Fuel Cheap Kiah fuel prices, live today
Live petrol & diesel prices across Kiah, New South Wales. There is 1 fuel station in Kiah (2551) across 1 brand, with Eden just 11.3 km away. The most common brand in Kiah is Independent. Pulled from the NSW Government FuelCheck program, updated every 15 minutes.
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Kiah Unleaded Prices
Cheap fuel in Kiah (2551), NSW
The cheapest fuel in Kiah right now is U91 173.9¢, diesel 195.9¢ (cents per litre). Compare live, discounted petrol, diesel and E10 prices at every reporting station near Kiah - sorted cheapest first and refreshed every 15 minutes from official NSW Government fuel data. No ads, no sign-up.
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What is the cheapest fuel in Kiah right now?
Right now the cheapest fuel in Kiah (2551), NSW is U91 173.9¢, diesel 195.9¢ (cents per litre), refreshed every 15 minutes from the NSW Government FuelCheck program. The live list above sorts every reporting station cheapest-first - pick a fuel type to compare E10, Unleaded 91, Premium 95/98 and diesel.
How many petrol stations are in Kiah?
There is 1 reporting station directly in Kiah. The live price list above also pulls in the nearest reporting stations outside Kiah so you don't miss a cheaper fill-up just outside the suburb line.
When is fuel cheapest in Kiah?
Regional centres like Kiah sit outside the metro 4 to 6 week cycle. Prices move with wholesale terminal-gate plus freight, which means Kiah stays at a relatively flat premium of 6-15 cents per litre above Brisbane/Sydney rather than oscillating with the metro cycle. The fastest way to know the real number right now is just to check the live list above.
Which fuel types does Fuel Daddy show for Kiah?
Live prices in Kiah cover Unleaded 91, Unleaded E10, Premium 95, Premium 98, Diesel and Premium Diesel wherever each of its 1 reporting station carries them. E85 ethanol is uncommon at Kiah stations. Use the fuel-type dropdown above the price list to switch between them.
How often are Kiah fuel prices updated?
Every 15 minutes. NSW fuel retailers must report price changes to the Government within 30 minutes of the bowser changing, and Fuel Daddy refreshes from the NSW Government FuelCheck program four times an hour. The 1 station reporting in Kiah is re-checked on every refresh (this page last generated 15:31 AEST, 5 July 2026).