Brookville Auto Service

Station is a little dated. Needs new equipment and a face lift. The pumps are not covered so if it is raining you better have an umbrella. On the positive side they only charge 12 cents more to use credit.

Not the cheapest gas around, but they do have a prime location. Down side is they charge extra for gas if you pay with a credit card.

I’ve been coming here for gas for a long time. They just changed from Exxon (or was it Mobil?) to Gulf. Not sure if the ownership changed because I’ve always just pumped gas and left. Today I needed a same-​day inspection on my car, and one of my favorites (S&S in Plainview, AAA recommended) couldn’t do it until next Wednesday. On my way home I decided to stop in here. They pulled my car in and inspected it right away, while I sat outside. They kept coming out to give me updates and pulling me in to show me different things.
As they drove the car out, one of the men said he «smelled something;» I said the car always has various odors. They pulled up the hood again and found some wire that had rubbed against something and gotten frayed; they taped it up for no extra charge. It wasn’t a lot of work and there weren’t really «parts» involved, but some places would jerk me around and pretend it was a big deal and charge me.
I’m a younger female and they were all pretty doting and condescending, but in a fatherly/​uncle way that made me feel like I’d get extra taken care (instead of advantage) of. It was three older Greek men — none of them could really speak English very well, but it didn’t matter since car-​speak is Greek to me anyway (el oh el).