OnCue 104 in Oklahoma City: Fuel and Convenience at Penn and I-44
OnCue 104 is a fuel station and convenience store operated by Loves Travel Stops & Country Stores, located at the intersection of Penn Avenue and Interstate 44 in Oklahoma City. It functions as both a quick refuel stop for commuters and a full-service convenience destination with a restaurant, restrooms, and vehicle services on a single property.
What OnCue 104 actually is
OnCue locations are branded convenience stores within the Loves network, designed to serve highway and urban traffic without the truck-stop scale of a traditional Loves facility. OnCue 104 sits at one of Oklahoma City's busiest highway corridors, serving both I-44 through-traffic and local drivers on Penn. The property includes multiple fuel pumps, a full-size convenience store, a restaurant counter, and diesel availability alongside standard unleaded gasoline. Unlike independent gas stations, OnCue operates under Loves' standardized operations, meaning hours, fuel grades, and payment systems remain consistent across locations.
Fuel grades, pricing, and services
OnCue 104 offers three unleaded grades (regular, mid-grade, premium) and diesel. Fuel prices move with wholesale markets and are displayed on roadside signage; confirming current per-gallon rates requires a phone call or in-person visit, as prices shift daily. The station accepts all major payment cards at the pump as well as cash inside. Beyond fuel, OnCue 104 provides air, vacuum, and basic windshield cleaning at no charge. A full-service restaurant operates inside with grab-and-go sandwiches, hot food items, and fountain drinks. The convenience store stocks conventional items: snacks, beverages, coffee, ice, automotive fluids, and hygiene products. No tire service, oil changes, or vehicle maintenance are performed on-site; those services require a trip to a dedicated automotive shop.
How OnCue 104 compares to other Oklahoma City fuel options
Oklahoma City has three distinct fuel categories: branded chains (OnCue, Valero-owned stations, Murphy USA), independent operators (smaller neighborhood stations), and warehouse clubs (Costco, Sam's Club with member pricing). OnCue 104 competes directly with Valero stations and Murphy USA locations on convenience and price visibility. Valero stations tend to cluster near residential areas and offer similar fuel grades and payment flexibility; the Penn and I-44 OnCue location has a transportation advantage over most Valero sites because of highway access. Murphy USA stations (often co-branded with Walmart) undercut OnCue on fuel pricing for members but require enrollment and do not offer restaurant or diesel service. Independent stations scattered across Oklahoma City typically charge 5 to 15 cents per gallon higher than branded chains, offsetting convenience with personalized service. For drivers seeking diesel alongside food service on a major corridor, OnCue 104 has no direct local competitor; for pure price sensitivity on regular unleaded, warehouse clubs are cheaper if you hold membership.
Who OnCue 104 suits and who it does not
OnCue 104 works best for I-44 commuters, long-distance drivers needing fuel and a quick meal, and anyone on Penn Avenue requiring fuel without leaving the main road. The restaurant and extended hours make it practical for shift workers and travelers on unpredictable schedules. It does not suit drivers seeking specialized automotive services (tire replacement, diagnostics), extended sit-down dining, or the lowest possible fuel price (warehouse clubs and occasional independent promotions undercut branded chains). Drivers without payment cards or those avoiding highway-adjacent locations would prefer neighborhood-based independent stations.
What the first visit involves
Pull into OnCue 104 from Penn or the I-44 service road, select a pump, and pay at the pump using a card or pay inside with cash. The pump interface shows fuel grade options and begins dispensing once payment clears. Inside the store, a restaurant counter operates from a window, and a cashier manages the register. Restrooms are available to customers. Parking is angled and plentiful given the highway-stop layout. First-time navigation is straightforward: fuel service mirrors any branded chain, and food ordering is point-of-purchase.
Hours, parking, and logistics
OnCue 104 operates 24 hours daily. Parking includes standard angled spaces for passenger vehicles and longer bays for trucks and trailers, appropriate to its highway function. The lot is lit and regularly maintained. Address confirmation and specific pump count should be verified directly with the location, as maintenance or temporary closures can affect availability.
OnCue 104 fills a necessary gap on Oklahoma City's busiest east-west corridor, combining fuel accessibility, extended hours, and restaurant service in a single stop that independent stations and warehouse clubs cannot match locally.
