As Americans continue to deal with elevated grocery and gasoline costs, grocery chains are increasingly rolling out aggressive discounts and rewards programs to win over customers and keep shoppers from switching to competitors.
One regional supermarket is now offering its largest fuel discount ever, giving customers the opportunity to save more at the pump during the busy summer travel season.
Save Mart has launched a limited-time promotion that allows Rewards Members to redeem up to $1 off per gallon at participating Shell stations, the largest fuel discount the grocery chain has ever offered. The promotion is available through Sept. 15, 2026.
According to the company, Rewards Members earn one point for every $1 spent on qualifying purchases made in-store or online. Every 100 points can be redeemed for 10¢ off per gallon at participating Shell locations.
For a limited time, members can redeem up to 1,000 points for $1 off per gallon, compared with the program's standard redemption limit of 100 points per fill-up. Fuel discounts apply to purchases of up to 20 gallons per transaction.
Customers can redeem their savings by entering the phone number associated with their Save Mart Rewards account at participating Shell stations.
The promotion is available exclusively to Save Mart Rewards members, and enrollment in the program is free.
Reward points expire on the last day of the third calendar month after they are earned. Members can track their available points and upcoming expirations through the Rewards section of the Save Mart app or website.
Customers can also maximize their savings by linking their Save Mart Rewards account with Shell's Fuel Rewards program. Eligible discounts can be stacked at participating Shell stations, with combined savings applying to up to 20 gallons per transaction.
New Fuel Rewards members receive an instant 5-cent-per-gallon discount, while existing Platinum members receive up to 10 cents per gallon automatically.
Fuel Rewards is Shell's loyalty program, allowing members to earn savings through dining, online shopping, rental cars, in-store purchases, tier status, and other partner offers.
The promotion comes as grocery retailers ramp up discounts and loyalty incentives to attract budget-conscious shoppers facing persistently high living costs. Rising grocery bills and elevated fuel prices have made consumers increasingly selective about where they shop and fill up their tanks.
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