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Blue Compass Partners With Love’s To Offer Exclusive Discounts for RVers

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Blue Compass RV announced a partnership with Love’s Travel Stops to provide customers discounts on gas, auto-diesel and propane through the Blue Compass RV’s RV Complete app and Love’s Connect app.

Using the RV Complete app, RV enthusiasts will have access to exclusive discounts at all participating Love’s nationwide. The partnership with Blue Compass RV marks the largest discount offered from Love’s for any RV dealership group, the company said.

Love’s provides RV-friendly amenities at more than 640 locations in 42 states. In addition to access to RV parking, fuel and convenience items like fresh food and drinks at all Love’s locations, RVers also have access to Love’s network of RV hookups for overnight stays at more than 50 locations across the country. Users can utilize a scannable barcode on the Love’s Connect app to access the discounts.

Current, exclusive discounts for RV Complete users at Love’s include:

    • $0.13 off each gallon of gasoline
    • $0.20 off each gallon of auto-diesel
    • $0.50 off each gallon of propane
    • 50% Off at dump stations

“When we launched RV Complete, we were proud to offer our customers a tool to make enjoying the RV experience that much easier for both RV enthusiasts and first-time buyers alike. From 24/7 365 remote roadside assistance to a range of benefits serving RVers, we are always looking to expand the value to our customers,” said Jon Ferrando, founder, CEO and president of Blue Compass RV. “Partnering with Love’s allows us to offer our customers an elevated RV experience, while cutting costs on refueling and servicing your unit.”

“Collaborating with Blue Compass RV for this bundle of discounts allows us to continue to connect customers to RV amenities at Love’s like never before,” said Ashley Gockstetter, vice president of customer experience for Love’s. “We look forward to supporting Blue Compass customers by easing their access to the fuel and amenities needed to hit the road for their next adventure.”

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