I can't belive that filling up with petrol is such a headache for motorists..
On one hand you have the 'premium' fuels, from such company's as Shell and B.P. Obviously they are slightly more expensive but better for your car, and save you money in the long run.. But I have heard way toooo many accounts of people having their credit/debit cards cloned in exactly these types of petrol stations.. Without going into too much detail and being too un-pc, I think most of us know the cause of this supposed problem.
Now on the other hand, the people who are worried about card fraud are heading to the supermarkets to fill up, cheaper, safer, but a lower grade of petrol.. Now we're told that it could actually be very harmful for our cars!
If anyone can solve this dilemma, please help!
Would you rather have to replace a Lambda probe, or run the risk of having your card cloned?
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