Amazon Prime members save $1 per gallon at the pump this weekend

Amazon Prime Day doesn’t officially kick off until July 8, but members can still enjoy early deals such as discounted gas.

For those traveling on the Fourth of July holiday weekend, Amazon Prime is offering $1 off per gallon, eligible for up to 35 gallons, at select gas stations.

Amazon Prime members can link their accounts to BP’s “Earnify” rewards program to get the deal on gas at more than 7,500 Amoco, BP and AM/PM gas stations nationwide starting Thursday, July 3, through Sunday, July 6.

Amazon Prime members can link their accounts here.

Even after the weekend, there’s still a way to save on gas if you’re an Amazon Prime customer. Prime members who have linked their accounts to Earnify can get a 10-cent discount per gallon at participating gas stations, with no limit.

How do Amazon Prime members get a gas discount?

To redeem the perk, Prime members must link their membership to Earnify, BP’s loyalty program. Then, enter your phone number at the pump of any participating gas station, use the Earnify app, or use the payment method linked to the Amazon account used to sign up.

The deal is eligible at 7,500 Amoco, BP and AM/PM gas stations nationwide, according to Amazon.

Not an Amazon Prime member? Sign up here.

When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Amazon’s 11th Prime Day officially starts July 8 at 12:01 a.m. PDT (3:01 a.m. Eastern Time) and runs through July 11.

What’s new for Amazon Prime Day?

In addition to 2025’s event being Amazon’s longest-ever Prime Day, there will also be a new feature called “Today’s Big Deals.” Starting at midnight Pacific on each day of the sale, there will be “themed daily drops” across top brands.

Amazon’s announcement said those drops will feature “some of the most exciting deals of the event” and will only be available for a limited time, while supplies last.

There will also be “deals dropping as often as every five minutes during select periods throughout the event,” Amazon said.

You can stay up to date with the Amazon Prime Day sale here, and see all items currently on sale.

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