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DrewE
Dec 12, 2020Explorer II
In general, no. Fuel is available at reasonable intervals, though sometimes pricy. Of course, if you pass by a fuel station without filling up before traversing some broad, sparsely populated areas, that's your problem!
If your truck has a small fuel tank (and so a small range), adding an auxiliary tank may be a good idea, particularly if you are thinking of going to particularly remote regions such as up to Deadhorse on the Dalton Highway. The longest stretch between fuel stops along it is nearly 250 miles.
If your truck has a small fuel tank (and so a small range), adding an auxiliary tank may be a good idea, particularly if you are thinking of going to particularly remote regions such as up to Deadhorse on the Dalton Highway. The longest stretch between fuel stops along it is nearly 250 miles.
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