QuikTrip

[Pete]

IIRC both of the OKC metro location are going to be the QT "travel stop" footprint ..

This is correct.

They are on record as saying all central Oklahoma locations would be travel stops, which means they have a large separate fueling area for long-haul trucks.

I would be surprised if we don't see at least a couple more locations along I-40, around Yukon and Midwest City.

[Soonerman]

This is correct.

They are on record as saying all central Oklahoma locations would be travel stops, which means they have a large separate fueling area for long-haul trucks.

I would be surprised if we don't see at least a couple more locations along I-40, around Yukon and Midwest City.

I was just thinking that the other day.

[Pete]

This is the property QT bought in Moore:

[Zorba]

This is the property QT bought in Moore:

Store 7-11, I'm sure that wasn't a coincidence...

[Plutonic Panda]

Store 7-11, I'm sure that wasn't a coincidence...

Haha that’s pretty funny I didn’t catch that.

[Roger S]

I noticed they had finally started moving dirt across the street for the eXpress going on the NW corner.... I think the signs that they were coming had been there for a couple of years.... I know they were there before I moved a little over a year ago.

[Elrenogolf]

Stopped at the new QT travel center in Henryetta. From what I can tell it opened about 3 months ago. Thing that stuck out to me was the front counter was way too big and it was hard to get from one side of the store to the other if there was any line at all.

Hopefully they start working on the QTs here soon.

[Jeepnokc]

I absolutely love QT in Tulsa. They have a great selection of fresh brewed flavored teas. We have stopped at the big QT in Denton across from Buccees several times now. It is one of the nastiest c=stores I have ever been to from the bathrooms to the floors to the soda machines. I hope that is not a sign of poor ability to manage their locations outside of Tulsa metro.

[Zorba]

I absolutely love QT in Tulsa. They have a great selection of fresh brewed flavored teas. We have stopped at the big QT in Denton across from Buccees several times now. It is one of the nastiest c=stores I have ever been to from the bathrooms to the floors to the soda machines. I hope that is not a sign of poor ability to manage their locations outside of Tulsa metro.

I stop at the other one in Denton, off 380, all the time, never had an issue with them.

[Pete]

At Hefner & I-35, this building is abandoned and overgrown with weeds.

They submitted a demolition permit a couple of months ago but nothing has happened as of yet.

[floyd the barber]

At Hefner & I-35, this building is abandoned and overgrown with weeds.

They submitted a demolition permit a couple of months ago but nothing has happened as of yet.

Have they even moved dirt?

The news broke almost a year ago and it seems as if there hasn't been any updates since.

[Pete]

Have they even moved dirt?

The news broke almost a year ago and it seems as if there hasn't been any updates since.

They can't do anything until they remove that building.

They don't seem to be in any sort of rush.

[cloverstack]

Just noticed that back in May, QuikTrip bought a former Advance Auto Parts location at 9118 NE 23rd in Midwest City. This is near Douglas Blvd and the Spencer border. Assessor link

Any idea what they might end up doing with this property? I would guess it won't be a travel center (unlike the Moore and I-35/Hefner locations) because it's not near an interstate and 2.5 acres seems kind of small. Seems about the right size for a regular QT store though, although I wonder if they might have plans to put a warehouse/office there or something.

[Swake]

Just noticed that back in May, QuikTrip bought a former Advance Auto Parts location at 9118 NE 23rd in Midwest City. This is near Douglas Blvd and the Spencer border. Assessor link

Any idea what they might end up doing with this property? I would guess it won't be a travel center (unlike the Moore and I-35/Hefner locations) because it's not near an interstate and 2.5 acres seems kind of small. Seems about the right size for a regular QT store though, although I wonder if they might have plans to put a warehouse/office there or something.

Quik Trip is also expanding into healthcare. They are opening a new chain of urgent care centers.

https://www.publicradiotulsa.org/loc...t-care-clinics

https://medwiseuc.com/

[floyd the barber]

I was pretty excited when the news broke a year ago.

No progress has been made. I am over it.

[josefromtulsa]

I was pretty excited when the news broke a year ago.

No progress has been made. I am over it.

I want my damn taquitos!

[Pete]

They have closed on all the land purchases.

Not sure what is going on at Hefner & I-35 as the demo permit for the office building was filed some time ago but the structure is still standing.

QT clearly is not in any hurry. I suspect they are like OnCue where they have tons of new locations in the pipeline and they only work on a limited amount at one time.

[foodiefan]

. . . any clues/reasons that On Cue (NW 39th/Portland) is $.70 higher on premium no ethanol gasoline than Casey's (NW 39th/Meridian)?

[scottk]

. . . any clues/reasons that On Cue (NW 39th/Portland) is $.70 higher on premium no ethanol gasoline than Casey's (NW 39th/Meridian)?

Gas prices have been all over the place the last few weeks. The Casey's near us when from $2.84 to $3.04, while the OnCue a mile away remained the same price.

OnCue does use Top Tier gas, I'm not sure if Casey's does, I am assuming that cost a little more, also location, OnCue is right off of I-44, they maybe can command a higher cost for gas at that location?

[Paule4ou]

Gas prices have been all over the place the last few weeks. The Casey's near us when from $2.84 to $3.04, while the OnCue a mile away remained the same price.

OnCue does use Top Tier gas, I'm not sure if Casey's does, I am assuming that cost a little more, also location, OnCue is right off of I-44, they maybe can command a higher cost for gas at that location?

You are correct….OnCue is Top Tier gas while Casey’s is not.

[foodiefan]

You are correct….OnCue is Top Tier gas while Casey’s is not.

Thanks!! Knew it was more expensive, but didn't realize it was that much. Guess I'd better pay the piper.

[bchandler02]

Oncue used to be reasonably competitive on gas prices prior to the run up to $5/gal gas this summer. Not the cheapest, but within the ballpark.

Since then, they've been anywhere from 20-50 cents higher on regular E10. Very disappointing

[MagzOK]

Oncue used to be reasonably competitive on gas prices prior to the run up to $5/gal gas this summer. Not the cheapest, but within the ballpark.

Since then, they've been anywhere from 20-50 cents higher on regular E10. Very disappointing

Absolutely they have been elevated and it is disappointing. That being said I do like Phillips 66 gasoline and I remember the Shell stations being even higher than OnCue when they were in abundance around and that gasoline is great, too. I've never really used gas stations that don't advertise what gas they are because you never really know the quality your'e getting and for the longest time OnCue didn't have the 66 logos on them. I think that's because I'm a product of an oil and gas family and that's all my dad ever said. Anyway, I will say that I do appreciate the constant eye-balling of the pumps by the employees there at OnCue for skimmers as I've been told they check the pumps several times per day.

[Pete]

Just this week, QT put plans out to bid for their Moore location, so they should be starting there soon.

[josefromtulsa]

Just this week, QT put plans out to bid for their Moore location, so they should be starting there soon.

Dang I hope Hefner isn't too far behind. I wonder why the moore location is further along when it was announced later.