Petrol station fill up

We towed for 25 years, usually filling up once going down to SW, once coming back up with van on back. We never had any issues, but you just need to take it steady, get the pump on the correct side of vehicle, and be careful entering and exiting. Our route was a mix of motorways and dual carriageways, so we never paid the extortionate fuel prices on service stations.

If you know your route, you could possibly have a look at something suitable via Google Earth, or even phone the garage? 

Not me, honest, but as for OH.....😳🥴

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It is rare that I have ever filled up whilst touring. It is many years since I towed for more than 4.5 hours max. Being retired and time available I prefer to keep under 2 hours. We did tow for around 4.5 hours to a site near friends 200 miles in Scotland and before then similar distance and time to Edinburgh. I have a 12 gallon tank, average towing is just over 27mpg but to keep it simple I say 25mpg. I like to keep 50 miles as a minimum reserve and so 200 miles is my range. If travelling this distance it will inevitably involve motorways and so I choose to top up on the motorway where access is easier. 

Our only issues were when we towed with a Dual fuel vehicle. Access to the single LPG fill up point was often blocked by those not requiring it, but we had the patience to wait.

Many of the routes we used up and down were very familiar, and you soon spot good and not so good fill up places. Not so easy on a new route of course, but nowadays checking things is a bit easier. 

There used to be a deal through The Caravan Club to pay a reduced price at motorway services.  They kept changing the name and I'm not sure it is still available.      

yes, still available. It's called fuelpecker.com

Cub members can get a Fuelpecker card for Esso fuel. go to the 'members offers page on this website.

you get about 3p per ltr discount at Esso garages and 6p per ltr at Motorway services.

not sure on the diesel discount as all my vehicles are petrol!

But that doesn't really answer the question..... 

Does your reply answer the question? Question has been answered though.