Chevron

I LOVE CHEVRON GAS!
How to save money on gas at Chevron? Using them good ol’ Safeway points baby!
I always seem to save .20 cents off per gallon with my fuel reward points and let me tell you that it does make a little difference.
I have noticed that this station is the cheapest Chevron around the Redwood City area so I never hesitate to come here.
There are many other gas stations nearby as well (Shell and 76) but no matter what you say, they just don’t compare to this Chevron.
The station area is usually clean and presentable. I have never had a problem with the workers here they seem to be very helpful and pleasant.
Did I mention: TV at the gas station? Ok, let me tell you. So they have TV’s on the gas pumps. I chuckled when I see this… why? Cause the gas station knows exactly what they are doing. They try to distract you while they drain your pockets and try not to get you to notice the high gas prices and how much you are actually spending. LOL.
With that said today 4÷29÷2015 I paid $ 3.29 for Regular

20 cents off per gallon with Fuel Rewards from Safeway makes this place cheaper than Arco in San Mateo.
…the gas station looked great on the outside… dispensers full of paper towels and squeegees and TVs on the gas station pumps too…
…too bad that after filling up my tank (the pump clicked) …my tank was merely ⁷⁄₈ full?!?

The cheapest Chevron gas station in San Mateo county (if you say otherwise, please share :))! I go to Chevron stations 99% of the time and this is definitely the best price for gas, even beating the Chevron a half and mile away. Also if you are a Safeway club card member, you can earn points for up to .20 cents off a gallon. It’s really helpful since gas is expensive and because my car takes premium. I believe they have around 10 pump stations so it’s a little bit smaller than other Chevrons. This location can get crowded in the evenings, but lines move fast and I don’t really see anything negative about this place. My Go-​to gas station!
GOOD:
–Cheapest gas I’ve seen in the area!
–Safeway club card members can get up to .20 cents off per gallon
–Convenient
BAD:
–Can get crowded during rush times

This is the cheapest Chevron in Redwood City so I like going here to get gas. The man that works there whose name I don’t know is extremely nice and helpful.
The only downside is that since it’s on Woodside Road and the most affordable Chevron, there are usually a lot of people. Luckily, there are plenty of pumps to make the wait a lot shorter.

This Chevron is so annoying! Charging $ 1 for air and water. They can press a button in the cashiers office but when you ask them to, they play dumb. It’s only a buck but it’s so annoying (and illegal). A station that’s going to cheat you for a $ 1 will cheat you for more given the chance. I don’t know that I’d trust what the other Unilocalers are saying about the quality of the gas sold here, or what it is that makes them think this stations gas is any better quality than the Shell’s stations gasoline. I just don’t think this station is giving you anything you don’t overpay for.

It’s a bit small but I like this gas station because it’s cheap compared to Fremont and other Chevron’s in that area… I paid $ 3.27 a gallon on 12÷22÷12.

I hate gas stations. It’s one of the most money consuming spots I’d ever gone. The more times you drive your car the frequent you visit gas stations, the more money you burn.
Anyways, Chevron (along side of Shell) is my favorite gas station. I did know until I moved to the Peninsula, that gas at stations such as Chevron and Shell and 76 is the slowest burning fuel compared to cheaper price and quality gas. Valera, family own gas stations, AM/​PM, etc is $.10 — $.20 cheaper but burns a lot quicker.
Once I realized this, I decided to stick with the big names stations. Just so happens, both Chevron and Shell is located only 1 block from where I live. And how lucky am I to discover, after 1 ½ years living in the Peninsula, I happen to live next to the cheapest Shell and Chevron in the Peninsula.
The first reason for me to use this gas station was because it was literally, 1 block away from where I live. And since, it was the time when I just moved to the Peninsula, and driving around to a city unknown to me was something I did not fancy. So, CONVENIENCE.
The second thing that attracted to me was the PRICE. It was always about $.05 — $.10 less than other stations. I didn’t know it then, until months after my arrival in Redwood City, I realize the gas station that is conveniently located a block away from me is the cheapest Chevron in the Peninsula. =]
Third, I really like the fact that it is CLEAN and WELL MAINTAINED. A clean and upkeep venue, location of any sort attracts a much more classier and diverse customers. Little detail such as this effects the foot traffic and people in a great way.
Next, FAST PUMPING helps prevents long waits at each station. The one in San Jose located at the most busiest road (Senter & Capitol), AM/​PM, is the cheapest in that area… but also one of the slowest. For a regular 4 cylinder vehicle, you’re looking at 1 – 3 minutes per tank. I know what you’re thinking, «1−3 minutes? That’s not bad.» Oh yeah? Compare to 5 – 20 seconds, it is. How do I know it is that fast? Everytime I pump at Chevron, I always try to Unilocal Check-​In before I finish pumping gas. Now, ladies, with an Android, it takes seconds to check-​in, correct? Guess what, with my 4-​cyl car, the pump station always beat me before I finish checking-​in to that spot. No joke. Which makes my trip to Chevron 1 – 2 minutes long. Yeah =]
Last but not least, the LONGEVITY of the gas. It takes slower to burn. The last time I pumped at a Valero gas station, I had to fill up my tank twice in a week. No bueno. For me, is something I could not afford to do. Back to Chevron (or Shell) for a 1-​time-​a-​week pump for me.
So, if you’re in the neighborhood, this is the station I recommend.

The cheapest Chevron. Chevron runs a little more expensive than other gas. My mechanic swears by Chevron. He tells me that you get slightly better performance than other gas. He tells me it is because every batch of gas has at least the amount of octane that it is labeled and that others average different batches out. So, you get slightly better octane at Chevron. I don’t have any proof, but I trust my mechanic. It can get a little crowded. But, because of the price, it is not unexpected.

The gas here seems to be the cheapest when compared to others in the area. There are 3 things that bother me about this place.
1. The lot it literally full during peak hours 4pm-6:30 and weekend are worse. The lines that build up here remind me of the oil crisis of the 1970s were cars had to take turns to gas up. It seems unexceptional and pointless to wait in line for gas. Shopping I understand but the time wasted here can put a person on edge.
2. I was almost carjacked here once and I observed a large argument between a customer and the owner, it was ugly to watch. Both occurences happened late at night, so its my fault for being around the lot during late hours
3. The owners here are duplicitous. There nature or personal skills are lacking (it’s a gas station so much cannot be expected) but something else is troubling. They charge for air/​water (a lot of stations do not), and they are not very friendly.

The prices here are average for the area, but there’s slightly cheaper gas up Woodside Road. Just head westward and a few streets doen you’ll see what I’m talking about. However, you’ll probably only save MAYBE $ 0.10 per gallon.
This location is very convenient, being on the corner of Woodside and Hudson. It’s usually clean and well lit, but I have to minus one star because the air & water pump was out of order when I REALLY had to put more air in my back tire (yes, it was almost flat for some random reason). It wouldn’t be so bad, except it’s been out of order several times this past year.

$ 3.45 for Supreme…
Not sure why this says it’s closed because I got gas here just fine today and even verified the address on the store window. Hopefully the edits I made to the business info. will shortly reflect that.
Aside from the high priced gas, this gas station is conveniently located right off the main road and is easily accessible. Since you can use your credit card at the pump, there wasn’t a need to go into the store but I consider that a good thing.