[Expired] Kroger: 4x Fuel Points on Visa/MC Gift Cards and Third Party Gift Cards

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The Offer

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Check your Kroger coupons for the following offers:

  • Save a digital coupon to get 4x fuel points on Visa and Mastercard $100, $50, or $25 fixed-value gift cards. Valid until  09/29/2018
  • Save a digital coupon to get 4x fuel points on third party gift cards. Valid until 09/29/2018.

The Fine Print

  • Points earned in September will be valid through October.
  • Usually, every 1000 fuel points will get you a discount of $1 per gallon with a 35-gallon limit, a max value of $35 per 1000-points, though these details do vary by store and region.
  • Fuel Gift Cards not included.
  • Excludes variable-load Visa and Mastercard gift cards.

Our Verdict

These offers come up regularly. Make sure to use a credit card that earns at a high rate on grocery store purchases.
    Chuck
  • On September 13, 2018, 15:27

View Comments (11)

  • Beware! It appears the 5.95 fee on the visa gcs not counting in the 4x. I just called into Customer Service, Option 3, @ 1-866-221-4141 to get those points added to make a multiple of 1000 for the $1 off per gallon. (In fact the guy made a mistake in his adjustment and in fact doubled my points earned!!! )

    • Some people buy gas cans and make sure to use the full 35-gallon limit. They also tend to buy a siphon pump. Personally, I think it's too much trouble for the value, but YMMV.

      • I've been doing this for around a year now. Very rarely have I had to pay full price for gas. I usually wait until one vehicle is getting low, fill it up plus a few cans to max out at 35 gallons. Then I fill the other car up at home w/ a pump ($20 on amazon), or the old fashioned way. It's a few minutes of my time, but $35/shot for a few minutes of effort is worth it to me. On top of using something like the Amex BCP (6% cb)...

      • My way of doing this is to fill up two cars: a small econonmy car (usually takes about 10-11 gallons from empty and a midsize sedan (about 14-15 gallons). From there I have two 5-gallon cans I fuel in one transaction. The hardest part is having the wife let me know when her car is low and coordinating doing this all in one transaction. The Kroger Fuel is less than a mile from home so the whole process takes less than 10 minutes.

      • I have filled a can but even at 10 gallons it's $10 savings. I have a truck with a 26 gallon tank so fuel points are my friend

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