Millers VSPe Power Plus multi-shot fuel additive

VSP vs Ecomax Pricing

ByCara Samways

We have received questions concerning VSP vs Ecomax Pricing as follows:

Q:  Do Millers have any plans to introduce the new additives as a more cost effective product, ie. equivalent to the ECOMAX bottles/pricing.  At the moment the ECOMAX is very cost effective because each 500ml bottle treats 10x50L tanks whereas each bottle of 250ml additive only treats 40L so is therefore much more expensive.

A: Yes, Millers Oils now produce a 500ml bottle of VSPe Power Plus multi-shot which treats 500L of fuel and is a very cost effective solution.

For further details of our fuel additives please see all fuel additives for sale within our online shop and more specifically Road Car Fuel Additives, Classic Fuel Additives and Motorsport Fuel Additives.

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