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now at the pump MT ISA NUDGEE ROCKLEA KEWDALE CEDUNA HEXHAM EASTERN CREEK SUTTON FOREST EAST MANSFIELD PARK BUNKER HILL LAVERTON NORTH DANDENONG AVAilAble on Shell CArd Shell Customer Service Centre 13 16 18 We are pleased to inform you that packed AdBlue® is now stocked at even more Coles Express service stations across Australia (see site listing following). Packed AdBlue® can be purchased with your Shell Card if the product category ‘Auto Oils’ has been set-up as a purchasing category for your Shell Card(s). To check if you have this purchasing category or to set it up, please follow these simple steps: VIA SHELL CARD ONLINE Visit www.shell.com/cards Click on “Card Management” from the menu on the left and click on “Maintain/Cancel Cards” Search for the relevant Shell Card number and click on “Modify” Under Product/Service Restrictions, tick “Auto Oils” VIA THE SHELL CUSTOMER SERVIce CENTRE Dial 13 16 18 Advise the Shell Customer Service Representative that you would like to have ‘Auto Oils’ activated on your card(s) If your Shell Card has been set up for the purchase of diesel you will be able to purchase the AdBlue® from Shell at the pump using your Shell Card without making any changes. www.shell.com.au/shellcard Coles Express service station locations that supply packed AdBlue® ACT NT Coles Express Fyshwick Wiluna Coles Express Alice Springs Truck Streetop 8—12 Ipswich (Corner Wiluna Streets), Fyshwick Dalgety Road and Lilbili Street, Alice Springs NSW Coles Express Darwin Coles Express Albion Park 37 Daly Street, Darwin 252 Princes Highway, Albion Park Coles Express Fairway Waters Coles Express Albury North 130 University Road, Palmerston 575 Wagga Road, Lavington Coles Express Katherine Coles Express Alexandria Katherine Terrace, Katherine 562 Botany Road, Alexandria Coles Express Palmerston Coles Express Armidale 2 Yarrawonga Road (Corner Roystonea Ave), Palmerston 89—93 Marsh Street, Armidale QLD Coles Express Balaclava Coles Express Belmont Old Hume Highway (Corner Balaclava Street), Mittagong 11 London Road (Corner Cross Street), Belmont Coles Express Bathurst Coles Express Blackwater 59 Durham Street, Bathurst 18 Railway Street (Corner Columba Street), Blackwater Coles Express Bathurst West Coles Express Cairns 298 Stewart Street (Corner Rocket Street), Bathurst Sheridan Street 291—293 Sheridan Street (Corner James Street), Cairns Coles Express Baulkham Hills Coles Express Cairns South 363 Windsor Road (Corner Olive Street), Baulkham Hills 540 Bruce Highway, Cairns Coles Express Boggabilla Coles Express Deception Bay 33351 Newell Highway, Boggabilla 376 Deception Bay Road (Corner Park Road), Deception Bay Coles Express Broken Hill Coles Express Delta 164 William Street, Broken Hill Bruce Highway Bruce Highway and Collinsville Road, Bowen Coles Express Bulahdelah Coles Express Emerald 22 Booloombayt Street, Bulahdelah 131 Clermont Street (Corner Opal Street), Emerald Coles Express Buronga Coles Express Garbutt 29—39 Hendy Road, Buronga 346 Ingham Road, Garbutt Coles Express Casino Coles Express Goodna 88 Centre Street (Corner Richmond Street), Casino 2 Railway Terrace (Corner Ipswich Motorway), Goodna Coles Express Deniliquin North Coles Express Goondiwindi 336 Victoria Street, Deniliquin 10 McLean Street, Goondiwindi Coles Express Dubbo Coles Express Ingham 131—133 Cobra Street (Corner Fitzroy Street), Dubbo Cartwright and Herbert Streets, Ingham Coles Express Eastern Creek Coles Express Jimboomba 611 Great Western Highway (Corner Brabham Drive), Eastern Creek 2—4 Tambosrine Street (Corner Mt Lindesay Highway), Jimboomba Coles Express Gilgandra Portion Coles Express Mackay 101 Newell Highway (Corner Tooraweenah Road), Gilgandra Broadsound Road 1—3 Broadsound Road, Mackay Coles Express Goulburn Coles Express Mackay North 90 Cowper Street (Corner Clinton Street), Goulburn 2 Highway Plaza (Corner Bruce Highway and Hicks Road), Mackay Coles Express Greta Coles Express Mount Isa 122 High Street (Corner West Street), Greta Truckport 221—239 Barkly Highway, Mount Isa Coles Express Gundagai Coles Express Mudgeeraba Mount Street and Middle Street, Gundagai 196—206 Highfield Drive, Robina Coles Express Halfway Creek Coles Express Nudgee 4974 Pacific Highway (Corner Lemon Tree Road), Halfway Creek 1097 Nudgee Road, Banyo Coles Express Hexham Coles Express Port Douglas 21 Maitland Road, Hexham 10 Captain Cook Highway, Craiglie Coles Express Kempsey Coles Express Rockhampton 165 Smith Street (Corner Cochrane Street), Kempsey 140—146 Gladstone Road, Rockhampton Coles Express Lansvale Coles Express Rocklea 65 Hume Highway, Lansvale 1728 Ipswich Roadd (Corner Shettleton Street), Rocklea Coles Express Leppington Coles Express Smithfield 1443 Camden Valley Way, Leppington Lot 1 Captain Cook Highway, Smithfield Coles Express Motto Farm Coles Express Tugun 2137 Pacific Highway, Heatherbrae Toolona Street and Gold Coast Highway, Tugun Coles Express Sutton Forest East Coles Express Virginia 13125 Hume Highway (Corner Sally Corner Road), Sutton Forest 1890 Sandgate Road (Corner Robinson Road), Virginia Coles Express Sutton Forest West Coles Express Yatala Hume Highway, Sutton Forest Henry Hester Drive (Corner Macpherson Road), Yatala Coles Express Thornleigh SA 188—190 Pennant Hills Road, Thornleigh Coles Express Ceduna Coles Express Tocumwal 30—32 McKenzie Street, Ceduna Dean and Hill Streets, Tocumwal Coles Express Findon Coles Express Tumut 245 Findon Road and Grange Road, Findon Corner Snowy Mountains Highway (Fairway Drive), Tumut Coles Express Gawler Coles Express West Dubbo 12 Murray Street, Gawler Whylandra Street and Victoria Street, Dubbo Coles Express Mansfield Park Coles Express Wetherill Park 452 Grand Junction Road, Mansfield Park Elizabeth Lot 37 Elizabeth Street (Corner Victoria Street), Wetherill Park Coles Express Naracoorte Coles Express Wyalong 62 Streetewart Terace, Naracoorte Mid Western Highway and Pine Street, Wyalong SA continued VIC continued Coles Express Port Augusta Meteor Roadhouse Coles Express Melton South Highway 1 and Stirling Road, Port Augusta 1—9 Streetation Road (Corner Brooklyn Road), Melton South Coles Express Port Augusta West Roadhouse Coles Express Mordialloc 34 Eyre Highway 1 and Stokes Terace, Port Augusta 201 Boundary Road, Mordialloc Coles Express Salisbury East Coles Express Narre Warren 1461 Main North Road, Salisbury East 473—477 Princes Highway and Webb Street, Narre Warren Coles Express Tailem Bend Coles Express Oakleigh 69—71 Princes Highway, Tailem Bend 1388 Dandenong Road, Oakleigh Coles Express West Lakes Coles Express Pakenham 113 West Lakes Bouleva Road, West Lakes 885 Princess Highway, Pakenham TAS Coles Express Somerville Coles Express Smithton 1045 Frankston—Flinders Road, Somerville 6—8 Brittons Road, Smithton Coles Express Trafalgar VIC Cnr McCrorey Street and Princes Highway, Trafalgar Coles Express Traralgon Coles Express Altona North 115 Princes Highway (Corner Breed Street), Traralgon 64—75 Doherty’s Road, Altona North Coles Express Warrenheip Coles Express Bayswater Lot 1 9389 Western Highway, Warrenheip 148—150 Canterbury Road (Corner Dorset Road), Bayswater North Coles Express Warrigal Road Coles Express Bairnsdale 420 Warrigal Road, Moorabbin 255 Main Street (Corner Pyke Street), Bairnsdale WA Coles Express Braeside 918-928 Springvale Road, Braeside Coles Express Boulder Coles Express Brandon Park 35 Frank Street, Boulder Springvale Road and Ferntree Gully Road, Brandon Park Coles Express Broome Coles Express Bunker Hill Lot 22 Napier Terrace (Corner Hamersley Street). Broome 1175 Hume Highway, Mickleham Coles Express Canning Vale Coles Express Clayton Vale 280 Bannister Road, Canning Vale 2143—2149 Dandenong Road and Renver Road, Clayton Coles Express Casuarina Coles Express Colac 1 Johnson Road (Corner Thomas Road), Bertrum 2—14 Princess Highway (Corner Baillie Street), Colac Coles Express Dampier Coles Express Cranbourne Church Road and Hampton Drive, Dampier 1120 Cranbourne Frankston Road, Cranbourne Coles Express Dongara Roadhouse Coles Express Dalton Road 30183 Brand Highway, Dongara 27 Spencer Street (Corner Dalton Road), Thomastown Coles Express Fitzroy Crossing Roadhouse Coles Express Dandenong 87 Great Northern Highway, Fitzroy Crossing 61—65 Cheltenham Road, Dandenong Coles Express Halls Creek Coles Express Dingley 1 McDonald Place, Halls Creek 368 Boundary Road (Corner Plane Tree Avenue), Dingley Coles Express Karratha Coles Express Euroa Lot 1096 Searipple Road (Corner Welcome Road), Karratha 167 Tarcombe Street, Euroa Coles Express Karratha Coles Express Ferntree Gully Travel and Truck North West Coastal Highway, Karratha 1140 Burwood Highway, Ferntree Gully Coles Express Kewdale Coles Express Footscray Kewdale Road and Abernethy Road, Kewdale 11 Napier Road (Corner Moreland Street), Footscray Coles Express Kingsley Coles Express Fountain Gate 3 Moolanda Boulevard (Corner Hepburn Avenue), Kingsley Princes Highway and Lauderdale Road, Narre Warren Coles Express Kununurra Roadhouse Coles Express Geelong North Lot 2259 Ivanhoe Road, Kununurra 247 Melbourne Road, Geelong North Coles Express Leonora Coles Express Hallam Lot 121 Tower Street, Leonora 208—210 Princes Highway, Hallam Coles Express Malaga Coles Express Hampton Park *492 Alexander Drive (Corner Truganina Road), Malaga 535 South Gippsland Highway (Corner McDowell Road), Hampton Park Coles Express Meekatharra Coles Express Hastings Roadhouse Main Street, Meekatharra 152 High Street (Cornertoria Street), Hastings Coles Express Middle Swan Coles Express Heatherton Road Lot 46 Great Northern
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