Tesco Momentum Fuel (Super Unleaded) test

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Tesco Momentum Fuel (Super Unleaded) test

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Hello,
This popped up on my YouTube. As somebody that has always stuck my nose up at Tesco fuel (I think they had quality issues years ago) I would never have considered this. Shell V Power and then Esso Synergy have been my standard choice but I believe both have Ethanol in them now. Looks like Tesco Momentum is ethanol free…


https://youtu.be/cdHZsgiuXVQ?si=9JLCfegKfyDmoFen

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Still believe the ethanol free bit can depend on where you live
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I think the 'E5' spec means anything from 0 to 5% Ethanol content.
I would assume you can get anything up to 5% somewhere, sometime.
Same for Shell E5 etc.
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