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stubeje · 12-05-2010, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by rray32539

Too bad the oasis is drying up. As has been stated in this thread, the new owners of Flying J seem to have a policy of if you have less than eighteen wheels, you business is not wanted.

Even though the website says the RV Real Value card is still valid, not a single Flying J between Florida and Texas would give me the discount for fuel, the Flying J on I-10 west of Houston even telling me that the RV card was no longer valid, and giving me a trucker's Frequent Fueler card in its place.

The Denny's restaurants are vast improvements over the Country Market buffets, though.

I used my RV Card at the Flying J in Effingham,Ill last week and they gave me the discount...

Dick1142 · 12-05-2010, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Our Time

Maybe Bosselman's in Grand Island?

That's a great stop. They have a really nice "store" for RV goodies like LED taillights. Dick

ejm4 · 12-05-2010, 06:31 PM

How do you use the card? I picked one up the other week while traveling I-95. I normally insert it first then the credit card and I will get the "see cashier", so I just cancel the transaction and don't swipe.

Chuck 1935 · 12-05-2010, 06:35 PM

20 cents a gallon overcharge and 3 cents a gallon rebate, SWEET !

RVhauler · 12-05-2010, 07:00 PM

Bookman52- Iowa 80 is RV friendly. I stop in quite often. Excellent place for led lights plus other must have(?) items plus decent food, Seperate parking for RV if don't want to park among a thousand big trucks

CorsairIIAT · 12-06-2010, 02:56 PM

I was wrong when I said it was a Pilot at Paige Ave. in Tulare. It's a Love's. Still over priced.

a k · 12-06-2010, 03:18 PM

I was driving down from Newmar factory and went around Indianapolis and pulled into a flying J and waited 45 minutes for the line to get thru to the pumps and then called in to tell them I'd pay cash and you have to go inside and prepay. Went inside and had 2 lines with about ten people waiting to pay. Left there and drove south and filled up at a corner station in Indiana for $.20 cents cheaper.