Three Hume Highway Servos Sell Sydney's Cheapest Unleaded at 207.5 While Emu Plains Still Charges 239.9

Right, so a week ago 39 Sydney servos cut unleaded to exactly 229.9, and since then most of the city has followed. At 8am today, Monday 9th Nov 2026, 503 of the 719 Sydney servos we track were on 229.9 or less, up from 189 at noon last Monday. The city's median price for unleaded petrol is down 11 cents in a week, from 237.9 to 226.9.

Here's the thing, right. The cut hasn't landed evenly across Western Sydney, so where you fill up matters more this week than it did a fortnight ago.

These are the official NSW FuelCheck prices, read at 8am AEDT today.

The cheapest strip in Sydney

Four servos share Sydney's lowest unleaded price this morning, 207.5, and three of them are on the Hume Highway:

* 24xpress Lansvale, 65 Hume Highway: 207.5

* Liberty Lansvale West, 240 Hume Highway: 207.5

* Metro Lansdowne, 987 Hume Highway: 207.5

* Speedway Fairfield, The Horsley Drive: 207.5

Ampol Foodary Lansvale, 351 metres from the 24xpress, is on 210.5, which makes it the only major brand site in Sydney under 211 this morning.

They got there in steps. Liberty Lansvale West went from 216.5 at 6am Friday to 211.5, then 209.5 on Saturday and 207.5 by noon Sunday. Metro Lansdowne went 216.9, 212.9, 209.9, then 207.5 by 10am Sunday.

If you run E10 it's cheaper again. 24xpress Lansvale and Liberty Lansvale West both have it on 203.5, the lowest E10 price in Sydney this morning.

Not everyone on the strip has come down that far, mind you. 7 Eleven Lansvale South, 1.3 km up the highway from Liberty, has sat on 219.9 since noon last Monday. That's 12.4 cents a litre more on the same stretch of road.

Blacktown cut 20 cents in a week

Up in Blacktown, the big brands moved early. EG Ampol Kings Park and 7 Eleven Kings Park on Vardys Road, 286 metres apart, both cut 12 cents in one go on Wednesday, from 241.9 to 229.9. EG Ampol Blacktown on Third Avenue took two steps to get there by Thursday morning.

They've kept cutting since. Both EG Ampol sites are on 221.9 this morning, 20 cents under where they were last Monday, and 7 Eleven Kings Park is on 223.9.

On Sunnyholt Road, Speedway Sunnyholt and Metro Sunnyholt Road sit 108 metres apart and both moved to 219.5 by 6am today. Ten of the 16 servos in the Blacktown postcode are now on 223.9 or less.

Penrith and Emu Plains are lagging

Head about 20 km west along the M4, though, and the cuts have been a lot slower. Ampol Foodary Penrith on Lugard Street was still on 251.9 at noon on Thursday, a full day after the Kings Park pair had dropped to 229.9. Since then it's come down a few cents at a time, through 246.9, 244.9, 243.9, 239.9 and 237.9 to 236.9 this morning.

Out in Emu Plains, EG Ampol Emu Plains and 7 Eleven Emu Plains on the Great Western Highway both went back up 2 cents by 6am Sunday, from 239.9 to 241.9, then returned to 239.9 by 6am today.

Fair dinkum, that leaves the same brands miles apart:

* EG Ampol Emu Plains against EG Ampol Blacktown: 7 cents apart on 27th Oct, 18 cents today (239.9 against 221.9)

* 7 Eleven Emu Plains against 7 Eleven Kings Park: 7 cents apart on 27th Oct, 16 cents today (239.9 against 223.9)

If you're in Penrith, Mulgoa Road in Jamisontown is the go. 7 Eleven Jamisontown and OTR Jamisontown are both on 227.9, and BP Jamisontown is on 228.9. That 7 Eleven is 2.2 km from the one in Emu Plains and 12 cents a litre cheaper.

Worth the drive?

From the Hume Highway at 207.5 to Emu Plains at 239.9 is 32.4 cents a litre across a bit over 30 km of Western Sydney. On a 50 litre tank that's $16.20, a couple of coffees and a pie with change.

Don't cross town for it. If you're out that way anyway, though, you'd be mad not to. Run your own numbers through our savings calculator, and check live prices before you head off, because NSW servos can change price at any time.

You can follow it week to week on our price trends page and see whether Penrith catches up to Blacktown, or Blacktown lifts first.

Look, end of the day, the cheap fuel's out there this week, just not everywhere. A few minutes' detour can put $9 back in your pocket on a 50 litre tank. Can't argue with that.

*Prices are from the NSW FuelCheck scheme. Petrolmate calculates the medians and counts.*