Leeds Fuel Prices by Ward

Fuel Prices Across Leeds

Leeds is one of the UK's largest cities with around 380,000 registered vehicles spread across 33 wards. As a major commuter hub in West Yorkshire, fuel costs add up quickly — and prices can vary by 8–12p per litre between different parts of the city. Knowing where to fill up in your ward can save you hundreds of pounds a year.

Outer wards such as Garforth & Swillington, Morley, and Wetherby tend to have lower fuel prices than inner-city areas like Little London & Woodhouse and Hunslet & Riverside. Supermarket forecourts — particularly Asda (which is headquartered in Leeds), 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 Leeds ward.

Tips to Save on Fuel in Leeds

The M621 ring road and A61/A58 corridors connect many of Leeds' competitive forecourts. If you commute via the M1 or M62, checking prices along your route can reveal savings of 5–8p per litre compared to filling up in the city centre. Stations near Pudsey, Rothwell, and the outer ring road are often among the cheapest. Bookmark your ward's page to check prices before every journey.