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***HDi fun*** · 26-01-2008, 01:18 AM

Tesco petrol (and diesel) is questionable. I've used it occasionally but seems to turn a smooth and swift car into a rough one.

But then, I dislike Tesco anyway. Fresh meat from Tesco? No f.....' way, not for me or mine.

Poultry? Again, not keen - and I don't buy the stuff - haven't done so since 1998.

Why would I run my car on fuel from a company whose food I refuse to buy/eat/feed to my children?

It's time Tesco started to wind in its corporate neck and start giving US a choice of products beyond those which it can wield it's corporate might against British farmers and growers.

So there's no way I'm going to use Tesco's petrol. diesel or rocket fuel until tnat company starts to play fair.

26-01-2008, 01:18 AM	#20 (permalink)
*HDi fun* Moderator Torque Junkie Car: Peugeot 406 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SOUTH EAST Posts: 2,586	Re: Do you talk power or drive torque? Tesco petrol (and diesel) is questionable. I've used it occasionally but seems to turn a smooth and swift car into a rough one. But then, I dislike Tesco anyway. Fresh meat from Tesco? No f.....' way, not for me or mine. Poultry? Again, not keen - and I don't buy the stuff - haven't done so since 1998. Why would I run my car on fuel from a company whose food I refuse to buy/eat/feed to my children? It's time Tesco started to wind in its corporate neck and start giving US a choice of products beyond those which it can wield it's corporate might against British farmers and growers. So there's no way I'm going to use Tesco's petrol. diesel or rocket fuel until tnat company starts to play fair.