TSD Fuel Program Update

[Rick B]

Are there minimum length requirements to use the truck lanes? We pull a 31' Reflection 29RS 5er with Silverado 3500.

 

[vonzoog]

Never heard of any. I have use the truck lanes to fuel truck without the RV attached. And I’m not the only one. I see pickups and class 8 tractors refueling without trailers all of the time.

Fuel up and then move on. Don’t block the lanes by leaving you vehicle in front of the pumps.

 

[Rovers]

Are there minimum length requirements to use the truck lanes? We pull a 31' Reflection 29RS 5er with Silverado 3500.

I fill up without a trailer far more than with the trailer attached. Truckers don’t mind us using the truck lanes at all as long as we don’t linger once we’ve fueled up. As the big rigs do, pull forward so the next trucker in line can fuel his rig and then you can go inside to use the restrooms or grab a coffee if you’d like. It’s really no biggie - simple courtesy is the key.

Bob

 

[sgrol60]

Anyone noticing any decent prices with this program anymore? They used to be the best price out there but our local Murphy (Walmart) station is much lower than the lowest prices anywhere around. Murphy - $2.11, cheapest TSD station (86 miles away) $2.23.

 

[Rovers]

Anyone noticing any decent prices with this program anymore? They used to be the best price out there but our local Murphy (Walmart) station is much lower than the lowest prices anywhere around. Murphy - $2.11, cheapest TSD station (86 miles away) $2.23.

I'm still able to buy diesel at TA/Petro and other stations in the program cheaper than anywhere else here in N. Ohio and Pennsylvania. Best prices at regular retail stations including Murphy/Walmart, Meijer, etc is around $2.60 while at a TA station yesterday I filled up for $2.47.

Prices on all grades of gas and diesel have really jumped around here in the last two weeks. No Keystone pipeline has traders worried and they're bidding prices up? Not sure of the reason but frustrates me as this is my busiest travel season

Bob