FastLane to convert 18 Missouri fuel sites from Shell to Phillips 66
Shell Fuel Rewards and Shell gift cards will stop being accepted at each location once it transitions.
FastLane, the convenience store chain operated by Warrenton Oil Company, is transitioning 18 of its fuel locations across Missouri from Shell to Phillips 66 branding. The switch begins August 5 and is expected to be completed in early October 2026.
As Shell exits fuel supply in the area, select FastLane locations are moving to Phillips 66, a change the company says will help keep fuel service reliable while bringing the affected sites in line with the rest of its brand.
“Our identity, our people, and our commitment to serving customers remain exactly the same,” said FastLane CEO Dana Moloney.
Customers will see new Phillips 66 signage at the pump and in stores, along with refreshed store elements, though stores will remain open throughout the transition process.
Shell Fuel Rewards and Shell gift cards will stop being accepted at each location once it transitions, and customers are being urged to use any Shell gift cards before their local store converts. FastLane's own KickBack Rewards loyalty programme will continue uninterrupted, with staff on hand to help customers sign up.
The rollout covers stores in towns including Hannibal, Mexico, Bowling Green, Louisiana, Palmyra and Wright City, with each location's changeover date published on FastLane's website.
