Old Bellevue Chevron

I’m so disappointed… As a 17 year old girl who just wanted a battery replacement and wanted to save some money for installment, I was told to pay a decent $ 20 fee. This «fee» ended up costing me over $ 100. I wanted to get a trade in value for my old battery, so the attendant after replacing my battery placed the old one in my trunk. As a mechanical professional talking to a 17 year old teen maybe he should let me know that if the battery tilts, the acid will spill. Who new, I come home to my cargo rug about 60% eaten by the chemicals! I was devastated… I’m tired of companies not following protocol ensuring the safely of their customers. I’m so used to seeing this that I don’t even blame myself one bit for not predicting this incident. Imagine if this was a $ 100,000 sports car and the mechanic decided to stick in in the back seat. goodbye leather seats. It is the job of a professional to notify the paying customer of the danger they associate themselves with. Please do tell me if I am wrong. The only reason I give them 2 stars, not one… Is because the guy who attended my car at least was polite… More polite than what I see from all the other reviews for this business. Good luck to them!

I walked in to the garage today to make an appointment because I had a loud screaching sound in my car probably needed a new fan belt. The owner was just sitting there ignoring me and finally I say hi can you please help me. He looked really annoyed and said I can’t help you for another week and then I said I can’t wait that long. he then yelled well go somewhere else then! So I went to jiffy lube down the street and they were able to help me right away. I will never go to that chevron again. I guess Fred never learned customer service skills

Normally, I don’t have any trouble at this gas station, but one day, none of my cards were working at the pump… So I went in to see the attendant to buy gas and my card worked just fine inside.
Long story short, I’ve had to go in (where my card worked just fine) and speak with the attendant. This isn’t my first time talking with this person (name withheld for hope) and she makes it clear that she does not want to help me everytime. Everyone else I’ve spoken to there has been pleasant… Maybe they can help her figure things out.
Anyway, the attendant told me «I don’t care» when I said the pump might be having problems. I do, and I’m buying my gas elsewhere.

DO NOT give this crappy place your valuable business. DO NOT even think about having your vehicle serviced here UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. DO NOT act foolishly and purchase their INCREDIBLY OVERPRICED fuel.
This place is a joke and the people that work here, especially the douchy «shop manager» Paul Look are talentless hacks. They damaged my vehicle by INSTALLING THE WRONG PART and creating flame & smoke damage on my engine and refused to take accountability for their ineptitude. Now I await a wrecker to take the corpse of a vehicle that they administered the final lethal blow to off for scrap metal. These clowns HAVE NO IDEA what they’re doing. They couldn’t even figure out how to operate the hood of the vehicle, spent hours wasting time trying to pry and jam it open, and left a nice glaring dent smack dab in the middle of the hood lol. IDIOTS.
THESE AHOLES WILL RIP YOU OFF. DON’T GIVE THEM THE OPPORTUNITY. This place shouldn’t be in business, period.
You’ve been warned.

I have had 4 vehicles to this Chevron station since I moved here. The mechanics are very polite and do a good job. They don’t up sell you unless you need it. The costs are less than other Bellevue places I have been to. You can’t expect them to jump on your car unless you have an appointment since they only have 3 bays. I will keep taking all my cars there, even for oil changes. Very happy customer.

Gas stations are gas stations. This one is downtown Bellevue. It is very convenient but it is also very expensive, usually .25 a gallon higher then comptetion. The staff is friendly. They close very early.

Okay service. Kind of expensive.

WOW! This place is quite the gas gouger. I was in Bellevue late one night when the gas light came on. All the gas prices by my work in Bellevue were at 3.29, here? $ 3.79. Wow, that’s quite the jump!

It’s a gas station.
Q: Does it have gas?
A: Yes
Q: Are the lines long?
A: There are no lines
Q: Is the person inside friendly?
A: Yes
Q: Is there good selection in the store?
A: Decent, not as good as some others, but it’s enough
Q: Are the prices fair?
A: Yes, in fact it’s the same price as the ARCO nearby and they don’t charge me extra for using my credit card
3 stars. This gas station may be located in Bellevue, but surprisingly is NOT using what we think would be Bellevue gas prices.
The station is definitely pretty old, but I’m not exactly there long enough to do anything else but fill my gas, pay, grab a gatorade and be on my way to work/​home.

I had the worst service at this mechanic shop. I let the guy know that I needed new rear brake pads and he said it would cost 115 for labor and 50 for brake pads (just rear pads) and I wouldn’t get out over there under 300 dollars. Hello! can you add? When I actually had them look at my car it went from 175 to 600 because the brake pad was stuck! So I gave them 20 bucks for looking at it and said see you later. When I left my brakes actually sounded worse than before it got there. I went to a local mechanic shop and it cost less than 200 dollars to get my front, back, and roters replaced. The mechanic also said that someone had tampered with my break pads. I would never come back to this place for any mechanic work again.

Good place. They can be gruff sure but they do good and honest work. They dealt with my friends grandma’s cars for years. Always treated her and her cars with respect.
If you have an issue, ask for the owner Fred. He’ll set things right. Ask him about his Harley…

What a fabulous experience. Placing the credit card in box, it asked who I was by entering zipcode digits. Upon doing so, the message on screen prompted me immediately to unhook something called a «nozzle».
The nozzle had a pump attached. Fitting perfectly into the side of the car, gasoline began to flow once I applied pressure on the handle, using my right hand.
After the tank was full and the screen said $ 2,135.54 — the nozzle easily refit into it’s cradle, where I found it in the first place.
I will return, as the box was quite service oriented and gave me a receipt, complete with phone number in case i wanted to call it.
Thank you Self. You made my day.

This place is awful! I ran out of gas but was able to coast to the pump. When I told them I needed to go to my place to get some cash (which is just across the street), some redneck ass of a mechanic threatened to tow my car to a spot 10 feet away and charge me $ 100 bucks. They are overpriced and have lousey service too. And whatever you do, when they’re letting a charity host a car wash DO NOT GO, since all the water drains right into the bay down the hill.

I’ve been waiting to write this review and rip these guys a new one. If I could give a negative rating I would. This was one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever had.
My alternator broke down one day and I managed to roll in the the Bellevue Park right off of Bellevue Way. I have AAA and they cover a certain number of miles so I had them tow me to the nearest mechanic shop which was this Chevron right up on Main. It was a reluctant decision but I had no other choice.
The two guys working at the time seemed really irritated and were really rude. They barely talked, and didn’t even answer half of my dad’s questions. HELLLLLO, WE CAN SEE YOU IGNORING US. Anyways, the guy who took my information from my dad was Mike. On the way home, my dad wanted to talk to Mike to ask a question. Apparently after we had driven off Mike had gone home. So the tool that was working at the shop answers the phone and as my dad is answering questions he keeps cutting him off with, «I don’t know, ask Mike.» «Call back in the morning, call Mike.» «I said, just call Mike.» He was impossible to converse with. My dad understood that maybe there was an issue with accountability so he ignored his ill manners and said he’d call back in the morning.
Next day, I call Mike to see if he had a ballpark idea of knowing when the car would be done. (Initially he said 1 day). Before I can get to my question he cuts me off and says to me, «Well talking on the phone isn’t fixing your car is it.» (!!!) Up until then I was nice. I had blown off their rudeness to maybe a lack in social skills and even bit my lip when they disrespected my dad. But DAMN NIT I had enough. So I told him off and hung up.
Later I find out that the original estimate had gone from $ 140 to $ 400. Now I don’t know the first thing about how much an alternator is worth but whatever. I understand that being a mechanic can be taxing and you can have your bad days. But they screwed this up. Never again will they get my business, nor a good word of mouth. If I could sit on a stool to shoo away all their customers I’d do it in a heartbeat.

I’ve gassed up here 5 or 6 times in the last few years.
It functions, it has candy bars, no signs of incompetence. However, the Medina Chevron a mile away towards 520 has much more personality and personalized mechanical service, and a more bucolic setting.