Find the cheapest EG Ampol fuel today - Live prices at 458 stations

Based on Petrolmate's live price feeds, the lowest-priced EG Ampol station in Australia is EG Ampol Tingalpa in Tingalpa, QLD, selling unleaded fuel at 193.9c per litre — that is 18.9 cents per litre below the EG Ampol network average of 212.8c/L. The next cheapest EG Ampol sites are EG Ampol Cannon Hill (Cannon Hill) at 193.9c, followed by EG Ampol Green Hills (East Maitland) at 195.9c.

Across the EG Ampol network, metro stations are currently 2.1 cents per litre cheaper on average than regional locations for unleaded fuel. Metropolitan sites benefit from denser fuel competition, which typically drives pump prices lower during cycle troughs.

At 212.8c/L on average, EG Ampol currently sits 8.6 cents below the national market average of 221.4c/L, making EG Ampol one of the better-value major-brand options when it is convenient.

EG Ampol's densest station concentrations in Australia are in Langwarrin (VIC) with 8 stations averaging 211.9c/L, Mill Park (VIC) with 6 stations averaging 209.9c/L, Torquay (VIC) with 6 stations averaging 208.4c/L, Mornington (VIC) with 6 stations averaging 212.9c/L, and Rosebud (VIC) with 6 stations averaging 211.9c/L. These suburbs represent EG Ampol's strongest local footprint and are often where the brand is most price-competitive due to internal network competition. Drivers who regularly travel through these areas typically find it easy to compare multiple EG Ampol sites on the same trip, which helps identify the cheapest local option before filling up.

History and Network

EG Ampol is a co-branding arrangement that emerged in 2019, when EG Group, a UK-founded global convenience retailer, acquired the Australian retail fuel and convenience operations from Woolworths. The sites had previously operated as Woolworths Caltex, a long-standing partnership that gave supermarket shoppers a fuel discount docket. After EG Group took over, and after Caltex Australia rebranded to Ampol in 2020, the sites adopted EG Ampol co-branding. The network includes more than 500 stations across Australia, most in metropolitan and suburban locations originally selected for Woolworths supermarket catchments.

Pricing Strategy

EG Ampol stations typically price more competitively than company-operated Ampol locations, reflecting EG Group's focus on high-volume convenience retail with thinner fuel margins. During fuel price cycle troughs in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth, EG Ampol sites are frequently among the cheaper major-brand options, often sitting a few cents below equivalent BP and Shell pump prices in the same suburb. The Ampol fuel supply means EG Ampol customers retain full access to the 4 cent per litre Woolworths Everyday Rewards discount, which can make these sites the cheapest major-brand fuel in many metro locations after the discount is applied.

Loyalty and Rewards

Despite EG Group's operational independence, EG Ampol sites participate fully in the Ampol loyalty ecosystem. The 4 cents per litre Woolworths Everyday Rewards discount (earned from a $50 qualifying Woolworths supermarket shop) applies at every EG Ampol site. AmpolCard and StarCard fleet accounts are also accepted. EG Group does not overlay an additional proprietary loyalty program, so the customer-facing rewards experience is identical to an Ampol-operated site.

Fuel Quality and Products

EG Ampol stations sell fuel supplied through Ampol, which means the same base specifications, premium additive packages, and Amplify Premium 98 branded product are available as at company-operated Ampol locations. Fuel quality is identical; the only difference between EG Ampol and Ampol is the site operator. All fuel sold meets Australian Fuel Quality Standards.