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I was thinking about changing over to BP Ultimate from Optimax, and I thought that it was available from Kingston and Phillip... but the BP website doesn't show Ulimate available this side of Sydney. As I'm almost certain that it is available at Marulan, they would mean their web site is stuffed, but I don't really feel up to ringing up all of the BP servos in Canberra.

So - has anyone seen BP Ultimate for sale in Canberra?

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I only use BP Ultimate (I had to put Optimax in it yesterday as I didnt have enough to make it to a BP - and its hate f#cking me for it already with the knock sensor going crazy!!) and its definately availible from Civic, Kingston, Phillip and Chisholm. Not too sure about northside as I live south :)

I'm quite sure Ultimate is availiable in 2 places in Queanbeyan, one of them is the BP next to the main drag, and the other (I'm definite on this one) is the little BP on...Uriarra Road (I believe it's called).

So that makes six? places?

Urriarra Road Queanbeyan

Kings Highway Queanbeyan

Chisholm Shops

Melrose Drive Phillip

Canberra Avenue Kingston

Cooyong/Lonsdale Street Braddon

there has to be some northside?

yep i filled up on it a qbn on tuesday night, i never thought there was any diff beetween the 2 (optimax and ultimate) but after puttin a tank of optimax back in the car a few months ago, it felt like someone had taken my turbo off untill i put ultimate back in.

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