Stopping For Gas
We bought our TT in January and have taken 3 trips. All great. Being newbies, we have learned lessons every time. So far, our trips have been short. We haven't had to stop and fill our TV with t...
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Fourjs wrote:
OP here. Thanks to everyone who responded. Lots to think about. I'm the planner. DW wings it. Together we make a good team. Been looking at gas station layouts on google maps. Definitely see some that do work and some that don't Need to put on my big boy pants and do it.
Sounds like you have a good idea on what will and will not work for you. Google maps is a great tool to plan ahead. After 30+ years of driving trucks I have been put into some tough situations that made for a sweaty exit!
If you are not sure of whats ahead, Fuel early at a place your comfortable with. Second,Do not commit if it doesn't look good,check the map and see if there is an alternative. Look ahead,, try to find a station on a corner, it probably has two or more exits and entrances most fueling stops on the highways and freeways have good access and exiting,it's the small towns that get you in trouble, fuel up before heading into those situations.
Other than that, ENJOY!!
