Protocol for fueling diesel

All depends on the location. Many places have auto diesel up front but you cannot get in there due to size of the lot. We tow and cannot back up far, so that makes for some interesting tactics sometimes. Try to scope the whole scene out before you commit to entry - looking for pump access certainly, but getting out is an important as getting in.:B

Quik Trip here in the SE is building some great fuel stops that you can use with a regular card. I believe their base in Texas so you may be familiar with them. Flying J used to be my favorite fuel stop but they were bought out by Pilot and Pilot is letting the FJ locations fall into disrepair. :M

We've used them all. The primary decision making answer for me is, "CONVENIENCE". Unless specifically directed by signs, arrows on the pavement or whatever, and, I take a long look at turning areas, overhead clearances, traffic in the area and more, I take what's convenient for me. We've used the truck fueling docks several times. I've never received any bad looks or comments or anything that would deter me from using them again.

The large truck fuel docks are for working folks and they need to get their fuel. But, if circumstances permit, the 18 wheeler traffic is low and docks are open, I many times head for one of them. So, to us, each fueling situation is a bit different. Lots to consider.
Scott

At Flying J, RV lane if not backed up. Have gotten at outside pumps(if there is room to make the turn))at Sheetz,Walmart,etc. Truck lane if we have to. Depends on where you are.

Whatever you choose.......

Just MOVE the rig after fueling.