CFN & EFS fuel card overlap

[J&JD]

For years I have used the CFN fuel network (especially out west) for fueling my DS pusher because I like the convenience of fueling at cardlock stations that are 18 wheel friendly and are usually not busy. I had no idea that my EFS card would work at virtually all these commercial spots! The discount is not nearly as good as at a TA but there is a discount. You might be surprised at how many facilities will accept the EFS card at the pump. Stop at your favorite spot and give it a try!

 

[svoshop]

For years I have used the CFN fuel network (especially out west) for fueling my DS pusher because I like the convenience of fueling at cardlock stations that are 18 wheel friendly and are usually not busy. I had no idea that my EFS card would work at virtually all these commercial spots! The discount is not nearly as good as at a TA but there is a discount. You might be surprised at how many facilities will accept the EFS card at the pump. Stop at your favorite spot and give it a try!

I have a pilot/flying J card for this exact reason. I do not want to deal with going in the store, or having to fit at a small pump station.

 

[redbaron]

The efs works at virtually all truck stops. If it is out of network, they will add a $1.00 fee, which is worth every penny for the convenience.

Out west, Cenex is often the lowest price, and using efs gives you the discounted cash price.

 

[svoshop]

The efs works at virtually all truck stops. If it is out of network, they will add a $1.00 fee, which is worth every penny for the convenience.

Out west, Cenex is often the lowest price, and using efs gives you the discounted cash price.

I have a shell fleet card for my business, they are run by WEX also. I wonder if my shell card would work then too? I just don't want to be the guy at the pump with the DECLINED message by using a non approved card. LOL