Here are several credit cards the provide the best rewards for drivers through rebates on gas purchases as well as a few other benefits. It’s difficult to find good credit cards as the companies are pulling back their offerings. If you’re interested in making the most out of your money, jump on these offers before they disappear.

But beware—if you are not in control of your spending, credit cards can be dangerous tools. Don’t spend more than you can afford.

Discover Open Road Card (apply here)

This card is offering 0% APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months. What makes the Discover Open Road card great for drivers is the 5% cash-back bonus on gas purchases and auto maintenance, but in the fine print, that bonus is limited to your first $1,200 in purchases each year. Starting in October, this limit is measured on a monthly basis—the most rewards are earned on the first $100 spent each month.

If you shop online through the Discover network, you can also receive 5% to 20% back. Watch out for cash advance and balance transfer fees.

CitiBank Drivers Edge (apply here)

For the first 12 months, the Citi Drivers Edge card presents a 6% cash back rebate at gas stations, drugstores, and supermarkets. After that introductory period, the rebate is reduced to 3%, which is still higher than a lot of other cards. All other purchases generate 1% cash back.

The card also features a fairly high limit of $1,000 each year. That’s the amount of cash back that would be generated from almost $17,000 of gas station spending. What’s neat is you also receive $1 cash back for every mile you drive. Considering that, it wouldn’t be difficult at all to hit the maximum cash back limit.

Note: As mentioned in the comments below, the rewards gained from this card must be used for purchasing or leasing a vehicle or on service for your current vehicle.

Chase PerfectCard MasterCard (apply here)

The Chase PerfectCard MasterCard has features similar to the Citi Drivers Edge card. Unfortunately, the 6% rebate is only available for 90 days and only gas station purchases are eligible. After the first 90 days, the gas station rebate is reduced to 3%, while all other purchases generate 1% cash back.

The difference with this card is that your rebates are automatically credited to your credit card to pay for future purchases. That’s good if you plan on continuing use of the card.

Chase BP Visa (apply here)

I would recommend this card only if you visit BP stations for getting your gas. This card offers a whopping 10% rebate for the first 60 days for purchases at BP. Take into consideration that you can probably find gas stations close to BP that offer gas for less money. After the introductory period, you still get a 5% rebate when shopping at BP. The card also offers some other decent rebates as well. Here are the details.

In addition to receiving your rebates as $25 gift cards to BP or $25 checks, you can also directly donate your rebate to The Conservation Fund, an environmental charity.