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ʻOhana Fuels enhances Lower Main station with renovations and equipment upgrades

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ʻOhana Fuels

ʻOhana Fuels welcomes customers to its Lower Main location in Wailuku following recent renovations and equipment upgrades designed to enhance the overall fueling experience of their customers with a greater reliability and a cleaner, more welcoming environment.

Under new management, the Lower Main station has undergone improvements to its facilities and upgraded equipment, reinforcing ʻOhana Fuels’ commitment to provide their customers with a convenient, reliable, and comfortable place to fuel up.

“The Lower Main location has reopened under new management following renovations designed to deliver a better experience for our customers through improved facilities and upgraded equipment. We are excited to welcome customers to a refreshed location focused on quality, convenience, and exceptional service.” said Greg Cabanting, Minit Stop General Manager.

As an added benefit, customers visiting the Lower Main location can also enter for a chance to receive a $500 fuel credit to use at ʻOhana Fuels through their giveaway. Customers can enter by scanning a QR code displayed on the flyers and video screens at the Lower Main gas pumps and completing the giveaway entry form.

No purchase is necessary to enter to win. Open to legal residents of Hawaiʻi who are 18 years of age or older to enter. Entries must be submitted in person at the ʻOhana Fuels Lower Main location. Limit one entry per person per day. Void where prohibited by law. For more information, official giveaway rules, and terms and conditions, visit ʻOhana Fuels online at www.ohanafuels.com/lower-main-giveaway.

Through its “Fuel Up. Do Good.” commitment, ʻOhana Fuels continues to serve Hawaii’s communities while helping keep local drivers moving.

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