Truck Stop on I-76 — Brush, Colorado
Your one-stop truck stop on I-76 Exit 90. Cheap diesel, huge truck & trailer parking, Subway food, Tesla charging, clean restrooms, and full-service truck repair — trucks, trailers, and RVs all welcome.
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 at Our I-76 Truck Stop
Running the I-76 corridor across the Eastern Plains of Colorado? Brush Travel Center sits right at I-76 Exit 90 in Brush — a true 24/7 truck stop built for long-haul drivers, fleets, and RV travelers. Pull off the interstate for the cheapest diesel fuel prices in the area, a massive truck parking lot that welcomes semis and big rigs, a fresh Subway meal, Tesla Supercharging, and a full C-store stocked with cold beer, ice, coffee, and road essentials.
- Cheap diesel and cheap gas — some of the best diesel fuel prices on I-76
- Best parking lot for trucks — overnight truck parking, semi parking, and big rig parking
- Truck and trailer welcome — pull-through spaces for tractor-trailers and RVs
- Subway food — fresh, made-to-order sandwiches and salads without leaving the lot
- Tesla Superchargers — high-speed EV charging on-site
- Clean restrooms — kept clean all day, every day
- Full C-store — snacks, drinks, hot coffee, energy drinks, cold beer, and ice
- RV fuel and RV-friendly access from the highway
- Full-service truck repair shop and 24/7 mobile roadside assistance
- DEF, propane, ATM, and lottery available
I-76 Truck Parking & Overnight Stops
Finding safe overnight truck parking on I-76 can be tough. Our lot is one of the largest truck parking lots on the Eastern Plains — commercial truck parking, semi parking, and big rig parking all welcome. Whether you need a quick fuel stop or an overnight rest with clean restrooms and hot food nearby, Brush Travel Center is the easiest I-76 Exit 90 pull-off.
Cheap Diesel & Fleet Fueling on I-76
Drivers running I-76 between Denver and Nebraska know diesel prices swing fast. We post our diesel price daily so you can plan your fill-up. With some of the best diesel fuel prices in the corridor and fleet-friendly lanes, Brush Travel Center is a favorite cheap diesel stop for owner-operators and fleets alike.
Truck Repair & Roadside on the I-76 Corridor
Broken down on I-76? Our on-site repair shop handles heavy-duty truck repair, trailer repair, tire service, diagnostics, brakes, and DPF service. Need help on the shoulder? MTG Truck Shops rolls 24/7/365 mobile roadside assistance across the I-76, I-70, and I-25 corridors — request service and a certified diesel mechanic is dispatched to your truck.
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.orgI-76 across the Eastern Plains is exposed and flat, so blowing snow and black ice form quickly — especially on bridges over the South Platte River. Slow down and watch for ice in the early morning hours.
Open prairie means strong crosswinds. Empty trailers and high-profile rigs get pushed around between Brush and the Nebraska line — check wind advisories before you roll.
Warmer months bring CDOT paving and lane closures along I-76. Expect reduced speeds and occasional single-lane traffic through work zones.
Dry, windy days can kick up dust across plowed fields, dropping visibility in minutes. If it goes white, pull off safely and wait it out.
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:
I-76 opens up into vast shortgrass prairie — wheat fields, sugar beet farms, and horizons that stretch for miles. The sky here is the feature.
The corridor follows the South Platte River basin, with tree-lined crossings and irrigation ditches cutting through the dry plains — a green ribbon in a brown landscape.
To the north of the corridor lies the Pawnee National Grassland — rolling shortgrass prairie, pronghorn herds, and the iconic Pawnee Buttes buttes rising from the plain.
Unobstructed western views make I-76 sunsets unreal — gold and amber light pouring across the wheat fields toward the Rocky Mountain Front Range.