Phillips 66

If my car ran out of gas directly in front of this place, I would walk 10 extra miles to get help somewhere else. I took my car in for an inspection at 9 am, was told it would be done by noon. At 3:15 they hadn’t even started it. When I showed up to get it and told them that if they had simply told me they couldn’t get to it until 3, I would have brought back at 3 instead of having been stranded all day. His only offer was to go back it out for me now without the inspection being done, HE was pissed! And the guy that said if would be ready by noon just shrugs his shoulders and goes I might have said that, so? Unbelievable! Can’t figure out why this place is so busy, their service couldn’t be worse if the we’re trying to make it worse, not possible!

I do not make a habit of filling up my tank at this Phillips 66. It is set at a difficult location on the corner where pulling in to the pumps can be a challenge. Likewise, the prices at this gas station tend to be higher than at other nearby filling stations. In a pinch, this Phillips 66 is good to get you through the wilderness that is Brookside; however, there are other nearby gas stations that come with a lower price tag per gallon and less of a headache to visit during daytime traffic hours.

I use this station only for emergency gas. The price is always five to ten cents higher than QT or Shell. Its a pain to get in and out. They have a poor selection of convenience items. And they take away their air hoses at night (I have never seen a stolen air hose at QT).
If Phillips 66 wants me to pay more for gas, they have to offer something in return…24 hour air, more convenience items, a cleaner building, more soda/​snacks, etc.
So, if you want gas or convenience items, drive east a few blocks to Shell or south to QT. Both are easier to get around, cost less, and have a bigger variety.