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Falken is extending its popular ‘fill up’ campaign until December 15th. Launched in September, the promotion rewards customers who buy a set of Falken tyres, with a voucher which can be spent on fuel or in-store goods.
Once tyres have been purchased from their chosen retailer, participants should upload a photo of their purchase receipt at https://campaign.falkentyre.com/ to claim. A voucher will then be sent to the postal address provided.
The promotion is open to buyers of EUROWINTER HS01, EUROWINTER HS01 SUV, EUROWINTER HS02, EUROWINTER HS02 PRO, EUROALL SEASON AS200, EUROALL SEASON AS210, EUROALL SEASON AS220 PRO, WILDPEAK A/T AT3WA, EUROWINTER VAN01 or EUROALL SEASON VAN11 tyres – from 16 inches and above. The types of tyre, campaign periods, special prices as well as the values of pre-paid cards may vary from country to country.
In addition to its fuel voucher campaign, Falken has two more giveaways – an eight-day dream holiday in Malta for two people (worth €5,000) as well as 25 exclusive Aral SuperCards®. As before, anyone can take part in these two competitions – no purchase necessary. For the chance to win, register at https://win-with-falken.com.
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