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Grease Monkey Centers to Honor King Soopers SooperCard

30 July 1998

Grease Monkey Centers to Honor King Soopers SooperCard
    DENVER, July 30 -- Grease Monkey International, Inc.,
announced today that it will become an exclusive partner of King Soopers in
its extremely successful SooperCard program.  Effective August 1, Grease
Monkey centers along the Front Range will offer customers who present their
SooperCard a ten percent discount on all preventive maintenance services.
    "We are thrilled about this partnership," said Charles Steinbrueck,
president and CEO of Grease Monkey International, Inc.  "It will provide our
customers with terrific value."
    According to the terms of the agreement reached between King Soopers and
Grease Monkey, Grease Monkey centers located in the Denver metro area,
Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Longmont, Loveland, Greeley and Pueblo will
offer customers who present a SooperCard ten percent off of oil changes and
other preventive maintenance services.  The offer will be available at all 49
Grease Monkey centers along the Front Range, including 39 in the Denver metro
area.
    All Grease Monkey centers feature a Full Service Oil Change which includes
new oil and filter, checks of major fluids, interior vacuum and exterior
window wash.  In addition to the Full Service Oil Changes, centers provide a
variety of preventive maintenance services that meet manufacturers'
recommendations for most makes and models of vehicles.
    Denver-based Grease Monkey International, Inc., is one of the nation's
largest franchisors of fast lube and oil change centers.  With 212 centers in
31 states and Mexico, 32 of which are company-owned, Grease Monkey is the
largest quick lube organization not owned by a major oil company.  Grease
Monkey International's parent company, Grease Monkey Holding Corporation
(OTC Bulletin Board: GMHC) is a publicly traded company.