ever filled up at flying j?

[intertan]

I have noticed the diesel price at flying j is .868 while diesel at other stations are .979-.975 in Saskatoon.

Can I fill up my tdi there and pay with debit/cash?

 

[JerryKib]

I have used several Flying J stations in the Southeast U.S and they all have facilities for credit/debit for diesel. I don't know about their Canadian stations. Unfortunately, none of their stations I have used have had biodiesel.

 

[Saskie]

I try to fill up there all the time, typically they are the cheapest in the province (if paying with cash/debit), at least the Saskatoon one, and I haven't had any issues with fuel quality. Also you can check out the price on the internet!

 

[loco5]

That's the only place I fill up at in Edmonton. All the fuel they sell is from Shell. They go for volume, so the prices are lower.

 

[intertan]

the only problem is they are literally on the other side of the city.

 

[wny_pat]

Flying J / Shell announcement:
http://www.flyingj.com/company/press/SFJ_press_release.pdf

 

[Jack_Berry]

i use the j when on the road. buddy of mine with a 300sd and a ps only uses j fuel. says they have high useage and it is always fresh.

 

[TornadoRed]

You may find this site helpful:
http://www.flyingj.com/fuel/gasoline_CF.cfm?state=SK

 

[intertan]

ok thanks I wan't sure if us regular customers could purchase fuel from them.

 

[bikeprof]

I have used FLYING J when with the TDI.
Have used it MANY a time when fueling my BIG trucks.
They have credit card usage at the pump.

I did NOT know that with SHELL, they have a "partnership" .

SHELL ULSD is one of the better ones(fuels) and with the VOLUME that FLYING J sells, the fuel SHOULD be good and strong(cetane) and clean !

I vote for FLYING J!

get their web site and locate fuel stops...

 

[bikeprof]

I have used FLYING J when with the TDI.
Have used it MANY a time when fueling my BIG trucks.
They have credit card usage at the pump.

I did NOT know that with SHELL, they have a "partnership" .

SHELL ULSD is one of the better ones(fuels) and with the VOLUME that FLYING J sells, the fuel SHOULD be good and strong(cetane) and clean !

I vote for FLYING J!

get their web site and locate fuel stops...

 

[PapaBare]

Remember that most of the Diesel sold in central and southern SK, MT & ND is supplied from the Co-op refinerie in Regina. Esso is having technical difficulties with their pipeline from Edmonton (maybe fixed soon) due to a fire and are buying fuel there also.

I have lost fuel economy every time that I have tried the Shell Ultra (from different refineries) and had to pay more for it also.

I see that the Shell card lock in Regina is selling diesel for $.869. I should try and get a card.


Safe driving!

 

[intertan]

so diffrent fuel economy with diffrent stations.

any idea what gives you the best fuel economy?

I have never been able to get a decent tank yet due to it being winter and seem to have alot of tire spin, doesn't help. I have been filling up at canadian tire but if I can get better fuel economy at diffrent stations I may switch.

 

[dieselgus]

I have always had the best of luck with Co-Op diesel in SK. Good stuff. Out here, I flip between Mohawk and Co-Op, and whenever I go into Wpg., I always make sure to fill at the J on the way out (they have great coffee!).

I tend to never use PetroCan diesel.

 

[metallocene]

Anyone try the F/J at Nisku? The F/J website mention's it has cardlocks but wasn't sure if there were normal diesel pumps for the masses as well?

Thanks.

 

[TDI_YWG]

Anyone else notice significantly better mileage in the winter when running the EP3000 diesel from Co-op? This is the info sheet I found on it: http://www.rrcoop.com/product_pdfs/Ep 3000 Diesel.pdf
I filled up with it on my way home from Sask a couple of weeks ago and got the best mileage I have gotten all winter even though it was -30 or colder for the whole tank.
Wish it was at the pumps here somewhere.
Scott

 

[metallocene]

Never had any issues with COOP diesel, even smells nice, use it about 2/3 of my fillups, averaging around 45mpg.

The Nisku Flying J is currently under reno's, will have car diesel pumps from the look of things. From what I could see, I'd guess the reno's should be done within the next two weeks.

Tried the Sherwood Park and Highway 16 Flying J, nice place. Diesel had a bit of an acrid smell to it, must be the additive package Shell uses, interesting. Excellent price (.759/litre) !