A number of motorists have expressed frustration after reporting mechanical difficulties with their vehicles following a visit to the Asda petrol station in Coleraine, County Londonderry.
Individuals state that their cars developed problems immediately after they filled up at the site.
It is currently unclear what specific cause may have led to these reported vehicle failures or how many drivers are affected by the situation.
One source noted that removing the fuel from a compromised vehicle could incur costs exceeding £500.
The incident has left some customers feeling aggrieved over the potential damage to their transport and the financial burden involved.
No official confirmation has been provided regarding the nature of the defects or the steps being taken to address the complaints.
The Asda branch remains open, but the reports have drawn attention to the fuel quality or dispensing process at the location.
Further details on the scale of the issue and any remedial actions are yet to be made public.