A very classic but equally important question: when filling up diesel and petrol cars, which fuel company should you buy from, and does this change from city to city?
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9 repliesMy car is diesel and I buy from Opet. Opet uses the Tüpraş refinery, but its additive is Active 3. When it comes to keeping the injectors clean, Opet's additive seems to work better.
Translated from TurkishOf course you have to be careful when choosing fuel companies. But UST (Underground Storage Tank) — meaning underground storage tanks — varies from station to station. Whether they're inspected, maintained, etc. is something operators sometimes skip, so it'll be much better to buy from a place you know. It's a bit hard, but unfortunately that's the situation.
Translated from TurkishEven though I don't have enough knowledge on this, more corporate companies like Shell and Opet seem better to me, at least because I believe their inspections are carried out regularly
Translated from TurkishTake your advice from the bald guy, your fuel from Shell, dude
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My car is a 2009 model, and the brand whose real performance I've actually seen so far is Opet
Translated from TurkishShell of course. It's the best globally too.
Translated from TurkishOpet because it's a domestic company, but Shell if I want to floor it
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