If you own or manage a gas station in New Jersey and need fuel delivered, this page sets out what to have ready before you ask, and what happens to the request once you send it.
Who this page is for
Station owners, fuel marketers, dispatchers and purchasing contacts who need fuel moved to a New Jersey gas station. You do not need to know exactly how much you want or exactly when. A short, accurate description of the site and the fuel is a better start than a long one.
Have these ready
- The name of the business the fuel is for, and who to contact about it.
- The city or town of the station, since the delivery city is the first thing that decides whether a lane can be looked at.
- The fuel you need: regular, mid-grade or premium gasoline, or diesel.
- A rough volume, if you have one.
- Anything about the site that affects a delivery: how a truck gets in, when it can be received, or how the tanks are arranged.
What happens after you send a request
The request goes to JDK Petroleum, which reviews it and decides whether and how a delivery can be arranged. That decision, and any detail about timing, quantity or terms, comes from JDK Petroleum in reply. Nothing on this website sets a price, a delivery time or a quantity, so nothing here should be read as an offer.
The form only accepts requests when JDK Petroleum has set up an address to receive them, and it shows its current status at the top. If it says it is not accepting requests, nothing you type can be sent or stored.
What this site does not claim
The site does not publish fleet details, credentials, insurance, delivery windows, prices or coverage outside New Jersey. It names no customers and shows no reviews, because it has none to show. Ask about whatever matters to your station in the request itself.
Ready to ask? Use the request form. For the wider picture, see fuel transportation and the New Jersey service area.