Pearl Energy
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2.33
$/litre
Looking for Diesel stations near Tuncurry? The lowest price right now is $2.33/L at Pearl Energy, saving around ~$14.00 on a 50 L tank vs the local average. All 4 stations are sorted cheapest first with distances shown so you can judge whether the drive is worth it.
Prices are indicative. Always confirm at the bowser before fuelling.
Fuel type
Diesel stations near Tuncurry, sorted cheapest first
Independent Coomba Park
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3.36
$/litre
Diesel prices nearby
Frequently asked questions
Which petrol station near Tuncurry has the cheapest Diesel right now?
As of 15 May 2026, 9:04 pm, Pearl Energy has the cheapest Diesel near Tuncurry at $2.33/L. Stations on this page are all within a short drive. Distances are shown on each card so you can judge the detour before you leave.
Is it worth driving out of Tuncurry to get cheaper diesel?
Diesel prices near Tuncurry currently range from $2.33 to $3.36/L, a spread of $1.03/L. On a 50 L tank that's up to $52 difference. If the cheapest station is a few kilometres out of your way and roughly on your route, the savings usually make the detour worthwhile.
How far are the petrol stations shown from Tuncurry?
This page covers stations within approximately 10 km of Tuncurry. Each station card shows the distance so you can pick the best balance of price and proximity. Tap <em>Directions</em> to open Google Maps navigation from your current location.
How often do Diesel prices near Tuncurry update?
Stations are legally required to notify NSW Government Open Data within 30 minutes of any price change. This page is rebuilt throughout the day. Check the timestamp at the top to see how current the data is before you head out.
What is Diesel and which cars use it?
Diesel is used by trucks, buses, and many modern cars and SUVs. It is generally more fuel-efficient than petrol on a per-kilometre basis but is not suitable for petrol-only vehicles. In Tuncurry, Diesel is tracked across 4 stations nearby; the nearest in this list is about 0.9 km away. If you're unsure which grade your car needs, check the fuel cap or your owner's handbook. Using the wrong grade can affect performance and, in some cases, void warranty cover.