Revive your Ride Sweepstakes is back for 2022

Congratulations to our winner from Ithaca, Janice DeLong

With Gas prices crazy, Why not spread the love to vehicles to help get the best gas mileage? The Revive Your Ride Sweepstakes brought to you by Jiffy Lube of Cortlandville is here!

WHAT’S INSIDE:

Jiffy Lube of Cortlandville: Four $80 oil change certificates, Four $25 Gas cards

Hill Fresh and Clean Detailing: Prize of interior detailing service-valued at $160.00

Aftermarket Effects: $100 gift certificate

East Hill Car Wash: $100 worth of car washes

Total prize package approximated retail value: $780.00

Thank you to all our generous Revive Your Ride Sponsors!

Jiffy Lube
840 Route 13
Cortlandville, NY 13045
(607) 344-3020

Hills Fresh & Clean
1495 Dryden Rd
Freeville, NY 13068
(607) 882-5198

Aftermarket Effects
1134 Nys Rte 13
Cortland, NY 13045
(607) 756-1756

East Hill Car Wash
383 Pine Tree Rd
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 277-1625

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