I like this place for the touchless car wash. The carwashes I have purchased have all been pay at…read morethe pump style so I cant really comment on the store or service. Like many other of these style of carwashes, if you buy fuel you get a couple of dollars knocked off the price of your car wash. I don't know why I like this car wash so much - but I do. It's got that swishy felt thingy that scrubs it, I always feel like my car is getting a hug from a muppet. And the shammy thing seems to do a better of job cleaning my car than just the regular laser wash. Yes, drive through car washes are probably pricier (and admittedly accentuates my laziness?) than manual ones but this one is where it's at.

Very odd and rude interaction with the woman working at the front. Typically when running a…read morebusiness, if something is done by an employee that inconveniences customers, a simple apology fixes things. She turned a basic miscommunication into an unnecessary and rude argument, blaming two customers for her mistake.

Very poor car wash and not cheap. Try Mint Car wash further south off Macleod Trial that is better…read moreand cheaper instead.

The staff are perhaps some of the most uncourteous people I have met. No thank you's, smiles or…read moregraciousness here!

Nice service. Good place to fill up on both gas and munchies. Chocolate dipped pretzels - yum!read more

This Petro is in a good location in a newer community. No other gas stations around unless you…read moredrive way down the street. They basically have all you need a the gas station... Late night snacks and drinks. It's a newer gas station so nice location and nice employees.

Need fuel? This gas station is open 24 hrs. Also, diesel, car wash, lottery and slurpees!read more

I'm a regular. I…read morefill our bottomless Yukon XL tank here every two weeks. I always get a carwash! Two of my carwash codes expired. I asked if I could get two more. Keep in mind I spend easy $300 a month here as well as my husband and two teens!!!!! (I mentioned i was a regular) The older man treated me as if I was pulling a big scam. Really! Get over yourself. Show some customer service. I'd like to insert a rude name for him now. But I'm too nice. Bottom line I use speed pass and avoid entering store. And their touch less carwash is great. So they have that going for them too.

Worst possible interaction with a 'supervisor' regarding a defective car wash. I put my truck…read morethrough the car wash and did not get the expected cycles for the level I purchased. The dryer on the exit work for a second before shutting off as well. I went in to complain and this person gave me every excuse in the book including; no one else has complained; I took too long to drive the six feet and the blower timed out; the company that runs the wash will still charge them. I told them to check the video from the cameras in the wash - ignored. I felt like I was treated like a thief and was disrespected. She offered to put me through again finally but I could not wait the extra thirty minutes in line. This is a great example of how to paint its honest customers with the same brush you do to the thieves. Learn to be discriminating, respect your customers and earn repeat business. You lost mine.

they post one price and when you get up to the pomp its higher them what they say and when saking…read morethe guy that is there all he said is I forgot to change it

What's not to love about the cheapest gas in the city?!? Love me a Costco visit any day of the…read moreweek! They used to take AMEX but that has changed and now you can only pay with debit, MasterCard, or Costco Cash Cards. Oh and of course, Costco memberhips are required to purchase gas here.

This place is always well-stocked and merchandised. The workers are really friendly. I would…read morerecommend turning on some music so it's not dead quiet while you shop as the cashier usually stands and watches you shop around (which can be uncomfortable if you don't know what you want right away). Gas here is usually cheaper than other places and brewed coffee is also quite fresh.

This is a gas bar attached to the local Mac's Convenience Store. Lots of pumps, all brand new and…read morerelatively fast. The pay-at-the pump keypads use mitten-friendly push-buttons, which is handy on a breezy winter day. Diesel is available. There's a coin operated air pump with a built in pressure gauge. Basic automotive supplies (oil, washer fluid, coolant etc) are available inside the Mac's store. I've noticed the fuel is delivered by ESSO fleet trucks.

Let's see... let's wipe out a Future Shop with a decent parking lot, a financial office and a…read morerestaurant, and instead build a gas station. Not just a gas station, but a Co-Op one complete with kick-ass Liquor Store. Oh, and while we're at it, since the space is so large, let's make it HUGE! Welcome to the Calgary Co-Op Kingsland Gas Bar and Liquor Store. Complete with rows upon rows of energy offering goodness to help my motorized Black Beetle of Doom terrorize the roads of Calgary, it's basically a pretty decent gas station and convenience store x 4. It has one of those all things to all people feel, with groceries, magazines and tons of snacks galore, but also with booze readily close by with a pretty decent selection of beer, wine and liquors. For example, where else in Calgary could I have found Bacon Maple Beer (the beer that smells like maple syrup, has hints of bacon, and the aftertaste of the ashes of a burned down maple tree dumped inside). Unlike most convenience stores, it's closed after 10pm, so after that, you have to wait until the AM for your Van Houtte coffee fix, still, I like to get my loto tickets here since every little purchase I make goes towards my Year-End Co-Op dividend (available to members depending on what you spend for the lifetime extravagant fee of $1) and the discount coupons too when I fill up (2.5 cents per litre of gas given back as a discount coupon towards groceries at a Co-Op supermarket). Oh, almost forgot, they have one of those mechanized super touchless car washes in 3 flavours, regular, Super and Supreme, each level adding to the level of cleanliness (?!? a clean car is still a clean car... after all). I really should try one just to see the machines whirl. #15 of Yelp's 30-Day Review Challenge

Thankfully, just about every carwash around is now "touchless." After all, who wants spinning…read morebrushes, embedded with other cars' grime, abrasively whipping your paint like micro-fine sandpaper? The touchless playing field is now pretty level, so how about some new innovation? It's here. This Kingsland facility contains a touchless carwash different from most, in that it is "self-propelled" (similar to Bubbles), but the owner remains in the car. What this means is that the driver enters the moving queue themselves, and immediately begins the wash procedure. This is occurring while, down the track, other cars are being rinsed and dried. In other words, you don't need to wait for the complete wash cycle before your car enters. Multiple cars are in process simultaneously, and this saves everyone time! I love the idea, however, this also means that drivers need to be able to: A) Have enough skill to position a front tire between the rails above the moving track. B) Follow directions. These two points can lead to some unexpected and unintentional comedy! I witnessed one driver moving back and forth repeatedly trying to get a wheel BETWEEN the rails, and then, trying to figure out why the car was not moving once there. This is the "following directions" part. As the sign says, you must be in neutral, and GET YOUR FOOT OFF THE BRAKES! Funny how a car just sits there with all 4 wheels locked up. Otherwise, this Kingsland Co-op facility is great. There is no Co-Op grocery store--it is convenience only. But for a "gas station," it's everything you need. There are a significant number of gas pumps out front, which means no waiting. Also, and most significant in my "gas station choices," the pump handles lock in the open position!! I ** REFUSE ** to gas up at any station where I need to physically hold the pump for all 120 litres in the wind/rain/sub zero temps. Sorry other guys, if you bowed to your lawyers and removed the locks, I fill elsewhere. The convenience store is large, clean and new. And attached, a Co-Op liquor store. What you'd expect out of both in a brand new location. Truly, this place lets you knock off a number of "to-do's" in one stop.