How to Get to SM Aura Premier via Expressway
Find the nearest expressway exit, toll fees, and step-by-step driving directions to SM Aura Premier in Taguig, Metro Manila.
Quick Facts
Nearest Exit
Bicutan
Expressway
SLEX
Distance
13 km
Est. Drive Time
19 min
Est. Fuel Cost
₱70–95
RFID Needed
Autosweep
Toll Fees to SM Aura Premier
Toll fees from major Metro Manila entry points to Bicutan exit (Class 1 vehicles, cars, SUVs, vans):
₱336
via Skyway Stage 3 → SLEX
₱49
₱72
Rates based on TRB-approved toll matrix, VAT-inclusive. Class 2 and 3 rates are higher.
Step-by-Step Driving Directions
Enter the Skyway Stage 3 at Balintawak toll plaza.
Continue onto SLEX (enter at Buendia).
Exit at Bicutan toll plaza.
From Bicutan exit, follow local roads to SM Aura Premier (10-15 min via C-5/McKinley).
RFID Requirements
Autosweep RFID Required
The SLEX uses the Autosweep RFID system for cashless toll collection. Install your RFID sticker at any toll plaza or authorized service center before your trip.
About Taguig
Taguig is a rapidly developing city in Metro Manila, home to Bonifacio Global City (BGC), the Philippines' premier lifestyle and business district with malls, restaurants, and High Street.
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What is the nearest expressway exit to SM Aura Premier?
The nearest expressway exit to SM Aura Premier is Bicutan on the SLEX. From this exit, SM Aura Premier is approximately 10-15 min via C-5/McKinley.
How much is the toll fee going to SM Aura Premier?
The toll fee from Balintawak (NLEX) to the nearest exit (Bicutan) is ₱336 for Class 1 vehicles. Toll fees vary depending on your starting point and vehicle class. All rates shown are VAT-inclusive and based on 2026 TRB-approved toll rates.
What RFID do I need to get to SM Aura Premier?
The SLEX uses the Autosweep RFID system. Ensure your Autosweep RFID has sufficient balance before your trip.
How long does it take to drive to SM Aura Premier?
Travel time to SM Aura Premier depends on your starting point and traffic conditions. Using expressways is typically the fastest option. From the Bicutan exit, SM Aura Premier is 10-15 min via C-5/McKinley. Peak hours (7-9 AM and 5-8 PM on weekdays) may add 30-60 minutes to your trip.
Can I use Waze or Google Maps to navigate to SM Aura Premier?
Yes, you can use Waze or Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation to SM Aura Premier. We recommend selecting the "highways" or "expressway" option in your navigation app to ensure you take the toll road route via SLEX. Check toll fees here before you go so you know how much RFID balance you'll need.
How much gas money do I need to get to SM Aura Premier?
The estimated fuel cost to reach SM Aura Premier is ₱70–95 for a sedan/small SUV. The route covers approximately 13 km total (8 km expressway + 5 km local roads). Your total trip cost including toll fees is approximately ₱431. Based on gasoline at ₱62.5/L and 7.5 L/100km expressway consumption.
How long does it take to drive to SM Aura Premier from Manila?
The estimated drive time to SM Aura Premier is approximately 19 min via expressway under normal traffic. During rush hour (7-9 AM, 5-8 PM weekdays), add 30-60 minutes. Weekend mornings are typically the best time to travel for minimal traffic on the expressways.
Do I need cash for tolls going to SM Aura Premier?
No. All Philippine expressways now require RFID for cashless toll collection. Cash lanes have been discontinued. Install an Autosweep or Easytrip RFID sticker (free at toll plazas) and load sufficient balance before your trip. Check which RFID system you need in the RFID Requirements section above.
Is there a bus or public transport to SM Aura Premier?
Public transport options to SM Aura Premier vary. Provincial buses, UV Express vans, and jeepneys serve many destinations. However, driving via expressway is typically faster and more convenient. If you don't have a car, ride-hailing apps like Grab are available for expressway routes but cost more than self-driving.