Fuel prices in Hamilton, QLD
2 stations report U91 in Hamilton. The cheapest is BP Connect Hamilton at 237.9¢/L, 1.0¢ over the QLD average. Updated 1m ago from the QLD government feed.
| Station | U91 | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | BP Connect HamiltonCheapest 126 Kingsford Smith Dr | 237.9 | 11m ago |
 | Ampol Foodary Hamilton 516 Kingsford Smith Dr | 239.9 | 20h ago |
Price trend
QLD U91 daily average across the state. Updated daily.
Cheapest day to fill in QLD: Saturday (avg 204.5c)
About fuel prices in Hamilton
ServoMap tracks 2 fuel stations in Hamilton, QLD across 2 brands (BP, Ampol). Prices are sourced directly from the QLD government fuel-price feed and refreshed throughout the day, so you can compare U91, E10, U95, U98 and Diesel before you fill up.
The average U91 (regular unleaded) price in Hamilton is currently 238.9c per litre. That's 2.0c dearer than the QLD average of 236.9c, so it pays to shop around.
Right now the cheapest U91 in Hamilton is 237.9c at BP (BP Connect Hamilton). The dearest is 239.9c at Ampol (Ampol Foodary Hamilton) — a spread of 2.0c per litre, or about $1.00 on a 50-litre tank.
Hamilton fuel price FAQ
- Where is the cheapest fuel in Hamilton?
- The cheapest U91 in Hamilton right now is 237.9c per litre at BP (BP Connect Hamilton). ServoMap updates prices from the QLD government feed throughout the day, so check before you head out.
- What is the average petrol price in Hamilton?
- The average U91 price across 2 stations in Hamilton is about 238.9c per litre. The QLD state average is 236.9c per litre.
- How many petrol stations are in Hamilton?
- ServoMap currently tracks 2 fuel stations in Hamilton across 2 brands, all with live prices for U91, E10, U95, U98 and Diesel where available.
- How often are Hamilton fuel prices updated?
- Prices are sourced from the official QLD government fuel-price reporting scheme and refreshed every 15 minutes. Each station also shows when its price was last reported.
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