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Dandenong Petrol & Fuel Prices Today

Dandenong unleaded is averaging 232.4¢/L in the latest published prices, with the cheapest at 224.2¢/L at Metro Dingley Village across 87 stations within 10 km. Melbourne's forecast: Today is a good day to fill up. A reasonable day to fill up if you need fuel.

Cheapest

224.2¢

Average

232.4¢

Highest

239.9¢

Stations within 10 km

87

U91

Melbourne forecast — applies across Melbourne, including Dandenong.

Fill up today

A reasonable day to fill up if you need fuel. Global supply costs are currently 13% above their level six weeks ago. Prices may stay elevated longer than the usual cycle would suggest.

Current avg

234.1¢

Cycle low

232.1¢

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Level with Melbourne

Across September 2026 the stations within 10 km of Dandenong averaged roughly level with the Melbourne metro average. Mulgrave, Noble Park and Dingley Village ran a few cents under the local average, while Narre Warren, Endeavour Hills and Braeside ran above it.

Where you fill matters

On a typical September 2026 day about 12¢/L separated the cheaper and dearer stations within 10 km of Dandenong. Victoria's price feed is published about a day behind, so treat the live figures as a directional read and confirm at the pump.

Written and reviewed by Mark Schreuder, founder of PetrolPulse

Dandenong petrol prices — common questions

How much is petrol in Dandenong today?

Unleaded 91 is averaging 232.4¢/L across 87 stations within 10 km of Dandenong, with the cheapest station at 224.2¢/L. Victoria's official open-data feed publishes prices with a ~24-hour delay, so these figures reflect yesterday's capped prices.

Will petrol prices go down in Dandenong?

Dandenong sits inside our Melbourne forecast area, so Melbourne's forecast applies here. Today is a good day to fill up. A reasonable day to fill up if you need fuel.

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