Tesco Momentum 99
Tesco says most of its filling stations in England, Scotland and Wales stock Momentum 99. It does not currently supply Momentum 99 in Northern Ireland.
Search 99 RON petrol prices by postcode or location, including Tesco Momentum 99 and Esso Supreme+ 99. Compare nearby prices, use the website route planner to check whether a cheaper stop along your route is worth the extra drive.
Other E5 excludes the 99 RON group. All Super unleaded E5 includes both. Availability varies by site.
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Availability varies by site. Search recent RON 99 prices, then compare the price difference with any extra driving.
Route & Fuel keeps RON 99 results separate from wider super unleaded prices.
Use the local average and price range to see how much a fill could differ.
Use the app to include extra fuel and traffic before choosing a stop.
To recover that price difference through fuel economy alone, the vehicle would need to travel roughly 11.0% farther per litre on RON 99. This is a break-even calculation, not an expected improvement for your car. Use the grade your manufacturer specifies.
This chart compares recent UK average prices. It does not confirm that every station stocks RON 99 or predict the next price change.
A fuel price is useful only when you know the grade, when it changed and whether the extra journey is worth it.
No. E5 describes ethanol content; RON 99 is an octane rating. Availability varies by site.
Tesco Momentum 99 and Esso Synergy Supreme+ 99 are retailer examples. Tesco says Momentum 99 is stocked at most of its filling stations in England, Scotland and Wales, and is not supplied in Northern Ireland. Availability varies by site.
Most petrol cars can physically use a higher octane grade, but follow the owner's manual and do not assume the price premium will be recovered.
Route & Fuel keeps national averages separate from individual station prices. These latest UK fuel prices were last refreshed on 13 October 2026; typical ranges show where most prices sit instead of treating one unusually low price as a guaranteed bargain.