A licensed major brand on a largely independent forecourt estate, competitive at the right sites.
Daily network average, petrol and diesel
Texaco is a Chevron brand, but in the UK the fuel behind the sign is supplied by Valero, which bought Chevron's British refining and marketing business. Almost every Texaco forecourt in the country is owned and priced by an independent dealer.
That makes Texaco one of the harder brands to generalise about. A Texaco site in a competitive town can undercut nearby supermarket forecourts; a Texaco site that is the only fuel for fifteen miles will not. The national average sits between the supermarkets and the company-operated majors, but the average tells you less here than it does for a centrally priced chain.
For drivers, the practical upshot is that Texaco is worth checking rather than assuming about — which is exactly what a live price map is for.
Sites by UK region, with the local median price
Coverage explains a good deal of what looks like brand pricing. Fuel is cheaper in some regions than others whatever the sign says, so a chain weighted towards the cheaper ones shows a lower national average without any of its sites pricing unusually.
Texaco is averaging £1.70 a litre for E10 petrol across 502 UK forecourts — £93.44 for a 55-litre tank. The cheapest Texaco forecourt in the country is currently £1.54.
Texaco is 0.0p below the UK median of £1.70, which places it 15th of 29 ranked brands. Between the supermarkets and the company-run majors on average, with dealer pricing making the individual site decisive.
503 Texaco forecourts are in our data, of which 502 are currently quoting a price, spread across 11 of the twelve UK regions.
Yes — Star Rewards at participating sites. Loyalty shifts the effective price by an amount that depends on how much you redeem rather than how much you fill, so it is worth counting only if you actually use it.
Yes — Texaco Supreme. It is averaging £1.85 a litre, 15.5p above standard E10. Whether a higher-octane grade does anything for your car is a question for the handbook, not the advertising: most engines are tuned for 95 RON and gain nothing from 97 or 99.
Search your postcode on FuelSignal and filter by brand. Prices come from the government Fuel Finder feed, which has required every UK forecourt to report a change within thirty minutes since February 2026, so what you see is what is on the sign.
15th cheapest of 29 ranked brands
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