Diesel Stations

[WMcGuire]

Anyone have a link to locating diesel stations while traveling?

I have the book "Next Exit" for travelling the interstates, but would like to plan my fuel stops ahead of time when I'm travelling the secondary hiways.



Thanks: Will

 

[jcarew]

Try to buy at the big truck stops, fuel is fresh, less chance of fuel problems, usually plenty of room to get a snack an take a break.

 

[Grey Wolf]

I always use the truck stops, they move the most fuel



http://www.everyowneroperatorjob.com/truck stops.html

 

[HPagel]

Try www.flyingj.com You can also get fuel prices for the whole country.

 

[rrausch]

Ditto on the truck stops! Also, some of the Indian Gambling joints have cheap diesel to lure the truckers in. Flower Mountain, at about exit 102 off of I-40 about 50 miles west of Albuquerque is one of those and is almost always cheaper than anybody else in N. M.

 

[tURBOdIEZEl]

i agree on stoping at truck stops for fuel. did that on the way from tx to pa... and back home for the holidays..... except for sections of I30 in arkansas... . i swear that state was the hardest place to find diesel fuel.....

 

[damar]

Go to www.truckstops.com. They have books like "Fuel Finder" but I use their "The RVer's Friend". Usually cost about $12. 00 and has a map for each state accompanied by a list by town or city. Lists what's available at each location. This is the same outfit that prints them for the truckers.