Brisbane’s cheapest fuel as prices skyrocket to record highs

As South East Queensland motorists face paying up to 207c a litre, this is where you can still get fuel for under 145c.

The petrol hike continues in southeast Queensland with prices at the bowser skyrocketing to more than 200c a litre at some locations.

According to data from PetrolSpy as of 11am on October 16, prices have been on the rise since they dropped to a low of just under 150c per litre on October 6.

Prices are now varying around Brisbane ranging from the cheapest at 141.9c in Eight Mile Plains to the most expensive at 200c on Macleay Island.

Prices have jumped even higher once looking outside the Unleaded 91 range with both Unleaded 95 and Unleaded 98 sitting at 206.9 on Russell Island.

Some suburbs are even seeing extreme differences in prices just metres down the road from each other.

The cheapest price in Brisbane at Eight Mile Plains, 141.9c, just so happens to be sandwiched in between two of the more expensive petrol stations just metres down the road with BP Express Eight Mile Plains offering 183.9 and Coles Express Sunnybank sitting at 183.9c.

The difference in prices just streets apart from each other in Brisbane's south. Picture: PetrolSpy.

Meanwhile, prices in Sunshine Coast are varying between lows of 144.4c in Meridian Plains and tops of 183.9 in Noosaville.

Similarly in Gold Coast, the cheapest fuel is 139.7 in Pimpama and the most expensive is in Runaway Bay for 183.9.

Where to get petrol under 145c/l

Liberty Eight Mile Plains 141.9c

Costco Ipswich Fuel Station 142.7

JIO Underwood 142.9c

Liberty Sunnybank Hills 143.9c

7-Eleven Wishart 144.7c

Metro Kuraby 143.9c

United Sunnybank Hills 143.9

Puma Wishart 144.7c

EG Woolworths Caltex Enoggera 144.9c

Puma Enoggera 144.9c

Woolworth Caltex Macgregor 144.9c

7-Eleven Eight Mile Plains 144.9c

BP OPT Wishart 144.9c

Metro Petroleum Greenbank 144.9c

Metro Hillcrest 144.9c

7-Eleven Bald Hills 144.9c

Metro West Ipswich 144.9c

7-Eleven Bracken Ridge North 144.9