Marana Chevron

I stopped here for some gas – felt safe during the day and was a smooth experience. No complaints here!

Sign indicating New Management.
Pumps and pump handles are clean and in good repair. Just a little debris scattered about the parking lot; nothing that is likely long-​standing trash. (I used to be a secret shopper for chevrons… hehe).
Bathrooms could use a deep clean and ass gaskets. I like a toilet seat cover for the added false sense of security, but that’s just me.
I don’t know that the women’s restroom even come close to meeting ADA requirements. The larger stall is tiny! Good luck if you’re handicapped. You’re going to soil yourself before wedging in that restroom.
Shelves all appear to be orderly and well-​stocked. I received a friendly greeting, coming and going, from the female attendant on shift (8:44 am Easter Sunday).
Again, some basic deep cleaning in the corners where standard mopping accumulates filth and grime is much needed. The check-​out counter is in need of repair; somewhat unsightly.
Windows and glass look well-​maintained. Bathroom mirror needs wiping but, again, nothing that appears to be old splatters. The attendant can’t very-​well maintain everything while she’s alone on shift.
Yeah, fuel rates are much-​above the regional prices. It’s an interstate stop. I’d almost expect that. I’m not buying fuel here. I didn’t buy anything, actually. I stopped to meet someone en route to somewhere else, and to use the restrooms.
I’d likely stop somewhere else for a bathroom break next time.

Rather overpriced fuel. Very dirty restrooms. Very understocked shelves. Looks like they are going out of business, possibly. I’d suggest continuing to one of the Tucson Chevrons.

Wow! Today gas is $ 3.30 along Ina road and $ 3.69 here. That’s $.39 cents a gallon! Which again begs the question. Why would you buy gas here?

I got diesel at the «Marana Chevron» in Marana, AZ on 12/​14/​2009 for my R.V. «the Black Pearl». The prices were competitive.