Fueling up on trips
We tow a 30 foot TT and always face the issue of finding a filling station where we can get in, fill up and get out. So many places have pumps close to their buildings with access to all but maybe one...
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Bumpyroad wrote:'tiredTeacher wrote:J-Rooster wrote:
I own a gas coach and I never have had a problem getting in or out of a gas station that cars go into.
Then by all means, come drive I-95 from Virginia to Florida. Better still, try the Sheetz at Fort Chiswell on I-81.
I have used that one several times. as I recall, the RV pump is sort of situated on the right side and does take a little wiggling around to use it.
bumpy
Sheetz stores are not universally RV friendly. In particular for gas coaches or those towing trailers. Over the years they have rebuilt or replaced stores and gone to the pump layout where they are perpendicular to the store rather than parallel. Not the best for us.
With our diesel we use the Sheetz at Mt. Jackson, VA on I-81 often and it works well since it is one of only two in their system that has truck fueling islands seperate from everything else. Over the years a lot of our travels have been up and down the easc coast so we have found the stops that work best for us and use them over and over. When we get into new territory it is hit and miss as to easy access and finding the best prices. We all learn as we go.
