134 Perth Servos Sell Unleaded Under 200 as Reddy Express Cuts 30 Cents in a Week

134 Perth Servos Sell Unleaded Under 200 as Reddy Express Cuts 30 Cents in a Week

Unleaded prices lodged with WA's official FuelWatch scheme for Tuesday 10th Nov 2026 put 134 of 460 Perth servos under 200 cents a litre. On Monday there were four. The figures were checked at 8:05am AEDT (5:05am Perth time), and the new prices apply from 6am Perth time.

The lowest median since early September

Perth's median unleaded price is 203.9 today, down from 213.9 on Monday and 219.5 last Tuesday. That's the lowest daily median since Tuesday 8th September, when it was 199.9.

Of the 459 servos with a price on both days, 437 cut overnight, 22 held and none rose. For 212 of them the cut was 10 cents or more.

The Tuesday median has now fallen four weeks in a row:

* 13th Oct: 235.9

* 20th Oct: 225.7

* 27th Oct: 219.9

* 3rd Nov: 219.5

* 10th Nov: 203.9

Reddy Express now sits under BP

Perth runs a weekly cycle in which most brands bottom out on Tuesday, jump on Wednesday and ease back over the following days. Reddy Express has tended to run flatter. On every Tuesday from 1st September to 3rd November, its Perth median sat above BP's, by between 4 and 10 cents.

Today it's the other way round. All 55 Reddy Express sites cut between 12 and 22 cents overnight, and 40 of them are now on 199.9, with nine more on 197.9. The brand median of 199.9 is six cents under BP's 205.9. Last Tuesday the Reddy Express median was 229.9, so it has come down 30 cents in a week.

Caltex has landed on the same number, with 41 of its 59 Perth sites on 199.9. Ampol has 58 of 62 sites on 203.9, and EG Ampol has 21 of 22 on 201.9.

7 Eleven took a smaller step

7 Eleven's 49 Perth sites came down between 2 and 8 cents, most of them by 5, and none is under 200. Its median of 212.9 is the highest of Perth's six largest brands today.

Where the two brands sit close together, some gaps have turned around. On Albany Highway in Bentley, Reddy Express Bentley sold unleaded at 229.9 last Tuesday, 12 cents above 7 Eleven Bentley at 217.9, 126 metres away. Today Reddy Express is on 199.9 and 7 Eleven is on 212.9, a 13 cent gap the other way.

In Middle Swan, the two brands are 99 metres apart on the Great Northern Highway. Reddy Express Middle Swan went from 231.9 last Tuesday to 201.9 today, while 7 Eleven Middle Swan went from 219.9 to 212.9.

Why prices are falling

Wholesale costs account for much of the move. According to the Australian Institute of Petroleum, Perth's terminal gate price for unleaded, the benchmark wholesale price, fell from 222.5 cents on Monday 2nd November to 202.1 on Monday 9th November, a drop of 20.4 cents in a week.

Perth's Tuesday low has tracked that benchmark closely in recent weeks. On each of the previous three Tuesdays, the Perth median was within 2 cents of that day's terminal gate price: 225.7 against 225.5 on 20th October, 219.9 against 218.6 on 27th October and 219.5 against 221.1 on 3rd November. Today's 203.9 is 1.8 cents above Monday's figure.

The lowest prices today

Among servos FuelWatch lists as open today, the lowest unleaded prices are:

* Petro Fuels Westminster: 194.8

* Ampol Foodary South Lake: 194.9

* Burk Oakford and Burk Mount Lawley: 195.3

* EG Ampol Port Kennedy, EG Ampol Falcon and Petro Fuels Bassendean: 195.9

Vibe Piara Waters and Atlas Fuel Forrestdale, which on Saturday were the only two Perth servos under 200, have stayed under the line every day since. They're on 198.7 and 197.5 today, and now have plenty of company.

What to watch on Wednesday

Last week the Perth median rose 16.4 cents from Tuesday to Wednesday, from 219.5 to 235.9. FuelWatch publishes Wednesday's prices at 2:30pm Perth time today, so motorists can see whether a similar lift is locked in before deciding when to fill. Our guide to the best time to fill up explains the weekly pattern, and the price trends page tracks how unleaded petrol prices move across Western Australia.

Filling at 199.9 instead of 212.9 saves 13 cents a litre, or $6.50 on a 50 litre tank.

For Perth motorists today, the brand you pull into matters as much as the suburb. Most Reddy Express and Caltex sites are on 199.9, while no 7 Eleven is under 200.

*Prices are from WA's FuelWatch scheme. Wholesale prices are from the Australian Institute of Petroleum. Medians are calculated by Petrolmate.*