Glasgow Fuel Prices by Ward

Fuel Prices Across Glasgow

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city with around 300,000 registered vehicles spread across 23 wards. As the commercial heart of central Scotland, fuel prices here affect commuters from across the Clyde Valley. Prices can vary by 8–12p per litre between different parts of the city, so choosing the right station in your ward can add up to real savings over the year.

Outer wards such as Baillieston, Drumchapel, and Cardonald tend to have lower fuel prices than city centre areas like Anderston and Hillhead. Supermarket forecourts — particularly Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons — consistently offer the most competitive prices across all wards.

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 Glasgow ward.

Tips to Save on Fuel in Glasgow

Glasgow's motorway network makes it straightforward to reach cheaper forecourts. The M8, M73, and M74 corridors all have competitive stations, and filling up on the outskirts rather than the city centre typically saves 4–8p per litre. If you commute from the south side or east end, stations along the M77 and A8 are often among the cheapest. Bookmark your ward's page to compare prices before every journey.