A new Supercharger is coming soon to Hilliard, OH. 12 stalls are planned for the Meijer on Hilliard-Rome Rd, off I-70.
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Supercharger - Hilliard, OH
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Hilliard, OH
Host Type: Supermarket
Host: Meijer
Along Primary Interstates: I-70
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-33, US-40
Along Auxiliary Interstates: I-270
Address is in Columbus, so more probably something like Columbus - Hilliard Rome Rd
I-70
From: Dayton, OH - 63.2 miles
To: Grove City, OH - 13 miles
Diversion: 1.7 miles
From: Richmond, IN - 97.5 miles
To: Cambridge, OH - 89 miles
US-33
From: Dublin, OH - 12.6 miles
To: Weston, WV - 231.4 miles
Diversion: 9.2 miles
From: Fort Wayne, IN - 174.3 miles
To: Harrisonburg, VA - 370.2 miles
US-40
From: Dayton, OH - 67.6 miles
To: Cambridge, OH - 90.6 miles
Diversion: 5.5 miles
From: Richmond, IN - 102.2 miles
To: Triadelphia - Gantzer Ridge Rd, WV - 151.9 miles
V3 Supercharger on I-70, which will help to avoid the large diversion to the v2 Grove City, OH Supercharger.
Host Type: Supermarket
Host: Meijer
Along Primary Interstates: I-70
Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-33, US-40
Along Auxiliary Interstates: I-270
Address is in Columbus, so more probably something like Columbus - Hilliard Rome Rd
I-70
From: Dayton, OH - 63.2 miles
To: Grove City, OH - 13 miles
Diversion: 1.7 miles
From: Richmond, IN - 97.5 miles
To: Cambridge, OH - 89 miles
US-33
From: Dublin, OH - 12.6 miles
To: Weston, WV - 231.4 miles
Diversion: 9.2 miles
From: Fort Wayne, IN - 174.3 miles
To: Harrisonburg, VA - 370.2 miles
US-40
From: Dayton, OH - 67.6 miles
To: Cambridge, OH - 90.6 miles
Diversion: 5.5 miles
From: Richmond, IN - 102.2 miles
To: Triadelphia - Gantzer Ridge Rd, WV - 151.9 miles
V3 Supercharger on I-70, which will help to avoid the large diversion to the v2 Grove City, OH Supercharger.
That or maybe West Columbus? Cincy has two SC and they one on Harrison Avenue it called West Cincinnati SC.
I've been familiar with this Meijer since the mid '90s and I would have sworn this was Hilliard proper. I guess Columbus annexes everything it can. I initially just figured it was maybe a Columbus mailing address but was actually in Hilliard. Kind of like where I live now has a Toledo mailing address but is actually in a township.
This will be nice. I never really charge anywhere but home but occasionally I use the Grove City one. Like when the power went out with the storms, I charged there. Having one in Rome Hilliard will be a nice option to have should I need it.
Tezla041
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I got a few more photos during the day and I got to talk to one of the workers. (When I started snapping shots he walked up to me.) He was super chill, so I asked if he had any estimates on when they might be done. He said they're hoping to be done in three (3) weeks. Pretty exciting! 😃
I asked if he works on any of the other installs in the area and he knew about the other Columbus one and the ones on the Turnpike. He said his company helps with a lot of these so I included a photo of his truck, in case you see one like it or another one from that company. They might have updates for us.
(I told him keep up the great work in this heat, it was in the mid-90s without humidity (100 with it) when I stopped by.)
I asked if he works on any of the other installs in the area and he knew about the other Columbus one and the ones on the Turnpike. He said his company helps with a lot of these so I included a photo of his truck, in case you see one like it or another one from that company. They might have updates for us.
(I told him keep up the great work in this heat, it was in the mid-90s without humidity (100 with it) when I stopped by.)
PStewart
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Just stopped & checked status on my roadtrip through Ohio. Unfortunately still no power.
I'm really looking forward to this being open so I can stop using the unreliable Dayton SC.
I'm really looking forward to this being open so I can stop using the unreliable Dayton SC.
Interesting that there is a transformer in place. Usually the sites are activated soon after the transformer is placed. Is there a meter installed?
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