Pilot Travel Center, Columbus OH
| Address | 3600 Interchange Rd, Columbus, OH |
| Phone | (614) 308-9195 |
| Hours | 12:00am-12:00am |
| Website | locations.pilotflyingj.com/us/oh/columbus/3600-interchange-road |
| Categories | Truck Stop, Convenience Store, Gas Station |
| Rating | 2.7 25 reviews |
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Pilot Travel Center reviews
25 As always clean rest rooms, a variety of phone accessories grest for yruckers with showers
and washers.
Usually a great place to go to. But this one in particular the staff is horrible on second and third shift. And the showers were ice cold.
Clean store great price on fuel. Good Wendy's great service all the way around. We Stop there often.
Awful pumps didn't work attendants were confused and there was seriously 50-60 senior citizens inside waiting on a bus took 35 min for what should have taken 5. Awful
I have been doing business as an independent contractor driveaway companies for over 5 years I have exclusively used pilot and Flying J's for fuel and groceries. Why I was at this particular pilot I normally stop in front of the store area due to the fact I have a cab and tow behind my car. When I was sleeping I overheard radio chatter and I immediately talk to the individual standing behind my car the store was about to tow my truck that I was hauling, luckily I was able to convince the gentleman I would leave. I did not purchase any fuel which I intended or shopped in the store I was very very upset for no warning as what their intentions were