The Markets at Tiger Fuel & Tiger Wash Honor Our Veterans


Nick and Abby from Tiger Wash and The Markets at Tiger Fuel met with Highway John and Tawne Hayes from the Big Greasy Breakfast to share how they’ll be honoring our Vets this year!

As a “Thank You” to our Veterans, The Markets at Tiger Fuel and Tiger Wash are doing something special on Veterans Day, Friday, November 11th.

They recognize the commitment of all who have dedicated their life to protect our nation and want to continue the tradition of extending free washes and meals on Veterans Day.

  • Free wash at any of our eight participating Tiger Wash locations for all veterans and active military on Friday, Nov 11th!
  • Free meal – signature sandwich, 2-piece chicken meal, or hot dog at participating Market locations!

Click here for the full list of participating Tiger Wash and Market locations!

Plus, The Markets at Tiger Fuel have their November Sandwich of the MonthStuffed Turkey!  Featuring smoked turkey, lettuce, honey mustard, and cranberry relish on our ciabatta bread!

Another date to add to the calendar, their Gas Sale at The Market at Lake Monticello – Wednesday, Nov. 16th from 2-3 PM!  There will be a special fuel discount, free car washes, and goodies for Market Rewards members!

Not a member? Download the Market Rewards app via the App Store/Google Play Store so you can get in on the fuel discount! Or Click Here!

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