Bulk petrol supplier: unleaded 93, 95 and LRP
Unleaded 93 and 95 and lead replacement petrol, delivered in bulk to fleet depots, farms, mines, construction sites and licensed retailers.
- ULP 93 and 95
- Lead replacement petrol
- SANS 1598
- Licensed wholesalerDMPR licence licence number
- Certificate of analysisWith every load
- Metered and sealedSeal numbers on every delivery note
- 9 provinces, 9 countriesSouth Africa and Southern Africa
In shortFuel-It is a bulk petrol supplier for businesses in South Africa. We deliver unleaded 93 and 95 and lead replacement petrol (LRP), made to SANS 1598, to fleet depots, farms, mines, sites and licensed retailers. Petrol prices are regulated and change monthly; we quote the delivered price per order.
Petrol specification
| Grades | Unleaded 93 (ULP 93), unleaded 95 (ULP 95), lead replacement petrol (LRP) |
|---|---|
| Standard | SANS 1598 |
| Price regime | Regulated by the DMPR; adjusted on the first Wednesday of each month, with inland and coastal zones |
| Delivery | Road tanker into approved storage; metered and sealed |
| Paperwork with every load | Certificate of analysis, metered delivery note, tax invoice |
| Minimum order | petrol minimum order |
93 or 95 octane?
Octane measures a petrol's resistance to knock. Use the octane your engine manufacturer specifies. 95 suits engines that call for it, including many turbocharged and high-compression engines. 93 is sold inland, where altitude lowers the octane most engines need; coastal markets run on 95.
For a fleet that runs between the coast and the interior, 95 covers both. We'll help you choose when you request a quote.
Lead replacement petrol (LRP)
LRP is petrol with an additive that protects the valve seats of older engines designed for leaded fuel. Classic vehicles, older farm machinery and some small engines still need it. Most engines built in the last twenty-five years do not.
Who buys petrol in bulk
- Fleets with their own pumps: light delivery vehicles, sales fleets and security companies that fuel at the depot.
- Farms and mines: bakkies, quad bikes, small engines and petrol generators on site.
- Construction sites: compactors, cutters, pumps and small plant.
- Licensed retailers: selling fuel from a forecourt needs site and retail licences under the Petroleum Products Act, so we supply licensed retailers only.
Storing petrol safely
Petrol gives off flammable vapour at any temperature you'll meet on site. Storage must follow SANS 10089 and SANS 10131 and your municipality's fire by-laws, which usually means a flammable-liquid certificate before the first delivery. Tanks need bunding, earthing, signage and fire extinguishers. Need storage? See tanks and bowsers.
How to order petrol
Request a quote
Tell us the fuel, volume and delivery town on the form or WhatsApp. It takes about a minute.
Confirm
You get a delivered price with a clear validity period. Accept it and we book a delivery date and time window.
Delivered with proof
Metered and sealed, with a certificate of analysis for the batch. You check before you sign.
Invoice and records
A tax invoice showing litres, grade, date and address, ready for your accounts and the SARS diesel refund.
Petrol pricing
Petrol is price-regulated in South Africa. The DMPR sets the pump price each month for inland and coastal zones, and it changes on the first Wednesday. On 2 September 2026 both 93 and 95 rose R1.34 a litre.
For bulk deliveries we quote the delivered price and any delivery charge upfront, valid for a stated period. See this month's figures on the fuel price page.
Quality and compliance
- Certificate of analysis for the batch, with every delivery.
- Sealed and metered. Seal numbers and the metered quantity are recorded on the delivery note.
- Licensed wholesaler. DMPR wholesale licence licence number.
- Safety data sheet available for your health and safety file. Request it.
Where we deliver petrol
Across all nine provinces of South Africa, and cross-border into Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Angola, Malawi, Eswatini and Lesotho.
Who uses petrol
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Petrol: questions buyers ask
Can I buy petrol in bulk for my own fleet?
Yes, if you have compliant storage on site. We deliver unleaded 93 and 95 and LRP into approved tanks, metered and sealed, with a certificate of analysis.
What is the difference between ULP and LRP?
ULP is unleaded petrol for modern engines. LRP, lead replacement petrol, contains an additive that protects the valve seats of older engines built for leaded fuel.
Do I need permission to store petrol on site?
Usually, yes. Most municipalities require a flammable-liquid certificate, and tanks must follow SANS 10089 and SANS 10131. Check with your municipality’s fire department before installing a tank. This is orientation, not legal advice.
How often does the petrol price change?
Every month. The DMPR adjusts regulated petrol prices on the first Wednesday of each month. We publish each change on our fuel price page the day it is announced.
Can you supply petrol to a service station?
We supply licensed retailers. A forecourt needs site and retail licences under the Petroleum Products Act before it can sell fuel to the public.
Get a delivered petrol price.
Tell us the fuel, the volume and where it’s going. We reply with a delivered price and a delivery date, and the quote states exactly how long the price holds.