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Advance Unveils Speed Perks Gas Rewards With Shell


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Advance Auto Parts has teamed with Shell to provide savings on gas to motorists through Advance’s new Speed Perks Gas Rewards loyalty program.  

For every $50 spent at Advance store locations or online at AdvanceAutoParts.com, Speed Perks members will receive 5 cents off per gallon on any single gas purchase at participating Shell stations.

The more Speed Perks members spend at Advance, the more they save on gas. For example, members who spend $250 at Advance are now rewarded with savings of 25 cents per gallon on any single trip to the pump. Motorists can sign up for Speed Perks on Advance’s website or mobile app.

Existing Speed Perks members are automatically enrolled in the program.  

“Saving at the pump is always top of mind for motorists,” said Jason McDonell, Advance’s executive vice president of merchandising, marketing and eCommerce. “In fact, we found that fuel savings was an often-requested benefit from our Speed Perks members. By teaming up with Shell on Speed Perks Gas Rewards, we’re helping motorists advance at the pump and on the road in 2022 and beyond.” 

Speed Perks members can check their points balance, member status and gas rewards balance online at 

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 or Advance’s mobile app. Combining Speed Perks Gas Rewards and the Fuel Rewards program can help Fuel Rewards Gold-status members save an additional 5 cents per gallon and Silver-status members save 3 cents per gallon on each fill-up, according to Advance.

When Speed Perks members first link their account to a new or existing Fuel Rewards account, they will be rewarded with 25 cents off per gallon on their next fill-up at Shell in addition to any rewards accumulated through purchases at Advance.  

“For 10 years, Shell and the Fuel Rewards program have helped consumers save money at the pump through member discounts, convenience store rewards, affiliate offers and much more,” said Greg Lemen, Shell’s director of loyalty partnerships. “With Advance’s concentration of retail stores near Shell stations, we believe this is an offering that benefits all motorists. We are thrilled to be part of Advance’s enhanced Speed Perks loyalty program, which combines savings on quality automotive aftermarket parts and Shell’s patented formula of high-quality fuels.” 

The launch of Speed Perks Gas Rewards will be supported by paid media, including a commercial starring NASCAR Cup Series drivers and Team Penske teammates Ryan Blaney, who is sponsored by Advance, and Joey Logano, sponsored by Shell.  

Speed Perks points are redeemable at Advance stores and participating Carquest locations nationwide. Gas Rewards can be applied on fill-ups of up to 20 gallons.  

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      $
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      $
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      3.0
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      (1.0
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      0.0
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      8.2
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      5.0
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      5.3
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      $
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      80
       
       
       
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      (54,940
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      828
       
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      (275,000
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      (154,796
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      (12,605
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      (264,469
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      (273,735
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      93
       
       
       
      (19,994
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      269,282
       
       
       
      601,428
       
      Cash and cash equivalents, end of period
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      $
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      $
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      $
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      (114,854
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      (468,861
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      $
      (169,794
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      December 31, 2022
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      $
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      $
      4,066,144
       
       
       
       
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      404,732
       
      $
      501,872
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      291,032
       
       
      283,800
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      120,432
       
       
      146,815
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      67,910
       
       
      51,060
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      50,524
       
       
      50,978
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      7,806
       
       
      6,996
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      595,208
       
       
      594,838
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      $
      1,537,644
       
      $
      1,636,359
       
       
       
       
      Adjusted Debt to EBITDAR
       
      3.0
       
       
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      AAP
       
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      Total
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      4,440
       
       
      330
       
       
      316
       
      5,086
       
      New
       
      19
       
       

       
       
      2
       
      21
       
      Closed
       
      (3
      )
       
      (8
      )
       

       
      (11
      )
      Consolidated
       

       
       

       
       

       

       
      Converted
       

       
       

       
       

       

       
      Relocated
       

       
       

       
       

       

       
      April 22, 2023
       
      4,456
       
       
      322
       
       
      318
       
      5,096
       
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      Investor Relations Contact:
      Elisabeth Eisleben
      T: (919) 227-5466
      E: [email protected]
      Media Contact:
      Darryl Carr
      T: (984) 389-7207
      E: [email protected]
      Source: Advance Auto Parts, Inc.

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      This year’s Advance My Track Challenge featured 25 NASCAR-sanctioned home tracks across the United States and Canada participating in the program’s first round of voting. 
      Previous winners of the Advance My Track Challenge include Berlin Raceway (Grand Rapids, Michigan) and Jennerstown Speedway (Jennerstown, Pennsylvania).
      link hidden, please login to view in 2021 and used the $50,000 grand prize to build a new spectator deck and upgrade its main concession stand. Jennerstown Speedway was last year’s winner, and their winnings went toward the construction of a family friendly, ADA-compliant restroom facility.  The post
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