Love’s Travel Stops recently expanded its presence along Interstate 40 with a new location in Kingman, Arizona, adding more than 100 truck parking spaces along the freight corridor.
Located at Exit 37, the new travel stop became the company’s second Kingman location and included 127 truck parking spaces available free to Love’s customers. The opening brought Love’s total number of truck parking spaces added nationwide in 2026 to 1,262.
More Parking and Services Along I-40
In addition to the 127 truck parking spaces, the Kingman location opened with 26 spaces for bobtails, nine diesel bays, six showers, laundry facilities, and CAT scales.
Food options included Love’s fresh food, Buffalo Wild Wings GO, and Subway. The property also featured a dog park and self-checkout options.
Love’s said the additional parking and fueling capacity was intended to support freight movement along the busy I-40 corridor. Space was also reserved for future electric vehicle chargers, allowing local utility partners to install charging stations if demand develops.
As part of the Kingman opening, Love’s announced $5,000 donations to both Yucca Elementary School and Phoenix Children’s.
Love’s Continues Store Updates
The Kingman opening came as Love’s continued work on its Road Ahead Plan, which includes updates to existing locations across its network.
The company recently completed remodels in Chickasha, Oklahoma; San Antonio, Texas; and Dublin, Georgia. The projects included updated interiors designed to improve traffic flow and the overall in-store experience.
Love’s also made $5,000 charitable donations tied to each remodel, supporting CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital in San Antonio, Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation in Chickasha, and Atrium Health Levine Children’s in Dublin.
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Last Updated: September 24, 2026
Source: Truckers News
Image Source: Love’s Travel Stops
