Fuel fill up to max?

[Con]

I fill my taxi to the brim at the end of every shift that way I know I've got enough fuel for the next shift even if someone wants to go to lands end and back.

 

[screenman]

Fumes then filled til the pump clicks off, never try and get the bit extra in as I know it can make for slippery roads for others.

 

[NorthernDave]

Full, right up to the third click, every time. Will then run it down until the range drops below 100 miles.
At the moment, it's running on Shell V-Power Nitro+ Diesel as a special treat but normally it just gets the regular Shell Diesel

I don't have the time to be faffing about at the filling station putting a tenners worth in every other day.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Filled to the brim then run to empty 2 or 3 times a week.

 

[numbnuts]

Full up every time, this year = once on February, once in May, and once in July, total cost £171.98p

 

[screenman]

Mate of mine come off his bike on a fuel spill, not a pretty sight.

 

[KneesUp]

£20 a week, or brimmed if we have any long journeys planned. Our last car was written off 2 miles from being brimmed. That's £70 I won't see again.

 

[Andy_R]

£20 each time the idiot light comes on.

 

[Venod]

To the brim, then treat half full as empty, so never low on fuel.

 

[swee'pea99]

Full if we're going on a long journey, otherwise just under £30 so I can pay contactless.

 

[Specialeyes]

Run it 'til the light comes on then refill to a palindromic number north of £80: £97.79 most recently, so the £100 tank can't be far off

 

[Tin Pot]

Englishman, Scotsman, Irishman walks into a bar. Barman says:

This is some sort of joke, right?

 

[Heltor Chasca]

£30 a go. It’s a cash flow thing.

 

[gbb]

Same amount in every week...£30 to £35 usually mostly for work, maybe £35 depending how much I use the at the weekend.
Always did put in a fixed amount, enough to last a week. That comes from when we were young and every penny counted...plus I've never lived far from a garage...my current one is less than 1/2 mile away. Plus I drive for economy...no point hauling fuel around for no reason. What's 5 minutes once a week to top up ?

 

[Bazzer]

Full everytime. I CBA with £10, £20 or whatever.
Plus it helps me monitor the fuel consumption and has done for years. I know with my current car I should get a minimum of 600 miles on a full tank and just over 700 miles if driving conditions have been very favourable. Same for Mrs B's car, but she is more heavy footed. If the consumption falls it makes me think is it my driving, the conditions I have been driving in, or an engine fault.
But then I play chicken in my car when the fuel warning light, which drives (sic) Mrs B up the wall.