ONE9 Dealer (One9 Fuel Network) #1304

1000, Fort Worth, TX 76106

64 driver ratings

Can I stop here tonight?

Truck parking: 20+ spaces · overnight allowed · lit · security on site · paved

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What can I get done here?

Fuel: 3 DEF at the pumpToday's diesel prices are in the app →
Also here: ATM Convenience store

How do I get in with an 80-footer?

Address: 1000, Fort Worth, TX 76106
Phone: (682) 365-4152Call
Website: locations.pilotflyingj.com/us/tx/fort-worth/1000-ne-loop-820
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What do drivers say?

1.6

out of 5 · 64 driver reviews

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Overall rating

151

linehugger 1 Oct 2, 2026
For Fuel: enter from Blue Mound RD or you'll be facing the wrong way. The app takes you to the service road exit instead. I tried to go the right way but it was late and a creative parker was blocking the entrance so I had to go in the wrong way, drive through the pumps backwards because a creatively parked box truck was blocking the narrow single lane between the pumps and the store. Since I was past the pumps there wasn't enough room to turn around and go straight through a pump so I had to then move forward and back a few times to get lined up so I'd fit. For Parking: enter from the service road or you'll have to blindside, not that you're going to find a spot. 3 pumps: Pump furthest from store: card reader broken. Middle pump: lever that turns on pump broken. If you gently brush by it the pump shuts off ending your sale. Pump closest to store works. Had to pull past the pumps onto the service road to wiggle over to my third try (the only pump that works right that's closest to the store)then back into the aisle because, again, there isn't enough room in the spot before the pumps to move over two lanes. Maybe the owners should, IDK, fix the broken equipment if they're interested in selling fuel. I was really low on fuel and there were no other trucks fueling at 01:00, so I bothered spending 10 minutes doing all of that, but during the day, 90% of drivers would just move on to somewhere else. Do the managers not notice the wild disparity in sales between the pump that works and the other two? Do they not care about making money? I don't understand businesses that stink this bad.
John127 1 Sep 29, 2026
Not many parking spots and most truck parking has cars parked
Anonymous User 1 Aug 18, 2026
A lot of spots taken up by regular cars.