Geraldton Servos Cut Unleaded 23 Cents in Ten Days, With Metro and Atlas at 205.9 and Glenfield at 229.9
On Tuesday 3rd Nov, the median unleaded price in Geraldton was 239.9 cents a litre. By Friday 13th Nov 2026 it was 216.9, a 23.0 cent fall in ten days for one of the larger regional centres in Western Australia. The cuts have not been shared evenly, though. Across the 20 servos within about 12 km of the town centre, Friday's prices ran from 205.9 to 237.5, a spread of 31.6 cents.
Four weeks at 239.9, then daily cuts
Official FuelWatch prices for each servo since late September show six of the town's major brand sites sitting within 0.1 cents of 239.9 from mid October until the first week of November: EG Ampol Geraldton, 7 Eleven Geraldton Central, Reddy Express Wonthella, Reddy Express Tarcoola, BP Wonthella and Caltex Tarcoola Beach. BP Wonthella held that price from 7th Oct to 3rd Nov, close to four weeks without a change.
The first cuts came on 4th Nov and were modest: BP Wonthella went to 233.9 and the two Reddy Express sites to 237.9. The larger steps came this week:
- Reddy Express Tarcoola listed 235.9 on Monday, 225.9 on Tuesday, 217.9 on Wednesday and 208.9 on Friday.
- BP Flores Road in Wonthella went from 232.9 to 212.9 on Thursday, a 20 cent cut in one step.
- EG Ampol Geraldton listed 225.9 on Wednesday, 217.9 on Thursday and 213.9 on Friday.
- 7 Eleven Geraldton Central listed 225.9 on Wednesday and 217.9 from Thursday.
Eight of the 20 servos lowered their unleaded price again on Friday.
Who is cheapest now
The lowest price in town on Friday was 205.9, at two sites: Metro Geraldton in Mahomets Flats and Atlas Fuel Geraldton in Wonthella. Three more were on 208.9: Petro Fuels in Bluff Point, the Astron Rangeway Truck Stop in Rangeway and Reddy Express Tarcoola.
Petro Fuels Bluff Point was already at 224.9 on 28th Oct, when the six majors were still on 239.9, a gap of 15 cents. On Friday the same servo was 5 cents below EG Ampol at 213.9 and 9 cents below 7 Eleven Geraldton Central at 217.9, so the majors have closed most of the distance in nine days.
The servos that have barely moved
Seven of the 20 servos were still at 229.8 or higher on Friday:
- The three Refuel Australia sites in town (Willcock Drive, Flores Road and Sunseat Beach) were on 229.8, and the airport site on 230.8. Each cut 3 cents on 5th Nov and 10 cents on Tuesday, and has not moved since.
- Caltex Glenfield, north of town, was on 229.9. It listed 239.9 from at least 30th Sep until a 10 cent cut on Wednesday.
- Maisey Fuels Flores Road was on 232.9 and Maisey Fuels Rudds Gully on 237.5, both unchanged since 6th Nov.
The same brand can sit on both sides of this split. BP Flores Road was the most expensive servo in the area on 8th Oct at 254.9. On Friday, at 212.9, it was 16.9 cents below the Refuel Australia site on the same road.
How Geraldton compares with Perth
Across a sample of the 187 servos closest to the Perth CBD, Friday's median was 203.9, and 41 of them were under 200. Geraldton's median of 216.9 is 13.0 cents above that, although its two cheapest servos, at 205.9, are within 2 cents of the Perth median.
What this means at the bowser
On a 50 litre fill, the gap between 205.9 and 229.8 is $11.95, and against 237.5 it is $15.80. The savings calculator turns the gap into dollars for your own tank.
Prices in WA are fixed for 24 hours and change at 6am Perth time. The figures here are Friday's and several of these servos have been cutting daily, so check the live unleaded petrol prices before leaving home. The price trends page shows whether a servo is still stepping down or has stopped, and the interactive fuel map shows every Geraldton price side by side.
The numbers are clear: in a town where six major sites shared one price for a month, the choice of servo is now worth more than $10 a tank.