Twin Peaks Petroleum

Great service, and the only gas station local to me. The City of San Francisco appears to be targeting this small business which the City apparently owns the land that the station is situatuated upon. There may be plan in the works to close this station. Enjoy the great service while you can.

Only gas in the area, made it here on fumes, but closed before midnight so we were stranded and had to call for road side service

I experienced a very inappropriate comment by the older gentleman (asshole) at the counter, needless to say i won’t be coming back and i suggest you don’t either! It’s not ok for a gas station cashier to make a comment about the lifestyle of one of his customers when his job is just to collect money… that’s completely unacceptable!

There is sign that says discount on Wednesday. What happens on Wednesdays? Nothing!
I went in to ask about it and I got yelled at. Yes, yelled at. He explained that the sign doesn’t mean anything. I asked if that’s false advertising and he yelled that I could leave if I didn’t like it. Shockingly offensive customer service. I felt unsafe and will not be going there again.

The attendants at this gas station are (you know what I mean). The other day I was there and an elderly woman was needing help to fill her gas tank and the cashiers would not even help her. They provide no paper towels to dry your windows and they wait until the squeegees are not working until they replace them. The oil they sell costs almost double than what I get it for on San Jose Avenue. The lot is set up to be very confusing because of the four way traffic stop (it’s on the corner). The arrows say to go out when cars try to get in vice versa.

The auto care and gas sales are separate businesses. I think the gas sale business was responsible for my experience. I came to Twin Peaks Auto Care with a flat tire from a screw I picked up on my way to work. They refused to help me, saying that they were too busy. When I began to change the tire myself, they told me that their insurance didn’t allow me to change a tire on their property. What could I do? They told me to move my car onto a Portola to change the tire. That’s a busy street — a really dangerous location. When continued to change the tire and promised to be done in 10 minutes, they threatened me and shouted abuse. Not a good start to my commute. I occasionally fill up here because the gas prices are good and my tank is empty, but my advice is to avoid this place when possible.

Pumps are slow! It’s the only nearby gas station around.

Cheap gas. What else can you say?
This gas station has the worst rating I have ever seen. I didn’t have any of the problems other people seemed to. I guess I didn’t have to deal with any poor customer service, I just gassed and left. The prices were by far the cheapest in the area, comparable to prices across the bay! I was expecting to pay a huge premium for gas in SF, but did not have to here. The station looked pretty clean in the pumping area. I am pretty meticulous about mileage and keeping track of how much gas I have in my car, and the pump seemed to be pretty accurate to me. What more can you ask for?

Pretty much agree with everyone else who’s reviewed this place, it really sucks. Way overpriced and kind of unfriendly. Didn’t know about all the alleged shenanigans re: inaccurate pumps, but doesn’t surprise me. I basically only hit this place when I’m desperate.

There is a reason how they sell cheaper gas. The gas is impure. I had started using this gas station because I was going up and down O’Shaughnessy each day and it was right there. A month later after receiving some problems I take it to the mechanic.
First question after the mechanic looks at the car is if I took my car here for gas. It seems that this place has given him a good amount of business because of fuel related problems after drivers began patronizing this place.

I tend to go to this gas station because it’s near where I live. But lately when I would fill up, I would see the gallon amount on the pump and think, man, I really cut it close that time. BUT, last week when I filled up I knew I had at least a half gallon left in the tank and the numbers on the dial rolled to 10.025 — which is pretty amazing, considering my 2008 Honda Fit only has a ten-​gallon tank!
I didn’t have time to check it out last week, but this week I was determined to see what was going on. My gas light on the dashboard is supposed to go on when I have one gallon left, but actually activates at about one and a half gallons. I had been driving mostly freeway miles all week and averaging about 30 mpg. So when the light went on at 246 miles, I drove an additional 20 miles and figured I had at least a gallon left. This morning I filled the tank at the same pump at this same station, and the dial rolled to 10.222.
So I go in to the cashier and said how can this be, my tank only holds ten gallons and it wasn’t even completely empty, and this is the second time this has happened. The douche says maybe you have a leak. I say right, maybe it’s in the back seat… maybe I’m out here making Molotov cocktails. I ask for the manager and he says the owner is not there, but will call me, and he takes down my number on my receipt. I told he had better because he’s basically screwing everyone who uses that pump — maybe all the pumps — out of $ 4 each time they fill up. No call yet, of course — next stop Department of Weights and Measures, which is supposed to regulate gas pump calibration. DO NOT BUY GAS AT THIS PLACE!!!

I think the pricing is good, and can’t believe claims about putting lower octane in a higher octane pump. One cashier is really cool, the other one is mostly business, but I do not expect alot at a reasonable price gas station.

The owner is DISRESPECTFUL and RACIST. Did I really need to SHOUT that? Hell, yes! I can’t imagine a single scenario here in SF where «Can you read English?» would be appropriate, first, condescending words to a patron. Can you?! The story just goes downhill from there. Um, sorry if you hate your gas station life and I graduated from Stanford and Caltech, but let’s not make this personal. DO NOT BUY GAS HERE.

This place sucks. The owner can barely understand you let alone reply, and if you want to use Discover (and you should! why not get rewards for nothing?) he wants to charge you $ 100…
…never fill here.

I just moved to the area, but if they really put 87 in the 91 tanks, thats a definite show stopper — and car engine eater.
This place sounds bad all around.

This place is very expensive compared to other stations in nearby neighborhoods! However convenient for me because I can stop on my way to and from work. It is kinda of tricky to pull your car back into traffic when there is high traffic volume in the area. And those darn tourist buses always blocking your view of oncoming traffic… if only Twin Peaks wasn’t so close! Locals know what I mean…

It’s cheap for a reason… they put unleaded 87 gas into the 91 octane premium tanks… DON’T BUY GAS HERE!