Truck Fuel Delivery in Ohio
The All Roadside Assistance answer: If the truck ran out of diesel, call a road service company that delivers fuel. Ask whether they can also prime the fuel system, since many diesel engines need it after running dry.
Across Ohio, the directory lists 31 providers with a phone number of the kinds that take calls for a truck out of fuel: towing companies that list 24/7 service and providers that mention fuel delivery. 31 list 24/7 service and 26 are mobile services. Pick the town closest to the truck.
Towns in Ohio
| Town | Providers in range | List 24/7 |
|---|---|---|
| Columbus | 7 | 7 |
| Cincinnati | 6 | 6 |
| Toledo | 6 | 6 |
| Cleveland | 4 | 4 |
| Lima | 4 | 4 |
| Dayton | 3 | 3 |
Where the providers are
Towns with the most of these providers: Columbus (4), Cleveland (2), Marysville (2), Sidney (1), Burton (1), Milford (1), Cincinnati (1), Dayton (1), Zanesville (1), Paulding (1), Cambridge (1), Girard (1), Bedford (1), Montpelier (1), Rockford (1). Interstates with these providers within 5 miles: I-70 (9), I-71 (8), I-75 (3), I-80 (3), I-77 (2), I-90 (2), I-74 (1), I-76 (1).
Providers in Columbus
First steps
- Get off the road as far as you can and turn on the hazard lights.
- Do not keep cranking the engine. It can drain the batteries.
- Know how much fuel you need to reach the next stop.
- Ask whether the provider brings diesel, DEF or both.
What to tell the provider
Diesel or gasoline, how much fuel you need, whether you also need DEF, and your location and direction of travel.
Why it happens
Running a diesel engine dry can pull air into the fuel system, and the engine may need to be primed before it will run. Some road service companies deliver fuel, and many towing companies offer it as part of road service. Ask on the phone.
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