ok... use the drink coupon and also at the same time hamd the cashier the coney dog coupon. Both coupons scan, and are from the racetrac rewards insider club so if they ask where you got them tell the clerk that.
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mrredskin said:i don't think i'd use their gas even if it was free I use their gas frequently in both my vehicles and have for years. At 115,000+ miles on each, I have seen no problems with it...
mrredskin said:i don't think i'd use their gas even if it was free
You know that there are areas of the country that have a central distribution point for fuel and ALL of the gas tankers fill up there. Meaning, the gas is the same for Exxon, Mobil, Shell, BP, Hess, Race Trac, etc.
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