August 10, 200818 yr Does this mean the end of the Jiffy shop and clean toilets to be replaced by the sordid PTT standards and those tawdry seven elevens?
August 10, 200818 yr PTT own Jet Jiffy stations and will rebrand them as PTT stations but keep the Jet Jiffy stores.
August 11, 200818 yr Author Lets hope they keep the standards up to Jet's, rather than slide back to the old PTT stations' which were appalling.
August 11, 200818 yr Lets hope they keep the standards up to Jet's, rather than slide back to the old PTT stations' which were appalling. PTT have got some rather nice new ones.
August 11, 200818 yr Author Lets hope they keep the standards up to Jet's, rather than slide back to the old PTT stations' which were appalling. PTT have got some rather nice new ones. Yes - the JET stations!!!!!!!!!!!
August 13, 200818 yr Lets hope they keep the standards up to Jet's, rather than slide back to the old PTT stations' which were appalling. PTT have got some rather nice new ones. Yes - the JET stations!!!!!!!!!!! Not so in Chiang Mai province. PTT places have a good reputation up here, generally, for cleanliness, efficiency, and some Very nice n-easy tyre inflators where all you do is pre-set the pressure you want and apply the nozzle to your valves. But will the pricing policy change from Jet, which I've found to have the cheapest petrol in Thailand and the most expensive shops? And if anyone knows anyone at Shell Thailand, PLEASE get them to properly label the different flavours of the pumps so you can see them AS YOU DRIVE IN. I am so hacked off, finding myself on the wrong side the wrong darned pump I refuse to use Shell any more. The customer is king! Vote with your steering wheels!
August 14, 200818 yr Air pumps are standard at every Jet Station, never seen them at PTT here in Bangkok. Rebranded Jets keep them, thank god, but there's alway a que.
September 1, 200818 yr Author I hope they kee the same stock in the shops too...at least it seemed to have some relevance to motoring/travel...unlike those grubby 7/11s
September 3, 200818 yr Prices for fuel have certainly converged in the last month in Buriram with it appearing that PTT who used to be cheaper than Jet by perhaps 50 satang a litre now raising their prices to match Jet's. Minimal effect even on a full tank but worth more to the Thais.
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