Fuel savings at Pilot/Flying J

They have their own RV fuel discount card. You can sign up for it online because very few have the cards in stock.

If you want to save money stay away from Pilot/Flying J, and the other large truck stops. Thier prices are 30 to 50 cents a gallon hiher than the station across the street or next off ramp. I use Gasbuddy to fine better prices along my route. Then Goggle map to see how hard or easy to get to the pump.

Itakethe5th2011 wrote:
If you want to save money stay away from Pilot/Flying J, and the other large truck stops. Thier prices are 30 to 50 cents a gallon hiher than the station across the street or next off ramp. I use Gasbuddy to fine better prices along my route. Then Goggle map to see how hard or easy to get to the pump.

I disagree, but I avoided the crazy prices in California and filled up in Oregon passed through California and filled up again In Reno Nevada
I use them all the time and have not noticed the difference in price

I only fill up at a truck stop if I'm pulling in there to sleep. I can always find fuel cheaper by at least $.20 a gallon elsewhere. And yes I drive a 40' DP and a pull a toad. I figure that in the last four years that I got new free steering wheels by not using truck stops.

Bill

rr2254545 wrote:

Itakethe5th2011 wrote:
If you want to save money stay away from Pilot/Flying J, and the other large truck stops. Thier prices are 30 to 50 cents a gallon hiher than the station across the street or next off ramp. I use Gasbuddy to fine better prices along my route. Then Goggle map to see how hard or easy to get to the pump.

I disagree, but I avoided the crazy prices in California and filled up in Oregon passed through California and filled up again In Reno Nevada
I use them all the time and have not noticed the difference in price

X2
Have never had that much of a price difference in any that I have used. With the % discount on their card, it is usually cheaper.