Earn CAA Dollars

It's quick and easy

Present your CAA card every time you make a purchase* at a Husky, Mohawk, or Husky House Restaurant, anywhere in Canada and you automatically:

Earn CAA Dollars when you fill up

• Buy regular** fuel - Earn 1.5 cents per litre in CAA Dollars
• Buy premium fuel - Earn 2 cents per litre in CAA Dollars
• Buy more than 125 litres in a month and earn an additional 1/2-cent per litre in CAA Dollars back to litre one.

Earn CAA Dollars on the total amount you spend

• Earn 3% of your total amount spent for car washes, car repairs and all eligible in-store merchandise.
• Earn 4% of the total amount you spend at Husky House Restaurants.

CAA Dollars are stored in your CAA membership account and can be redeemed towards many products and services including vacations booked through CAA Travel.

Check your CAA Dollar Balance

To find out more about CAA membership or CAA Dollars, click on your provincial club or visit:

• Canadian Automobile Association
• CAA Manitoba
• CAA Saskatchewan
• Alberta Motor Association
• BC Automobile Association

Commercial purchases

Commercial purchases at any retail location made with a Husky Commercial Card, Fleet Card, or Company Card are eligible for a 1% reward in the Community Rebate Program or in CAA Dollars. Just choose between the two programs at time of purchase before rewards are being credited.

Didn't get your CAA Dollars?

In the event you didn't recieve a credit for your last purchase at a Husky or Mohawk station due to a damaged, expired, missing or temporary CAA card, please visit your nearest CAA Service Centre for assistance. Please be sure to take along your Husky or Mohawk receipt(s) so CAA can credit you for your purchase(s). Note: receipts older than 30 days will not be accepted.

* excluding tobacco, lottery tickets, gift certificates, bulk purchases or purchases made with Husky Route Commander Cards.
** Regular fuel is defined as the regular (lowest-priced) fuel at a Husky or Mohawk location. Diesel, natural gas and propane are considered to be regular fuels.