Ever fuel in the tire inflation lane at Love's?

I read that if the tire is 15 percent low the system won't allow it to add air. As far as a trip to their shop, while they can sales pitch that, by law they can not force it.

 

It's a complete waste of time. I agree.

 

I'd rather drive on flat tires than fuel at loves .

 

Yea....me too but the company decided they were a "preferred" fuel stop...

 

I've done it a few times, no one said anything. No one is ever getting their tires checked anyway.

 

I tried to get it once in Hubbard, OH but it wasn't working I guess. We run hot and fast so I usually don't have time to sit around and polish things or micro manage a tire that is 3 pounds low. If it makes a nice thump when I punch the sideway and had at least 90 psi in it I declare "nothing to see here". I use my nice stick gauge to check those crumby trailer tires though. Takes very little time.

 

I called loves driver info line on back of reward card about waiting to fuel but the tire pass lane was open with that sign. Their answer was if I had tire credits pull up and have them check just the tractor or trailer it was only like 3 credits. That way I could by pass everyone waiting in line to get fuel.

 

I was waiting for a fuel island to open up at a Loves on I-35 in Oklahoma and the tire pass lane was wide open. I actually called the fuel desk and asked and the girl said go right ahead. I just fuel and pull forward anyways. IF someone needed the tire pass it wouldn't be a long wait. Will defiantly be checking it out soon though.

 

I did this morning in the pouring rain in Richmond ky. 6 am, all pumps full. Moved the sign, fueled my truck, slid my 5th wheel, and got coffee and bathroom. No one said crap