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#Tsd open roads fuel card driver#
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This does not mean they will not be able to work together in the future. They are on the hook for the initial purchase, until your account. **TSD Logistics no longer has a contract with Pilot/Flying J. The TSD Card is a debit card, using the TSD negotiated discounts, to buy fuel with your money. If you use your card at a truck stop not contracted with the TSD OPEN ROAD fuel program, you will be charged a processing fee of $1. The gas station, not TSD, charges the fee. But if you use gas don’t worry! The TSD OPEN ROADS program will soon include gasoline!Ī fee of 0.65 may appear on some transactions. Savings are only obtained from the trucker lanes on diesel, not regular gasoline. TSD takes the amount from your checking account in 1-2 days. You pay for your purchase like you would a debit card. This allows you to find the best savings and plan your fuel stops along your route. The app will enable you to see the local fuel prices and the discount you will receive at that location.

#Tsd open roads fuel card drivers#

At TSD Logistics, our relationship-driven culture means our drivers are like family.

#Tsd open roads fuel card driver#

We show our appreciation in many ways: birthday boxes, special acknowledgements, Driver Appreciation Week and more. That’s why our drivers stay with our company and are our best recruiters. The app tracks your spending and discounts. TSD Logistics is committed to doing the right thing by our drivers. The app will allow you to map the truck stops in your current area and shows the current fuel price. On a recent road tour, our Open Roads card garnered us 35. Apparently the Pilot/Flying J group had an agreement to provide discounts to Good Sam Club membersexclusively.

#Tsd open roads fuel card free#

You can use a free app with the card to help you find truck stops in the program called TSD Open Roads. As we wrote earlier, the discounts that Open Roads (then called the TSD RV Fuel Program) offered ran amok of the Good Sam Club. The card can be used at truck stops** across the country, including Loves, TA, Kwik Trip, Kwik Star, Petro, and so much more. I am wondering how the phone apps compare, from your experience.Savings will fluctuate based on fuel prices and contracts between TSD Logistics and the fuel companies.Īccording to TSD Logistics, you can save 0.30-0.40 per gallon on average.Īlthough you can purchase DEF and other items with your card, discounts are only applied to fuel. Having just seen this other TCS card advertised by FMCA, I was curious how they compare and you have answered that question! So far, I have been able to save between $25 and 30 per fillup of our 100gal tank, using the phone app to plot my next stop for fuel. Thanks for this comparison.I've had the TSD card for a few months now and cannot believe how much we have saved. We still offer low and fair costs for your fuel card, no matter your fleet size, and we’re keeping it that way. I was hoping that FMCA would have gotten in on a better program, but apparently not. As other fuel card companies continue to increase their fees, TCS Fuel remains fully committed to providing you with the best possible discounts we can offer on diesel fuel. The TCS card is okay, but I feel that it's not the best out there. The fee for the TSD card is 10% of the discount given. The receipt will be in the app, and you'll get an email with the nightly reconciliation showing your discount and the fee taken. If you have the Loves app and load the EFS card, you can then start the pumps through the app and never need to go in to the fuel desk. A prompt will ask for specific information that verifies you as the owner.

You can either click yes or no then it will go to the next question. For example, the pump will ask if you would like to purchase DEF.

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You can then load that card as your payment card for places like Loves. The pump will ask you a series of questions that you can either click 'Yes' or 'Skip' on. If you get the TSD, the card is issued by EFS, which is a large fuel payment company used by many trucking companies. We use the TSD card as often as possible. I put a few hundred dollars on the card, and it just sits there for now ready if I need it. I did get the TCS card, despite its shortcomings, so that I have an additional payment method if needed. TCS has a difficult system for loading the card, with the free options taking at least a day or two. You have to have money on deposit to use the card.

TCS does offer discounts in a few brands that TSD doesn't They do a nightly reconciliation and do one pull from your account to cover the transactions for that day. A few reasons:īoth TSD and TCS cards are for use on diesel pumps. Back to the OP's question about TCS vs TSD.