Quote:
Originally Posted by mobike008 Another petrol bunk people swear by is opposite to Mahindra Showroom at R.P Road. Just after taking right from Tank Bund.
Its a very small one but, people stand in line to fill up even in normal days. Supposedly, in entire city he fills the best quantity and quality. |
Quote:
Originally Posted by traveloholic Yagnayya's the name Avinash Bhai. Try once, this is one of the best petrol bunks. Best Quality and Quantity. No issues at all. They are very very particular about it. You will be surprised to know that they have fixed timings of the pump too. The pump closes by 8.00 and not a minute more than that. Even if you coming at 8.00 and ask him to fill up, he says SORRY. |
Yes, Ch. Yegnaiah's bunk is the gold standard for quality/quantity. It's a family business affair and auto drivers - who I think are more conscious than most of the 2 Qs because of their heavy running - swear by them.
@Avi: Just after taking right from Tank Bund is the Kingsway HP. I know you didn't mean to point that one out but it could be confusing to a Hyd newbie. I don't have a high opinion of Kingsway HP.
Quote:
Originally Posted by mashmash I usually fill from the HP Pump opposite BHEL. The pump is 24 Hrs open, accepts card, attendants are courteous and air pump is pretty accurate. Cross checked the air pump with a brand new foot pump.
Only issue, the pump does not stock Power Petrol which is needed in my bike :(. I get this from the IOC pump further down the road when heading away from BHEL. |
Thanks for the tip about the HP bunk opp. BHEL. I generally have a very low opinion of HP based on whatever I saw of them in Hyd and Blr. Hippocampus service station at the entrance to Park Lane on SP Road is a classic example, as is Kingsway as I pointed out earlier. Although I've filled up many times from the two HP outlets in Gachibowli (the new one called 'Venkatadri' at Vinayakanagar and the other one near the 'X' roads) and haven't seen a drop in FE, I've had bill amount rounding-off issues with them. So it's good to hear of a "good" HP outlet. Perhaps it's the CoCo aspect that matters.
By the way, which bike do you have and why does it "need" premium fuel?
Quote:
Originally Posted by mashmash IBP near 'My Home Jewel' and HP Pump opposite BHEL seem to offer good quality fuel. Have not faced an issue with them. |
I think you meant IOCL and not IBP. In fact, is this the same IOCL you referred to in the quote above? This IOCL outlet near My Home Jewel (called "Hitech") is my default now. I'm very happy with their 2 Qs, service and fairness of billing.
The Madinaguda BP - the one closer to BHEL; I haven't tried the one closer to Allwyn Jn - is also good.
Other recommended bunks on this stretch at the IOCL near Hyderguda (on the LHS some 1.2 km before Bachupally/Medchal Rd junction when approaching BHEL from Kukatpally) and the IBP just at the junction. With the latter one has to be careful about rounding-off when paying by CC, but there are no issues on the 2 Qs.
I think all of the bunks on this stretch are good overall as they depend a lot more on highway drivers/truckers for business.
Quote:
Originally Posted by tmnraghu78 I usually goto IBP next to pride honda on Road No. 36. Decent quality. Always get better mileage there. |
Yep - this one's good too. However I don't like the IOCL at Madhapur so much. I've also heard from some colleagues that the couple of bunks on the Kondapur - Hafeezpet - Allwyn Jn stretch after the Hafeezpet flyover are best avoided.
Some more bunks that I find very good (all on the same NH9 stretch) -
IOCL near Tadbund junction. It's very small and easy to miss unless you know it. This is on the left side of the road as you head towards Secunderabad from Tadbund and is tucked away in the middle of the Piaggo/Ape and Honda showrooms and Hyundai A.S.S.
IOCL near Narsapur junction, Balanagar, just before approaching the junction from Bowenpally side.
BP just before Air Force colony, again on the stretch between Bowenpally and Balanagar.
Regards,
spadix