Save Money When Pumping Diesel
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Open Roads Fuel Card Update: You can now connect a credit card to your Open Roads fuel card! 🎉 We know many people weren’t comfortable linking their bank accounts, and now there’s finally an alternative. Read below for all the details.
“Hey, fuel is 10 cents cheaper across the street, let’s go over there?!?” said Marc never! We pick gas stations based safety first, reputation of the brand second, and ease of getting in and out third.
Yet, with diesel fuel cards, we’re not talking about cents, we’re talking dollars and for RVers, it can add up to hundreds of dollars in savings in no time at all.
We love visiting truck stops for the following reasons:Â
Safety! Period. I’ll gladly pay more without risking damage to the RV
Significant fuel savings through the TSD Fuel Program
The pump doesn’t shut off at $100
High-flow pumps save time
Its easier to clean the windshield with long poles and clean fluid
Great customer service with clean facilities
Do I need to mention the CAT scale??

If you own a diesel truck or RV, there are significant savings to be had through a fuel savings card. You can get fuel from most truck stops at fleet prices. We’ve been using the TSD Fuel card for a couple years now and we’ve seen big savings.
If savings is your number priority, just download the app to find out where the biggest savings are.
Some people have written in saying that the fuel card stops just hike up their prices to offset the savings. Not exactly. Truckers pay an over-the-road fuel tax. At most truck stops, you’ll notice fuel on the “car side” is cheaper than the truck lanes.
Keep in mind, one incident or damage to your RV trying to negotiate tight quarters will cost you your fuel savings for the next year! Plus, in most cases, the savings of fuel card offsets the higher price.

Let’s talk about fuel lane etiquette. Most RVers are out having fun while truckers are making a living on the road. We can all help the reputation of RVers using truck fuel lanes by being ready to pump, not wasting time and pulling forward to the yellow line when finished.



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