PETRON XTEND
Petron has largest autogas network

posted 30 July 2007

Petron now has the most number of service stations offering autogas for motorists. Petron Xtend is the brand name for the oil company’s liquid petroleum gas (LPG) for use in automobiles.

In Metro Manila, Xtend is now available in thirteen strategically-located service stations:

Quezon City: Petron Thumbs-up in Mindanao Ave; Petron Superclick at Commonwealth corner Atherton; Petron Perlas Station at Quirino Highway corner Tandang Sora; and Petron Araneta Service Station at G. Araneta, Bgy. Talayan.

Pasig City: Petron Valle Verde along E. Rodriguez Ave; and Petron Petrofort at Bgy. Dela Paz on Marcos Highway.

Mandaluyong City: Petron Wack-Wack on Shaw Boulevard.

Makati City: Petron Bel-Air at Sen. Gil Puyat corner Makati Ave.

Manila: EVL Gas Center Petron at A.H. Lacson, Sta. Cruz.

Pasay City: Petron MIA Car Check Center at Airport Road corner Domestic Ave; and VAA Petron at F.B. Harrison corner Buendia.

Paranaque City: Petron Xpress Fill at Dr. A. Santos Avenue in Sucat.

Las Pinas City: First Metrogas Petron along Alabang-Zapote Road, Pamplona.

In the Vismin area, Petron Xtend is initially available in Cebu and Davao, at the following outlets: Rodil Service Station in Basak, Manduae City, Cebu; Alino Service Station in Pusok, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu; and Bendigo Service Station at J.P. Laurel St, Davao City.

Petron has been in the forefront of LPG use for automobiles. The local pioneer of selling LPG to households for cooking, Petron has a long experience of safe handling, transporting, and dispensing of LPG.

Last year, Petron invested P50 million more for its autogas-LPG program in support of the environmental polices of the government for cleaner fuels and to help meet the expanding demand for LPG among motorists.

For the increasing number of LPG-powered vehicles on the road today, Petron Xtend has a proven track record of safety and reliability. Motorists are advised to look for Petron stations with the prominent signs of Petron Xtend autogas for their LPG-powered vehicles.