Petro Stopping Centers

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Petro Stopping Centers is a chain of full‑service truck stops and travel centers offering fuel, food, parking, and driver amenities, operated under the TravelCenters of America family of brands.

Westlake, Ohio, USA
Owned by bp p.l.c. (via TravelCenters of America)

About Petro Stopping Centers

Petro Stopping Centers is a nationwide network of full‑service travel centers designed primarily for professional drivers but open to all travelers. Locations typically offer gasoline and diesel fuel, convenience stores, sit‑down and quick‑service restaurants, truck maintenance and repair, showers, laundry facilities, driver lounges, and large parking areas. The Wildwood, Florida location is a major I‑75/Florida Turnpike hub that provides 24/7 fueling and services for both passenger vehicles and heavy trucks.

A charge labeled similar to “PETR WILDWOOD FL” on your card statement most likely corresponds to an in‑person purchase at the Petro Stopping Center in or near Wildwood, Florida. This could be for gasoline or diesel, in‑store merchandise, food or drinks, or truck‑related services such as maintenance, parking, or showers. Depending on how your bank abbreviates merchant names, “PETR” is a truncated form of “Petro,” and the city/state indicator (“WILDWOOD FL”) aligns with the Petro Stopping Center and related TA/Petro facilities clustered at the I‑75 Exit 329/FL‑44 interchange.([roadrescuenetwork.com](https://www.roadrescuenetwork.com/locations/fl/wildwood/emergency-roadside?utm_source=openai))

If you don’t recognize the charge, first check any fuel or travel receipts from the date in question, including purchases made by other authorized drivers on your account. Petro/TA receipts usually list the store number, address, and time of transaction, which you can match to your bank activity. For questions or disputes, you can contact the specific Petro location using the phone number on your receipt, or reach out to TravelCenters of America corporate customer service via their website. If the charge still appears incorrect or duplicated, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and, if necessary, request a new card in case of card skimming or unauthorized use at a fuel pump.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Petro Stopping Centers.

  1. PETRO #313 MILAN
  2. petr wildwood fl

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “PETR WILDWOOD FL”?

This descriptor is a bank abbreviation for Petro Stopping Centers in the Wildwood, Florida area. The charge typically reflects an in‑person purchase such as fuel, convenience store items, a restaurant meal, parking, or truck services at that Petro/TA travel center cluster near I‑75 Exit 329 and FL‑44.

What types of purchases at Petro Stopping Centers in Wildwood, FL usually appear on my card?

Common card charges include gasoline or diesel at the pumps, DEF, in‑store food and drinks, travel supplies, showers or laundry, reserved or overnight parking, and truck maintenance or repair services. All of these may post under a shortened merchant name like “PETR WILDWOOD FL.”

Can Petro Stopping Centers place a temporary authorization hold on my card?

Yes. Like most large fuel and travel centers, Petro may place a temporary authorization hold—often higher than your final fuel amount—to verify your card, especially at pay‑at‑the‑pump terminals. The hold is set by your bank’s rules and is usually released within a few days, after which you’ll see the final, exact transaction amount.

How can I get a copy of my receipt from the Petro location in Wildwood, Florida?

If you need a receipt copy, contact the Wildwood Petro/TA location directly using the phone number listed on any prior receipt or via the location finder on ta-petro.com. Provide the approximate date, time, fuel lane or register number, and the last four digits of your card so staff can look up and reprint or email a copy if available.

How do I dispute a Petro Stopping Centers charge I don’t recognize?

First, verify that no one else on your account (family member, employee, or co‑driver) made the purchase. If it still appears unfamiliar, call the Wildwood Petro location or TA/Petro customer service with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can search their transaction logs. If the charge appears fraudulent, immediately contact your card issuer to dispute it and request a replacement card.

Does Petro Stopping Centers offer any recurring billing or subscriptions that might cause repeated charges?

Most Petro Stopping Centers transactions are one‑time purchases, but professional drivers may see recurring‑style charges if they routinely fuel or reserve parking at the same location on similar schedules. Petro/TA loyalty programs themselves do not typically bill monthly fees; if you see true recurring charges, review your receipts and contact the location or TA corporate support to clarify what’s being billed.

Why does the charge amount from Petro seem higher than just the fuel I bought?

The amount may include fuel plus additional items such as snacks, drinks, truck supplies, or services like showers or parking paid in a single transaction. Compare the total on your receipt with the posted charge; if they differ, contact the Wildwood Petro location and your bank with details so they can investigate possible errors or partial reversals.

Who owns Petro Stopping Centers and where is it headquartered?

Petro Stopping Centers is operated under the TravelCenters of America brand family, which is headquartered in Westlake, Ohio. TravelCenters of America was acquired by bp in 2023, so Petro is now part of bp’s U.S. travel center and mobility network.([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/travelcenters-of-america?utm_source=openai))

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