Thanksgiving Week Special: Sheetz Gas Stations Slash Fuel Prices To $1.99!
The well-known convenience store and gas station chain Sheetz is bringing a little extra holiday cheer to American families as they prepare for Thanksgiving celebrations by running a special promotion on gasoline.?
During the Thanksgiving holiday, Sheetz locations will have fuel available for the irresistible price of $1.99 per gallon for a limited time.?During a season when road trips and travel are typically on the rise, drivers and tourists alike are delighted to find this unexpected treat.?
Who Lowered The Price Of Fuel For Thanksgiving Week?
During the hectic travel week, Sheetz Gas wants to offer its customers something to be grateful for.?The chain of convenience stores and gas stations declared that one of its gas grades would be priced lower through the long weekend.?
But it's limited to a single kind of fuel.
What Are The Lower Prices?
As of November 20, the average price of regular gasoline in the?United States?was $3.30, according to AAA.?The average cost of premium gas is $4.10, while the lowest average cost is $2.72 for E85.?
When Did It Start?
Beginning on November 20, this promotion is for "Happy 'Tanks-giving.'"?The offer is valid through Monday, November 27, at 11:59 p.m. next week.
Where Is This Offer Available?
Unleaded 88 gas is available at Sheetz gas stations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia.?Customers are advised to check the Sheetz website or mobile app to verify which stations are offering discounted gas.?
How Did The Other Gas Stations Bring The Offers?
In observance of the holiday, Sheetz is not the only gas station expressing gratitude to its patrons.?According to CBS News, GetGo will offer its AdvantagePay, myPerks Pay Direct, and myPerks Pay Rewards Visa Credit Card members a $1 discount off the posted per-gallon price on November 24 (Black Friday).?
Many people will have the opportunity to take advantage of these temporary offers, as approximately 49 million people are anticipated to travel over the Thanksgiving holiday week.
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