Vibe

Vibe is a Western Australian–owned independent fuel and convenience retailer operating service stations across both metropolitan Perth and regional WA. Trading under the “Buy Local, Support Local” motto, Vibe focuses on competitive fuel prices, clean and modern forecourts, and community-oriented service. Sites such as Vibe Piara Waters on Nicholson Road offer unleaded and diesel fuels, convenience groceries, snacks, drinks, coffee, and everyday essentials, with some locations also providing extras like air and water, gas bottles, and car-care products.

A Vibe charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to a purchase of fuel or in-store items at one of their service stations. Depending on how you paid, you might see a single final amount for fuel and shop items combined, a pay-at-pump transaction, or a temporary pre-authorization hold (often higher than your actual fuel spend) that later adjusts to the correct amount. Charges may post on a different day than your visit due to bank processing times, and pay-at-pump transactions can first appear as “pending” before settling. If you used a digital wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.), the merchant name may still show as “Vibe” or “Vibe Piara Waters” rather than the wallet brand.

To verify the charge, match the transaction date and amount to your fuel receipt or in-store docket from Vibe; if you paid by digital wallet, also check the transaction history inside your wallet app. If you have questions, visit vibepetroleum.com and use the contact details or enquiry form, or phone the specific Vibe site listed on your receipt to confirm the transaction. For most billing issues—such as duplicate charges, unresolved pre-authorisation holds, or incorrect amounts—your first step should be to speak with the station directly, then contact your bank for further investigation or a dispute if the site cannot locate the transaction or you suspect fraud.