Fuel Delivery Overview
The wide-open roads of the Texas Panhandle mean gas stations can be miles apart, and running out of fuel is an easy mistake on a long stretch of I-40 or US-87. Mobile fuel delivery brings enough fuel to your location to get your vehicle to the nearest gas station.
When you submit your request, specify your fuel type — regular unleaded, premium, or diesel — and your exact location as precisely as possible. If you're on a highway, include the nearest mile marker, the direction of travel, and any visible landmarks. Receiving the wrong fuel type can cause serious engine damage, so double-check your fuel cap or owner's manual if you're unsure.
- Always confirm your fuel type (regular, premium, or diesel) before placing your request — misfueling can damage your engine
- Include a mile marker and direction of travel if you're stranded on a highway rather than in a city location
- Fuel delivery typically provides enough to reach a nearby station, not a full tank
- If your vehicle ran completely dry, it may need a few extra moments of cranking to reprime the fuel system before starting
- Let the pro know if your vehicle has any known fuel system issues that may complicate a restart
