
🏪 United
📍 399-411 PUNT ROAD
🏪 Coles Express
📍 23-29 VICTORIA STREET
🏪 Independent
Compare live fuel prices in suburbs next to Melbourne. Distances are based on station locations in our directory.
Melbourne unleaded often moves in a weekly retail cycle. Compare suburb boards mid-week when your tank allows — always confirm the live bowser price.
Based on 38 stations with listed premium 95/98 in Melbourne. Figures reflect reported board prices — confirm at the bowser before you fill.
Cheapest listed premium 95/98 in Melbourne today: Metro Petroleum Carlton (Metro) at 155.0¢/L — 24.0¢/L under the local average on this snapshot.
Compare every grade on the Melbourne station directory or open the live fuel map.
Use the cheap petrol near you to find cheap petrol near you and compare stations within 5km or 10km of your location.
Drivers in Melbourne often compare prices with nearby Carlton, Fitzroy and East Melbourne before choosing where to fill up.