Birmingham Fuel Prices by Ward

Fuel Prices Across Birmingham

Birmingham is the UK's second largest city with over 460,000 registered vehicles, making it one of the biggest fuel markets outside London. Prices can vary by more than 10p per litre between wards, so knowing where to fill up can save you significant money over the course of a year.

Outer wards such as those in Sutton Coldfield, Northfield, and Rubery & Rednal often have lower fuel prices than central areas like Ladywood and the Jewellery Quarter. Supermarket forecourts at Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons consistently offer the most competitive prices across the city.

How Are These Prices Collected?

All fuel prices on PetrolPrices.co.uk come from the UK Government's mandatory fuel price reporting scheme. Retailers with 100 or more fuel stations are required to report their prices daily, giving you accurate, up-to-date data for every Birmingham ward.

Tips to Save on Fuel in Birmingham

Birmingham's road network means you're never far from a cheaper station. The A38 and A34 corridors have several competitive forecourts, and filling up just outside the city centre typically saves 3–7p per litre. If you commute along the M6 or A45, checking ward-level prices before your journey can help you plan the cheapest stop. Bookmark your ward's page to compare prices before every fill-up.