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Sources Reviewed: October 23, 2026

Petro N. Little Rock on Valentine Road lists Iron Skillet, a barber shop, laundry, a CAT Scale and truck service. Use the guide to plan a meal or vehicle task near I-40 Exit 161 and coordinate where the truck and escort cars will meet.

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Petro N. Little Rock: Location And Listed Facilities

3205 Valentine Road, North Little Rock; operator lists I-40, Exit 161.

Location
Valentine Road in North Little Rock, associated with I-40 Exit 161. Operator Details
Food and personal services
Iron Skillet and a barber shop are listed. Operator Details
Driver facilities
CAT Scale, laundry, driver lounge, and truck service are listed. Operator Details

Official Petro N. Little Rock Location And Contact Details

What Can You Confirm About Petro N. Little Rock?

The operator identifies Petro N. Little Rock at 3205 Valentine Road in North Little Rock, with I-40 Exit 161 as its highway reference. Use the full location name so it is not confused with another business in the wider Little Rock area.

Its listed mix includes Iron Skillet, a barber shop, a CAT Scale, and truck service. That combination can support several different planning needs, but each requires its own current-hours and access check before a driver builds the break around it.

Which Services Need Planning?

Separate personal errands from time-critical truck work at North Little Rock. A barber visit, laundry cycle, and restaurant meal can consume a different amount of time from a scale check. Decide which task is essential to the next movement and which can wait.

The operator has a dedicated truck-service section, rather than just a general claim of roadside convenience. Ask about the specific maintenance concern and whether the necessary work can be accepted. Do not schedule escorts around an assumed immediate repair merely because the travel-center page lists service capabilities.

What Should You Confirm Before Arriving?

Ask the North Little Rock location about current department hours and any appointment needs. The barber shop appearing on the amenity list does not establish that a barber is on duty when you arrive. Apply the same check to dining and maintenance.

For the loaded truck, confirm the designated entrance, turning path, and parking terms. Explain any unusual width, length, or axle arrangement. A listed CAT Scale does not prove that every permitted combination can approach or use it, and a truck-parking listing does not identify an open space for the crew today.

How Should Lead and Chase Escorts Coordinate?

Give lead and chase escorts a single North Little Rock plan: the exact facility, essential service, operator-approved waiting arrangement, and the next departure decision. Personal-service tasks should not scatter the crew before the load is safely positioned.

If truck work takes longer than expected, recheck the movement window and crew arrangements before leaving. Keep the return route tied to the actual permit. A convenience stop should not quietly become an unreviewed detour or staging location.

Can Your Permitted Load Use Petro N. Little Rock?

Compare the approach to Petro N. Little Rock and the return to your route with the roads on your issued Arkansas permit, and confirm loaded access with the operator before leaving the authorized road.

Finding Stops Near Your Arkansas Route

RouteAll’s nearby-stop finder lists candidates along your Arkansas route; check each one against the permit the same way as Petro N. Little Rock.

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RouteAll does not operate or endorse this facility. Operator listings describe facilities, not live space availability, current prices or permission for your loaded combination to enter. Confirm those details directly.

  • No current parking inventory, oversize fit, or permitted entrance/exit has been verified.

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