How to Claim Fram Air Filter Rebates

Have you recently purchased a Fram air filter for your car, truck, or SUV? Several vendors of Fram air filters are offering rebates on Fram air filter purchases.

For this post, let's take a look at the Fram air filter rebate process and the pitfalls of that process.

Then let's show you how to successfully eliminate all that aggravation by using the fast and easy rebate tools from DoNotPay.

Who is Fram?

From humble beginnings back in 1932, the Fram company was founded by T. Edward Aldham and Frederick Franklin. The company name 'Fram' is derived from the two last names of its founders. This two-man team is responsible for developing a replaceable oil filter element that we now find commonplace in the care and maintenance of our vehicles.

Incorporated in 1934, the first Fram manufacturing facility in Cleveland, Ohio produced on average, 10 oil filters per day. Fram has also been responsible for two iconic advertising campaigns in its history.

1. The first one in 1942 simply stated "The Dipstick Tells the Story"
2. The widely recognized one from 1970 "You Can Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later" was the forerunner of promoting how beneficial regular maintenance is to your car.

Fram was also the first filter company to offer a complete air and oil filter cross-referencing system. These were the first really large books you see behind the counter at any auto parts store and this gave the ability to a part's employee to find the corresponding Fram filter for any make or model of vehicle.

What Rebates are Available on Fram Air Filters?

Since the first Fram air filter was standard issue on a 1939 Studebaker, Fram has been in the business of supplying oil and air filters to all major automotive manufacturers as well as the military.

And what better way to say 'thank you' to all those Fram air filter buyers than to offer a rebate on every air filter purchased by the average American guy performing periodic maintenance on the family car.

Special Offers From Fram

If you were looking for a rebate, or how to claim a Fram air filter rebate, you might be inclined to check out the Fram website page for 'Special Offers.'

And after doing so, you might find yourself sadly disappointed. As of this writing, there are no current special offers available directly from Fram. But, that does not mean there are not any rebates you can claim for Fram air filters.

Third-Party Vendor Rebates From Fram Air Filters

When you purchase a Fram air filter at locations like;

• Advance Auto Parts
• Autozone
• Rock Auto (online only)
• KN Filters (online only)
• Amazon (online only)

These are the vendors that offer a $4 rebate on Fram air filters. Thus, a Fram air filter purchased through one of these vendors can potentially be up to $4 cheaper than buying directly from Fram.

Each of these vendors will offer you a $4 mail-in rebate provided in one of two different methods;

• Purchasing a Fram air filter online and the $4 rebate will be applied at checkout
• Purchasing a Fram air filter at Autozone or Advanced Auto Parts will have rebate mail-in instructions printed on your receipt

This makes buying your Fram air filter more appealing when you purchase from someone other than Fram. This is beneficial to Fram as well. Being able to save a few dollars when purchasing from other vendors rather than Fram keeps the faithful Fram followers buying through these vendors.

And Fram gets the benefit of selling massive orders of their products to the places where their brand-loyal customers shop!

Be Aware of the Terms and Conditions

If you purchase your Fram air filter and want to cash in on the mail-in rebate, check the fine print. The $4 rebate applies to a purchase of a Fram air filter, and a Fram oil filter.

After making copies of your receipt and cutting out the UPCs of each product, you will need a rebate claim form from Fram.

You can get a copy of the form needed to claim your rebate here.

Cutting out and keeping up with UPCs, using special rebate forms, and no rebates from the company is a bit much. Getting a rebate for anything doesn't have to be this complicated and time-consuming not to mention frustrating!

Let's show you how fast and easy you can get a Fram air filter rebate using the 'Claim My Rebates' tool from DoNotPay!

Here is how!

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If you need to claim your rebate for a Fram filter purchase, DoNotPay has got you covered in 3 easy steps!

Here's how it works:

1. Search rebates on DoNotPay and select the type of rebates offer you want to claim (is it for a car, electronic gadget, household appliance, etc).

2. Tell us more about the purchase, including the product name, brand, serial number (if relevant), and whether you bought it online or in-person.

3. Select whether the rebate is online or mail-in. Upload your evidence documents, including receipts, and any necessary forms, and confirm your contact information.

And that's it! DoNotPay will file your rebate claim on your behalf by mail or online depending on the rebate campaign. You should receive your rebate by check within 30 days!

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