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Shell Fuel Rewards

Penske Truck Rental customers can join the Shell Fuel Rewards®program and save at least 5¢/gal on every fill-up with Gold Status.

Plus, get an extra 25¢/gal on your next fill-up.*

As a thank you for renting from Penske, we are extending you a special invitation to join the Fuel Rewards® program at Shell. Customers who sign up will be granted Instant Gold Status for six months.**

Gold Status members save at least 5¢/gal off of every fill-up at participating Shell stations.
Gold Status rewards are stackable with Fuel Rewards savings earned through other offers and participating retailers.


How it Works

To take advantage of this special offer, you must join the Fuel Rewards® program from the Fuel Rewards customer registration link provided in the Penske Truck Rental confirmation page or confirmation email.

How to Redeem

  • Find a participating Shell or other select gas station
  • When prompted at the pump, select “Fuel Rewards"
  • Swipe your Fuel Rewards card or key in your ALT ID before you pay
  • Insert your credit or debit card to finish the transaction
  • You can also redeem Fuel Rewards savings inside the convenience store. Just ask the attendant.

*Up to 20 gallons. Terms & Conditions apply. 25¢/gal registration bonus ends 09/30/2020 and is only available to new Fuel Rewards members. Available to Penske Truck Rental customers who register from the Fuel Rewards registration link provided in the Penske Truck Rental confirmation page or confirmation email. See the Fuel Rewards registration link for full offer Terms and Conditions. The Fuel Rewards® program is owned and operated by Excentus Corporation. By clicking the link, you will be redirected to a third party website. Penske Automotive Group and Penske Truck Leasing make no representation nor have any supervision or control over the quality, content, reliability or security of the third party website, nor shall Penske Automotive Group and Penske Truck Leasing be liable for its use.

** See fuelrewards.com/gold for Gold status terms and conditions.

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