Truck Stop on Hwy 71 — Brush, Colorado
At the Hwy 71 & I-76 junction in Brush, CO — cheap diesel, big truck parking, Subway, Tesla charging, clean restrooms, and truck repair. Trucks, trailers, and RVs welcome on the Hwy 71 corridor.
Lowest diesel prices on the corridor, updated daily.
Huge lot — semis, big rigs, and RVs all welcome.
Full-service truck repair and 24/7 mobile dispatch.
What Drivers Find on the Hwy 71 Corridor
Highway 71 is a key north–south route for freight moving across the Colorado Plains, and Brush Travel Center is the truck stop right where Hwy 71 meets I-76. Whether you're running Hwy 71 from Fort Morgan toward Limon or connecting up to I-76, pull in at Brush for the cheapest diesel around, a huge truck and trailer parking lot, fresh Subway food, Tesla Superchargers, a full C-store with cold beer and ice, clean restrooms, and a full-service truck repair shop. Trucks, trailers, and RVs are always welcome.
- Truck stop near me on Hwy 71 — easy on/off at the I-76 & Hwy 71 junction
- Cheap diesel and cheap gas — best diesel fuel prices near Brush
- Best parking lot for trucks — commercial, semi, and big rig parking
- Truck and trailer welcome — pull-through RV and tractor-trailer access
- Subway food — fresh sandwiches and salads on Hwy 71
- Tesla Superchargers — EV charging without leaving the lot
- Clean restrooms — open 24/7 for Hwy 71 travelers
- Full C-store — coffee, snacks, energy drinks, cold beer, and ice
- RV fuel and propane for Hwy 71 road trips
- Heavy-duty truck repair, trailer repair, and tire service on-site
Hwy 71 Truck Parking & RV Access
Hwy 71 drivers need room to park — and we have it. Our lot is built for commercial truck parking, semi parking, and big rig parking, with pull-through access for tractor-trailers and RVs. It is one of the best parking lots for trucks on the Hwy 71 corridor, with overnight truck parking available and clean restrooms open around the clock.
Cheap Diesel on the Hwy 71 Corridor
Diesel prices along Hwy 71 can climb fast between towns. Brush Travel Center posts the cheapest diesel in the area daily, making us the go-to fuel stop for owner-operators and fleets running the Hwy 71 and I-76 corridors. Fill up, save on every gallon, and grab a fresh Subway meal while you are here.
Truck Repair & Roadside on Hwy 71
Stuck on Hwy 71? Our on-site shop handles heavy-duty truck repair, trailer repair, tires, brakes, and diagnostics. For breakdowns on the shoulder, MTG Truck Shops dispatches 24/7 mobile roadside assistance across the Hwy 71, I-76, and I-70 corridors — request service and a certified diesel mechanic comes to you, backed by a 90-day national parts & labor warranty.
Road Conditions on This Corridor
Conditions on Colorado’s Eastern Plains can change fast. Check live road conditions, closures, and chain laws before you head out:
Live CO Road Conditions — COtrip.orgHwy 71 is largely a two-lane rural road with limited passing zones. Plan your passes carefully and watch for slow farm equipment during planting and harvest seasons.
Open stretches of Hwy 71 collect blowing snow that drifts across the roadway. After storms, watch for slick patches and reduced visibility well after the snow stops.
Low-lying areas near the South Platte and tributary creeks can fog in heavily on cool mornings. Slow down when the road disappears into the mist.
Deer and pronghorn are active along Hwy 71 at first light and after sunset. They cross in groups — if you see one, expect more right behind it.
What You’ll See Along the Way
Eastern Colorado is wide-open big-sky country. Here’s the landscape and the landmarks that define this drive:
Hwy 71 rolls through working farmland — wheat, corn, and alfalfa fields bordered by windbreaks of cottonwood and cedar. It’s quiet, productive country.
On a clear day, the peaks of the Rocky Mountain Front Range — Longs Peak and the Mummy Range — rise on the western horizon, a dramatic backdrop to the flat plains.
The corridor strings together small Eastern Plains communities — grain elevators, Main Streets, and rail sidings — the agricultural backbone of Morgan County.
Open rangeland along Hwy 71 is pronghorn antelope territory. Herds graze the shortgrass, and the big sky overhead makes for some of the widest horizons in Colorado.