Love's towing policy

Parking for a 34 hour reset and walking down the street to do some shopping or watch a movie you'd be fine. Just let the folks inside know what you are doing or put a note in your window if you feel that worried about it. Honestly, if they tow it during that time, they'd be on the hook for the bill as there is no reasonable way they can expect folks NOT to leave their trucks for a few hours while there, whether for a 10 or even a 34. And if that's going to be their new policy they'll start noticing a distinct lack of trucks there overall.

Now if you park for the weekend and leave and someone notices....

 

Well let's take a look at the reviews and see, truckers visiting for holidays and come back to no truck, stopped for a reset and had family come pick me up and come back to no truck.

Seems to be a sort of theme there. Trucks parking for extended periods of time unattended taking up parking spots that others who are staying in their truck could park in and be able to patronize their business.

 

If you are only parking for a day I would not worry about it. I have gone inside to do laundry and then watch a game or movie and left my truck parked (Legally) unattended all day. Never an issue.

Now if I planned to bobtail out or taxi out to a hotel somewhere for a few days, I always made sure I talked with the store manager before doing so to ask for permission. I have never been told no. Just close my curtains and then go.

Hurst

 

I cant see that ever happening as long as you are parked legally. If it did, there would be some serious repercussions.

Hurst

 

Then park somewhere else.

I've never experienced what you are describing. I have always been treated with courtesy.

Hurst

 

Happens all the time in the dakotas