Chevron Stations

Good location and great to have free air, went to another station for that and didn’t have coins and didn’t even know there was a charge for that. 24hours open, is one of the most convenient around the Lawrence express way area.

Leaving nearby Kaiser hospital with a broken arm, a low tire notice comes up on my car. I stopped at the first available gas station, it looked clean and nice. I filled up with gas which I could manage one-​handed then went to the attendant to ask for help with air in my tires. She pointed to the sign behind her that stated no helping with air in tires no exceptions. When I asked her about it she said tires can sometimes blowup and hurt people. Is filling a tire more dangerous than pumping gasoline? I was asking for help from people at least smart enough to to have been hired to work in this gas station. I saw one mechanic working on cars, one attendant in the office, and all three car bays were full so there may have been more people working at the time. You pump gas for someone handicapped, but you could not put air in a tire for someone obviously impaired at the moment. Where is the reasonableness? Where is the common sense? Where is the customer service?

Not bad for a gas station. Being a 24hr one makes it very convenient, but after a certain time late night, they lock the door so you hav to make a purchase through a window. There’s never a line whenever i stop by and it’s right next to hwy 237, which is both good and bad. the only problem is that chevron is usually expensive.

Wow for a gas station the restrooms were awesome! Very bright and well lit at night. Thank you

Just like every gas station, it’s just your average gas station with about 7 or 8 pumps and right by the freeway so it’s very accessible and convenient.
Free water and free air in every Chevron gas stations I believe. Sometimes their gas price is hefty than other locations but when I came here it was pretty cheap so I don’t have any complaints :)

There was plenty of room here last night for me and like 5 other friends with matching cars to fit in and grab gas. It was nice and easy to get to. I also enjoyed the fact that it was right off the freeway, but not easily accessible by the commuters, and therefore not as pricey as those just off the freeway.

Location is great, right next to the freeway. Never too crowded and no waiting in lines to get your gas

Great gas, hefty price. They choice is yours. If you feel like paying 30 cents more than at Arco feel free to tank up here.

Over all the whole station is very clean and store well organized. The guys working there are nice.

I am boycotting two Lawrence Expressway gas stations… seriously…and both are on the North Bound direction (towards 237). I know that no one is going to look for gas station reviews, but maybe they may happen to read this in passing.
This week, I stopped into this station as I have been almost every week for the last 3 years. First pump has a sign that says the keypad doesn’t work and go inside. Pull to the other side of the station, and swipe my card and it takes my card. Lets me put in my zip code, then just sits there. Try several times. Nothing. Seriously? It is 7am, I need to get to work, I am sleepy… and I can tell others are experiencing the same frustration.
Visit cigarette purchase shack to give them my card. Sign on the shack says cash only as the network is down. Wait, is it the one keypad or is it the network? And you can’t put signs on the machines?
It is pretty pathetic that to pump gas it takes a ton of steps and the customers are at the pumps bitching to each other how lame it is. Things happen, communicate it.

This is your average gas station. 8 or so pumps, small attendant area, right by the freeway so it’s pretty convenient.
So why 5 stars for an average gas station? Free water and free air. Saved me $ 0.75!
Now, apparently air and water are supposed to be free. I’ve never been to a place that had it for free, and gas station attendants are usually meanies, so not having to deal with any bullshit is great.