Chase Offers: 10% Back on Exxon Gas, Up To $9 Back

Update 6/26/22: More targeted for the Chase Offer at Exxon; either 5% or 10% with varying maximums

Update 6/8/22: Deal is back, but 10% this time.

The Offer

  • Some people are seeing a Chase Offer for 10% back on Exxon. Max $9 cash back.
  • Others are seeing a $2.50 max.

The Fine Print

  • Expires 12/31

Our Verdict

Max this out with $40 spend. Gas cashback deals are always useful.

Hst tip to reader Jack

View Comments (39)

  • Great deal with 10% back plus app cashback %. Costco near me is only 40cents cheaper and Exxon is at $6.39 regular.

  • I used a similar Amex offer earlier this year and made the mistake of putting in 87 gas. I actually read the details this time on the Chase offer and made sure to only use 91 gas. This offer is only valid on 91.

    • Huh? That's just an ad for it, you definitely get this offer for any grade at pump. At least at chase.

      • A previous Amex offer did require the higher octane. The "regular" did not trigger it. But that did have the verbiage in the offer. This Chase one doesn't as far as I can see.

  • I see a lot of these offers from brand-name gas stations, but even with the discount, the cost is not less than Costco or indie stations. Basically useless unless being in LA makes it impossible to get value from these offers.

      • Prolly both in Cali, I travel a lot, and your gas stations are ridiculous in the gouging at one vs the other.

    • I would imagine its LA, speaking for my area this was a good deal. Gas was about the same everywhere $5.56/gal give or take, and this meant 55.6 cents a gallon discount. Just barely got full, I use tons of discount programs and 55 cents is decent in non price gouging parts of country.

      Costco was $5.49, they are rarely more than 20 cents anymore.

  • Offer on 1 out of 5 (Marriott Boundless). 10% with $8 max. Do I need to use an app? Can't I just "pay at the pump"?

    • The offer clearly states: “Earn 5% back on your ExxonMobil Pay-At-Pump purchase,”
      Did you bother to read the post or just the headline?

    • Care to share an analysis?
      Here's mine: the left artificially and intentionally created a shortage of gas.
      Prices on such a resource go up.
      And for the stock price, maybe the market is saying that they don't see this going away any time soon and in such a bad economic environment you should bet on profitable industries?

      Remember, socialism causes shortages. Always has, always will.

  • Gas prices keep rising but I keep getting so many gas discount offers that I hardly notice. I have 5-10% at Marathon, BP, Exxon/Mobil, Chevron. I can't even use all these.

    • Same, but hey I do use them when I can, and it does help. You should never need to pay retail right now.