MyPilot App

[Hans627]

Just curious if anyone has been using the MyPilot App (Flying J and Pilot truck stops). Based on what I've seen this looks like it really simplifies the fueling process, especially for diesel trucks.

Any real world user reports?

Thanks!

[n2916s]

The down side to Pilot/Flying J is that you never know what percent of biodiesel you are getting. I prefer 0 percent but Nissan will let me run up to B10. Unfortunately, most P/FJ diesel pumps are labeled B20. Like the convenience and when I did use the app it was very friendly but don't like the fuel now that I traded my gasser for a diesel...

If you have the "Allstays" AP, it will alrea show you all the FJ locations.

[kidjedi]

Originally Posted by n2916s

The down side to Pilot/Flying J is that you never know what percent of biodiesel you are getting. I prefer 0 percent but Nissan will let me run up to B10. Unfortunately, most P/FJ diesel pumps are labeled B20. Like the convenience and when I did use the app it was very friendly but don't like the fuel now that I traded my gasser for a diesel...

If you have the "Allstays" AP, it will alrea show you all the FJ locations.

And this will depend on your preference. I actually seek out the B10/B20 locally.

[azflycaster]

The app is fine, but limited to J's and Pilot's. Big Truck Stops will show these as well as TA's, Love's and Petro's.

[Overstreet]

I use it to find the stops with RV discounts and dump stations. I don't use the rapid fuel feature. It also can be an indicator of local fuel prices. For example if the fuel prices are higher in one state I'll fuel up in the cheaper state and drive through the higher price areas.

[RamRider]

We use it all the time to locate gasoline stops, nice discount on fuel with the good sam's card and it can be used in their store also,