Monthly Archives: August 2016

Allied Petroleum have introduced brand new signage and warning labels on all Alliedblue (diesel exhaust fluid) pumps at Allied Fuel Stops.

The Alliedblue pump signage was reviewed after a number of customers (with light vehicles) mistakenly confused our diesel exhaust fluid pump with a fuel pump.  The new signage has been designed to eliminate this confusion, as pumping diesel exhaust fluid into a fuel tank (even in small quantities) can result in significant engine repair.

A recent incident in Motueka highlights the damage diesel exhaust fluid can cause when it gets into a vehicle’s fuel tank.  Click here to read the article.

Click here to find out more about Alliedblue (diesel exhaust fluid).

Allied Petroleum recently featured on CTV’s Rural New Zealand show.

Rural New Zealand is a Canterbury program with a focal point around activities in the agricultural and farming sectors and life in the provinces.

The segment is a snippet of what a typical day looks like for an Allied Petroleum bulk fuel delivery driver.

Allied Petroleum became the owner of the Seaview Service Station in Petone – Wellington in June this year. Previously a Mobil site, Seaview is the first Allied branded Service Station to be located in a major metropolitan location.

Located at 4 Waione Street in Petone, the Petrol Station is open 24 hours/7 days a week and has a card payment machine on the forecourt. The site retails all types of fuel grades including diesel, 91 and 95, it has a retail store, mechanic’s workshop and a lubes store.

Allied Dealer Kirit Patel, who owns and operates the day-to-day operation of the service station also owns PB Motors, an Allied Service Station based in Shannon.

To find the Allied Seaview Service Station on our retail map – click here.

Allied Petroleum’s bulk fuel delivery driver, Glen Ottley received the Mobil fuel terminal ‘Driver of the Month’ award in June 2016.

The Mobil Terminal has had the ‘Driver of the Month’ award running for around five months now and to date, Allied Petroleum have had two bulk fuel drivers receive the award.

Both drivers – Glen Ottley and Colin Booth were chosen because of their consistent safety performance, good attitude and procedural compliance while loading at the Woolston terminal.

Allied Petroleum is a bulk fuel distributor for Mobil NZ, and Allied’s bulk fuel delivery drivers fill up at the start of each day at the Mobil Terminal in Woolston.