I had never heard of AdBlu before I was thinking of buying my Superb Diesel 2.0 TDI 150PS 4x4 SCR (nor had the Skoda salesperson who did not even know it used it but that is another story). I looked online for the cost of AdBlu and saw that a typical price was in the region of £1.30 a litre (obviously it varies a bit, Amazon seems to be the cheapest) plus the fun of dispensers. I also read in Briskoda discussions about AdBlu having a shelf life etc.

 

So today I went to the Lorry area of the service station just off my nearest motorway junction - Shell AdBlue was 85p per litre, the dispenser hose fitted the blue refuel socket perfectly and soon I was refilled without the hassle of storage or having to order it etc. I also got the impression that this was a standard price for dispensed AdBlu at a motorway garage. There was no AdBlu dispenser in the car area.

 

I got 750 miles per litre of AdBlu used (I know that is a terrible mixed unit - sorry) and my driving style has been about 75% motorway.

 

Hope this helps out anyone who is just discovering AdBlu.

Our bloody tractors don't do 750miles (albeit the odometer on a tractor is in hours)  to a litre.   

Edited 7 March, 20179 yr by hatchy

10 litre container at BP is about £10.