In a deal targeting Thanksgiving travelers, Sheetz is cutting the price of its Unleaded 88 gas by 40 cents per gallon through the end of November.

As millions of Americans get ready to hit the road ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Sheetz is offering a deal on fuel.

Starting Tuesday, Sheetz is reducing the price of its Unleaded 88 by 40 cents per gallon. The deal lasts through the end of November and is available at 505 Sheetz locations that sell that type of gas. Customers can check if their local Sheetz sells Unleaded 88 through the Sheetz mobile app or website.

Sheetz announced this week it was discounting some gas by 40 cents a gallon ahead of busy Thanksgiving travel.

Sheetz is offering cheaper gas starting Tuesday as part of a promotion to kick off the Thanksgiving holiday season early. The convenience store and gas station chain said in a news release Tuesday that unleaded 88 gas will be sold at 40 cents less per gallon. The promotion continues until Nov. 30.

Sheetz is lowering gas prices ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Starting today, Nov. 19, and running through Nov. 30, Sheetz is lowering the price of their Unleaded 88 gasoline by 40 cents per gallon.

(CNN) – Sheetz is slashing prices at some of its pumps ahead of the busy Thanksgiving travel period. The price of its Unleaded 88 fuel is being reduced by 40 cents a gallon at more than 500 locations. The deal runs now through the end of the month. Sheetz and other chains periodically slash prices to generate buzz and sales.

Starting Tuesday, Sheetz is offering unleaded 88 fuel at a 40 cent discount, and it can be used in most vehicles.

Gasoline prices are at their lowest since 2021, leading to a 75% rise in the number of travelers expected to take a road trip for the Thanksgiving holiday this year compared to last year.

President-elect Donald Trump has always been seen as something of a business-friendly president, yet despite that fact, American businesses are already threatening to increase their prices when Trump takes office again in January of 2025.

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