What companies fuel at Love's enough to get the free monthly showers?

I thought the same thing. We recently switched from Pilot and Loves to TA and Petro but are saving 5 cents per mile in fuel and passed that savings to the drivers with a 5 cent per mile pay increase.

That would mean more to me but OP seems pretty adamant so to each their own.

 

All the mega #### box fleets fuel at loves. Pick your poison. FCC is a decent carrier
For company.

 

Two points!
First I would caution you about the tone of your comments.

2nd I could take the time to get you a list of carriers, but to what end? As I tried to get through to you fueling solutions are always changing based on the market and location. In my last several years driving I discovered If I was in places like Florida, I was fueling at TAs a lot. If I was out west it was Loves or Pilots. Anybody that is giving you a name right now should also caveat that name with "right now". If you don't believe me then I challenge you to once you select a carrier to go ask the person in charge of fuel cards!

Speaking of Loves. When I was ever in or around Carlisle Pa I seemed to always be sent into their Loves to get fuel before getting on the Turnpike or getting off it. Now I am done with this thread! It would seem you will have to learn this the hard way! It's like my father used to say! The only substance harder than a diamond was a trucker's head!

 

Man....I haven't figured out that beer yet. I drank a 12 pk once and wasn't any good for a couple of days

 

The more fuel pumps the less pressure not to park at one for an hour or so.

The ideal truck stop would have 300 non-functioning fuel pumps and 8 back-in parking spots so everyone could find a spot for 10 hours.

 

you got it backwards. its a privilege that walmart gives pilot for us to fuel at the pilots. pilot delivers our fuel at the dc's. still nice tho.

 

J&R Schugel exclusively at LOVE’s

 

Out of all of this, it seems the one item that has been overlooked. No matter the brand on the sign, the level of “reward” is directly related to the quantity of fuel used.