Millers Oils EPS Ethanol Protection Fuel Treatment Additive Multi Shot - 500ml

Used this in my 2006 Audi A4 and felt an instant improvement in driving with more power and better MPG like how it was before the ethanol fuel came in so car is now back to normal again and not sluggish any more

Millers Oils have a long tradition in the industry as do Lucas, so there's no doubting the suitability of the product for its intended use.LET'S BE CLEAR THOUGH, this or any other E10 fuel protector are NOT OCTANE BOOSTERS.So the claims others have made about increased performance and MPG are at best, anecdotal.I've read some reviews where people have said about either of these products that after putting it in they're finding decreased fuel consumption.HOW SO? What scientific tests have they carried out? Do they have a rolling road with a constant speed vehicle? Have they driven over exactly the same roads at the same temperatures with the same traffic?I THINK NOT. Probably, they're more conscious of driving more economically having put the product into their car, there could be many reasons.So I think that the're probably OK for neutralising any possible water that the hygroscopic nature of E10 could attract, having said that, I can't honestly tell if they're even doing that, but it's worth a shout.Currently, the bottle of Lucas E10 additive is around £8.99, that'll do 302 litres of fuel, this Millers product is £20.99 for 500 litres' treatment (so the Lucas will do 600 litres approx for £18, whilst this does less for more)However, the Lucas bottle is reportedly difficult to dispense, so that's where this bottle comes in.When this is exhausted, I'll refill with the Lucas liquid and use the dispenser at the top of this bottle to measure it out.Like I said, that's at current prices 10/10/23

Use this as an additive to E10 fuel, overall cheaper than buying E5 petrol. Has increase performance and made a difference to mpg averaging since use some extra 5 miles per full tank. Anyone suffering from E10 fuel this will hopefully solve your issues but remember this could be dependant on your car.

A cap ful in my scooter every fill up

Millers products were recommended to me by a supervisor of a reputable car dealer/worksop many years ago and I try to use their products where available. Was glad to find this when the E10 petrol was introduced to the forecourts. It only requires 1ml per litre of petrol and this works out at an approximately 4p per litre of petrol which is much cheaper than buying the E5 super unleaded, which incidently would still require an additive for older vechiles anyway. This is safe to use in 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines which allows its use in all your petrol driven garden tools as well as motorcycles, quads, stationary engines etc.

It stops the ethanol separating in stored petrol, so stops corrosion and petrol will keep longer, also helps the engine