Good Sam membership and Pilot/Flying J RV fuel card

[Second_Chance]

Does anyone know if letting my GS membership lapse would affect my GS Pilot/Flying J fuel card (credit card paid from checking) account status?

Thanks,

Rob

[Trainer]

Mayor30, any RV owner of a diesel powered vehicle that can be fueled at a truck pump, not car pump, can get a TSD OpenRoads Fuel Card. The card is a EFS fuel card issued by TSD. They have issued over 80,000 cards so far saving 10s of thousands for RV owners.

The TSD OpenRoads app for your phone from the App Store will show you where in the USA there are discounts and what they are. Right now as I type this, T/A Baytown has a cash price of $4.759 and a TSD card price of $3.922. That is a discount of $0.837 per gallon. Buy 100 gallons as I often do and save $83.70 on the purchase. Add a 65 cent transaction charge and a 10% fee for TSD and your net savings is $74.32.

Hope this helps you.

Good Sam has nothing to do with this card.

[Mayor30]

I tried using mine at the pump in March and it didn't work.I have a lifetime Good Sam Membership. So can anyone get the cards for T/A and Love's or must you own a company?

[YWORRYDOG]

Yes, mine still does.

[dedmiston]

Mike134 wrote:

dedmiston wrote:
I don't know the answer, but I don't think I'd put all my faith in the brain-trust here. It's worth a call to their customer service to find out for sure.

Are you trying to say some of the advice here is no better than what a bartender and his/her patrons would give you after several beers?

(I happen to agree with you)

Safe travels

:B :B

At least several hours with a bartender would yield you a good start on a buzz. Although I'm pretty sure a lot of folks posting here are already plenty buzzed.

[Mike134]

dedmiston wrote:
I don't know the answer, but I don't think I'd put all my faith in the brain-trust here. It's worth a call to their customer service to find out for sure.

Are you trying to say some of the advice here is no better than what a bartender and his/her patrons would give you after several beers?

(I happen to agree with you)

Safe travels

[JoeH]

Trainer wrote:
I never go to FlyingJ for an eight cent discount when I can go across the freeway to TA and get, today, a seventy cent discount with the TSD OpenRoads, EFS fuel card.

Same here.... I used to use Pilot/FJ, but last year they screwed up when I went in to pay....I paid my bill, got my receipt and left, The next day I get a call from a very rude "manager" claiming I did a drive off. I took a pic of my receipt and sent it to her... she still wasn't convinced. I sent the Credit Card statement. Same thing... she then voided my card. I wrote corporate, they said they would reinstate my card, but it never happened, that was a bit over a year ago. I now use EFS and T/A or Loves. Just got back from a 8,000 mile trip. T/A had $.70 off pump price, Loves was around $.15.

[Trainer]

Dutch, The EFS fuel card is one of several driver fuel cards for a company driver to purchase diesel at a diesel truck pump, not car diesel pump. So, no gasoline purchases.

[Dutch_12078]

Trainer wrote:
I never go to FlyingJ for an eight cent discount when I can go across the freeway to TA and get, today, a seventy cent discount with the TSD OpenRoads, EFS fuel card.

How well does that work for gas rather than diesel?

[Trainer]

I never go to FlyingJ for an eight cent discount when I can go across the freeway to TA and get, today, a seventy cent discount with the TSD OpenRoads, EFS fuel card.

[rr2254545]

dedmiston wrote:
I don't know the answer, but I don't think I'd put all my faith in the brain-trust here. It's worth a call to their customer service to find out for sure.

LOL just like the guy who wanted to know about restaurants in some obscure town - guess he never heard of Tripadvisor

[Michelle_S]

I guess if you pulled in to get Fuel and your card didn't work, you'd have your answer. I've been using the TSD Fuel Card for the past few years and haven't visited a Pilot or Flying J.

[dedmiston]

I don't know the answer, but I don't think I'd put all my faith in the brain-trust here. It's worth a call to their customer service to find out for sure.