Pilot Flying J to increase DEF network

Sep 1, 2011

Pilot Flying J travel centers are expanding their number of Diesel Exhaust Fluid pump stations. The travel stops now offer 600 fuel lanes at 135 locations, and by May 1, 2012, expect to have 1800 fuel lanes operating at 300 sites.

The fuel lanes allow drivers to swipe their card once and pay one transaction for both fuel and DEF, which are on one pump.

Visit Pilot Flying J’s website to find pump locations.

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