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Activate 6c/L off Petrol & Diesel at Participating BP Service Stations (In-Store Only) in Carsales App @ BP Rewards

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Activate 6c/L off Petrol & Diesel at Participating BP Service Stations (In-Store Only) in Carsales App @ BP Rewards
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fvn on 28/11/2024 - 09:27 bp.com (4302 clicks)
Last edited 02/12/2024 - 09:28 by 2 other users

Noticed a fuel discount (6c/L off fuel at BP) on offer via the Carsales app. Click 'Account', and the offer should be under 'My benefits'.

You need to provide Carsales details of your car (make, model, manufacture year, and odometer), to unlock the fuel discount.

It then prompts you to link your BP Rewards account.

It seems like the fuel discount is only redeemable at BP sites that accept BP Rewards.

The discount is not stackable with other fuel discount offers.

More information here.

What is the carsales fuel offer?
A 6 cent per litre fuel discount* is offered exclusively to carsales members when filling up at participating bp sites.

To activate your fuel offer, follow the steps:
1. Open the carsales app – Sign up or log in, tap ‘Account’ and go to ‘My benefits’ then enter your car’s details (only required if your car hasn’t already been added to your carsales account)
2. Activate your barcode – Follow the prompts to complete the BP Rewards Unlocked registration form
3. Enjoy fuel savings – Present your BP Rewards Unlocked barcode at participating bp sites to save 6c per litre every time you fill up*

How do I redeem my fuel offer?
To redeem your fuel offer, visit a participating BP Rewards Unlocked site and;
1. Fill up your vehicle with fuel
2. Enter the bp site, scan the BP Rewards Unlocked barcode via the carsales app on your smartphone or tablet before making payment
3. Accept the discount on the pinpad before paying with cash or card

How do I find a participating bp site to redeem my fuel offer?
The carsales fuel offer is available at all BP Rewards Unlocked fuel offer sites, use the store locator to find your closest participating bp site.

What fuel types is the fuel offer available on?
The fuel offer is available across all key fuel types including e10, 91, 95, 98, Ultimate 98, Diesel and Ultimate Diesel.

Can this fuel offer be stacked with other fuel discounts or offers?
This fuel offer cannot be stacked with any other fuel offers. If you present any other bp fuel discount offer for redemption from any other party, only the highest cents per litre fuel discount will be redeemable.

What are the Terms & Conditions of the fuel offer?
This offer only applies to the first 120 litres of fuel purchased by you each day and a maximum of 3 fuel transactions per week.

No fuel discounts will apply if you purchase more than 120 litres of fuel in the one transaction. For example, if 125 litres of fuel is purchased in one transaction, the fuel offer will only apply to 120 litres of fuel. You can view the full BP Rewards Unlocked Terms & Conditions for carsales members here.

Full Terms and Conditions here.

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Comments

  • Irishness on 28/11/2024 - 09:50
    +2

    nice

  • Lord Ra on 28/11/2024 - 12:59

    Some folk say that BP diesel gives more mileage than other brands.
    They're also consistently higher priced; so I haven't been able to test this theory out.
    Anyone have any thoughts on this?

    • Franky23 on 28/11/2024 - 14:03

      I long didn't believe in this. I went from BP to 7/11 fuel lock to save money. I thought I noticed a drop in fuel economy in both cars then my wife commented the same. I reverted back to BP, and the fuel economy in both my diesel and Premium 98 car has returned to normal.

    • jonohaha on 28/11/2024 - 15:42

      That's not true at all. It actually depends on the location of the servo as Australia has very limited number of fuel suppliers, the same fuel could be supplied to servos in different brands. For example, Ampol supplies fuels to 80% of servos in SEQ. The only 3 brands that don't sell Ampol fuel in SEQ are iOR, Caltex (Chevron) and Shell. So basically in SEQ, 711, BP, Ampol, United etc all sell the same fuel. I assume it's similar in other states.

      • Igaf on 28/11/2024 - 21:24

        Essentially, but……. The difference is in the additives, esp for 95, 98 and premium diesel.

        Whether it's deserved or not, BP premium diesel has a reputation as the best around. Some people swear their vehicles run better and get better consumption with BP, although I've never been able to find any definitive/credible evidence. Would really require a long dyno test on mutliple vehicles with various timing settings.

        • jonohaha on 28/11/2024 - 21:38

          Even additives across different brands could be the same. for example, BP and Ampol in south east qld literally get their fuel from the same pump same tank at the same fuel terminal.

  • pascoe888 on 28/11/2024 - 14:18

    thx! can’t be stacked with fuel offers but can you scan this get 6c off then scan Qantas FF?

    • fvn on 28/11/2024 - 14:27
      +1

      The fuel discount barcode that you scan at the servo is linked to a BP Rewards account, which can be connected to a Qantas FF, so I think you will receive Qantas FF points upon redeeming this offer.

      • Spizz on 01/12/2024 - 07:39

        Can confirm you do receive Qantas points.

        • fvn on 01/12/2024 - 11:50

          Yep I've filled up 3 times using this fuel offer and each time my QFF account has been credited points

  • dynaflow on 28/11/2024 - 14:55
    +1

    "consistently higher prices" about sums it up.

  • Spending2Much on 28/11/2024 - 19:32

    Logged into CarSales app
    Car was already on there and updated odometer
    The only 'benefits' I have there are 15% discount on Budget Direct car insurance and Buy3/get 1free in Yokohama tyres

    Was really hoping for the BP discount.

    • MangoJ on 30/11/2024 - 20:53

      Scan your BP rewards card barcode within the Carsales app.

  • joedg on 29/11/2024 - 21:06

    does it work when using BPme?

  • MangoJ on 30/11/2024 - 20:58
    +1

    Actually, the Carsales fuel offer is also shown as activated in my BP reward app.

  • gratefuluser on 04/12/2024 - 23:33

    Haven't used it in store yet but looks like it's all set up in app, thank you

  • Lord Ra on 12/12/2024 - 23:34

    Op, thanks for this.
    I've always wanted to try bp but stayed away because of their high prices.
    This seemed to be just 4c dearer than the cheapest station in a 5 click radius. So showed up today, with an empty tank. The beeper has been beeping at me since yesterday, 0km range, the needle below red. But it was still going.

    Drove to the normal diesel only to find that they were the huge one for trucks - it didn't fit my car. So I was forced to fill Premium Diesel for 2c more, against my wishes. Instead of paying $1.68 I was now paying $1.80- $0.6 =$74 per litre, which was a bit rich for my liking. But I was there, I was super low, I didn't want to risk it.

    So paid up. I track all my mileage using Fuelly.

    I'll finally put this whole thing to rest when I run the full tank back down to 0. Watch this space everyone.
    I'm super keen to find out how the numbers go in a couple of weeks with purely city driving.

    • Lord Ra on 12/12/2024 - 23:37

      Dm me if anyone wants to see current stats of my car via fuelly. I've tracked over 21,000kms of driving with it. Never filled bp, ever. Between metro and 7-11, no difference whatsoever.

      I'm eager to see if bp premium diesel stands up to the hype.

    • Lord Ra on 12/12/2024 - 23:40

      These are my deets from my fuel up today at bp.
      Fuel-up Added - 13.5 km/L
      Details
      MPG: 31.7 / UK MPG: 38.0
      L/100km: 7.4
      km/L: 13.5
      Kilometers: 725.0
      Litres: 53.87
      Price: $1.74/Litre
      Total: $93.73

      When I fill up again, I'll do the same, I'm tracking the odo, I'll keep you posted. Give everyone some rock hard numbers they can chew on. Instead of just mindless speculation based on 'feelings'. I'm a numbers guy so this will give me closure, hopefully.

      • Lord Ra on 16/01/2025 - 11:30

        This is my tank of BP Premium

        "Fuel-up Added
        14.0 km/L
        Details
        MPG: 32.9 / UK MPG: 39.5
        L/100km: 7.2
        km/L: 14.0
        Kilometers: 746.0
        Litres: 53.36
        Price: $1.70/Litre
        Total: $90.66"

        No difference by the looks of it. People making claims that it is better is truly false.

    • geekcohen on 16/01/2025 - 11:50

      I don't think the difference is necessarily millage but more performance and engine cleanliness (internally).

      I used to only be Shell until I had BP Fuel and found that I had better performance and slightly better mileage. This was in my old V6 Commodore.

      I only use BP Ultimate Diesel in my Ranger and Wife's Tucson. I have done it since new.

      Others (like mechanics) have also provided feedback suggesting using a premium fuel every x number of tanks to flush/clean out the system, whether it be Diesel or Petrol.

      • Lord Ra on 17/01/2025 - 10:59

        Other people from across the internet (I haven't seen a solid source because I didn't click through) have claimed that the only additive in BP's premium, is an anti-foaming agent. 🤷‍♀️

        My issue is how does one measure 'better performance'? It's purely subjective, unless taken to a dyno. It could be a placebo too. Unlike an FPS counter on a game, or a benchmark software for a pc, better performance based on a drivers perception is not really quantifiable, imHo. I need numbers. 🙈😁🤙

        I have to drive like a granny anyways, cos the family gets the shits if I even partially floor it, so very disappointing.

  • kyle on 13/12/2024 - 18:42

    Filled up earlier and the 6c wasn't taken off the total. Later when I checked the points balance, it added the 6c x litres to the balance (per the terms and conditions). Guess I'm winning from a salary sacrifice pov.

    • MangoJ on 13/12/2024 - 19:40

      Did you follow step 3? “Accept the discount on the pinpad before paying with cash or card”.

      It works for me in three different BPs.

      • kyle on 13/12/2024 - 19:53

        Ok, apparently there's a different step 3 as opposed to the "Present your BP Rewards barcode through the carsales app at any participating bp site to save 6c per litre on fuel*." But does that mean if I don't accept, I automatically get the points?

      • kyle on 13/12/2024 - 20:03

        Ok I think I know what's happening after going into the BP website. I was misled by what's printed on the receipt re points balance and points earned.

      • Spending2Much on 14/12/2024 - 12:14

        Thanks
        Thought it was automatically applied

  • johnyiu on 16/01/2025 - 23:06

    Just out of curious, do you still accumulate Qantas Point or bonus Qantas Point if you use the Carsales Barcode?

    • geekcohen on 17/01/2025 - 05:58
      +3

      Through BP Rewards if you have selected Qantas points? Yes, it should. I have my BP Rewards as BP Points and still collect points.

      I have had situations where I have used the Discount, BP Points and then got another 6/8c off by buying 2 x bottles of water. Saved like $10 that day and got pretty much two free bottles of water as well.

  • Edge12 on 27/01/2025 - 11:38

    Can anyone confirm if they have collected both 6c discount and qantas points at BP station ?
    I have this offer of 3x qantas points which runs till tomorrow and wondering what I should be doing to make sure I get to enjoy both discount and 3x Qantas points.
    Last time I had a similar offer in early December, I could only get either 6c discount or qantas points in two separate occasions. In first occasion I scanned my Qantas card through Qantas app and it wouldnt let me get 6c discount. The following day I scanned the Car sales barcode which went through ok but wasn't able to successfully scan Qantas card. The man at the counter said you could only scan one card (or only get one offer) or something like that.
    However now I can see both these offers at the same time in BPme app which probably means if I scan the BP rewards barcode, both the offers would be used at one go. Am I understanding it correctly ?

  • ermintrude on 27/01/2025 - 16:14

    My local BP have now declined the 6c voucher as BP would not reimburse them apparently, shame.

    • geekcohen on 27/01/2025 - 16:19

      There are some BPs I have noticed do not allow it. I now skip that BP all together.

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