THE CHEAPEST places to get fuel across Wrexham and Flintshire have been revealed.
With many of us relying on our vehicles to head to work and out over the weekend, you're guaranteed to have to stop at a garage some time soon to fill up.
The cost of living crisis remains, and so we want to ensure drivers are reliably informed on the most cost-effective places to refuel.
According to PetrolPrices.com, the best place to get unleaded petrol in Wrexham currently is Smithy View Service Station at 137.7p per litre.
ASDA and Morrisons in Wrexham are both priced at 138.7p per litre, with Tesco Extra and Sainsbury's currently costing 138.9p/litre.
Next up is Nisa, the Taurus Service Station Brooklands, at 139.9p per litre, followed by Asda Express in Coedpoeth at 141.7p/litre and Texaco Kingsmill Road at 141.9p.
The most expensive is BP Mold Road, Gwersyllt, with a price of 146.9p/litre.
For diesel in Wrexham, the best place to stop is also Smithy View Station at 143.7p/litre.
This is followed by ASDA and Morrisons at 144.7p, Tesco and Sainsburys at 144.9p and Nisa Wrexham Taurus Service Station at 145.9p/litre.
In Flintshire, ASDA Queensferry is your best stop at 142.7p/litre for unleaded.
Next up is the Esso on Chester Road priced at 142.9p, Applegreen King Street at 144.8p and Tesco in Mold at 144.9p per litre.
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If you're in Buckley, Texaco is also currently priced at 144.9p/litre. The Shell in Holywell is 146.7p/litre and Jet Northop at 146.8p.
If it's diesel you're looking for, the service station at Rhydymwyn is your best bet priced at 144.5p per litre.
This is followed by ASDA Queensferry at 147.7p, Esso Chester Road 147.9p, Texaco Buckley 148.9p and Applegreen King Street at 149.8p.
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