Im just here to say that after driving around for 15 minutes and visiting 6 gas stations, this was…read morethe first gas station we found with a vacuum. We needed to vacuum our Turo vehicle and so this was a great place to get gas and vacuum our car. Vacuum was $2 in cash and $2.50 w card for 5 minutes. The price of gas was comparable to other places. Clean and spacious gas station.

It's on a very busy corner. Traffic flow on every corner is constant. It can take a few minutes to…read moreget into the gas station lot. There's about 8 pumps. Gas is $4.15 a gallon. Not great. But we just need to get about 1/4 tank to top off the tank to return it is all. $19.01. Only has a small little kiosk to check in and out.

Stopped here twice on our trip. The cashiers are so nice and good selection of snacks and drinks…read more Price is fair too.

Took the short walk from the hotel to acquire a bottle of coke, and stumbled upon a group of…read moreVolkswagen enthusiasts displaying their vehicles under the Hawaiian night sky for others to enjoy. Aloha Petroleum gas station was hosting the group, their customer service inside the store was great! By the way...EVEN Hawaii gasoline is like $2 a gallon cheaper than California! Go figure.

I've been spending about $60 on gas every two days. My daily commute is unreal, it honestly feels…read morelike I'm on a road trip every single day. Naturally, saving money with Costco Gasoline just makes sense to me. Costco Gasoline is the only gas we use if we can help it. I'm truly loyal to Costco because of the affordability. With how much I drive, every dollar saved at the pump adds up, and Costco consistently gives me the best value. I am truly brand loyal to Costco when it comes to shopping for certain items and especially on gasoline.

Still the best place to get gas! Prices for regular…read moreunleaded. Costco. $4.99. Hele. $5.29. Texaco. $5.69. 76. $5.69.

I was using the pump to top off full tank (1/8) and gas kept dispensing and smelled gas. I…read morestopped and pull the dispenser and it gushed out gas like a water hose and placed it back in pump. I told cashier and she came out to check and pulled put the dispenser and more gas gushed out. Unacceptable standards. Owner/mgmt lacks care and safety.

Remember when we relied on "service stations" for it all…read more.. Now it seems like it's less service and more "self service" and yet we still pay more for gas...sigh! This shell is right on a super busy intersection of South Beretania and McCully just before the overpass to enter H1 and have been a pit stop of mine for various reasons. The convenience of a separate area for air and vacuum, free use of squeegee, a convenient store filled with just about everything including an ATM or just to grab some gas because I've neglected to fill before I start my journey. Along with their current early bird promotion of a free 12oz coffee with any fill up of 8 gallons or more from 6am to 8am daily they also partnered with T-Mobile of $0.15 off per gallon considering the price for a regular was at $4.799 (as of Oct 29, 2023) every bit counts. Another guilty convenience that I do love is because they're on the corner I've taken much advantage of using it to pass through the two driveways...hey the traffic gets rough here at times and thankfully I get to reset myself and my ride. Thank you!

I posted a review over six years ago, and I'm happy to share that ethanol-free gas continues to…read moreperform much better than ethanol-blended alternatives.

Got an ice cream sandwich through the money tray after store closed. 10/10…read more Guy even asked for my rewards card.

Hele on Kapahulu is still my go-to gas station. The corner location makes it easy to get in and…read moreout, prices are cheaper than the big names, and the pump experience generally feels clean and safe.

Why do the pump displays ask if I want a receipt? I have a disability and when asked if I want a…read morereceipt, I state , YES. For some reason, 99% of the time there's NO receipt paper. Soooo I have to set up my walker to go into the store to get my receipt. You guys need to do better!!!!

extremely courteous and highly efficient. Went there 5/4/2025 to see if they could fix an existing…read moreplug for a flat that was installed by a tire dealer in mapunapuna. short wait, ate ramen in manoa sc, and soon after got a call that it was fixed! they checked for air leaks and done! very happy camper!

Its like the old school sevice stations ( we used to call it long time ago ) when i was a little…read morekid. All the workers feel like family. The owner is great! Shes always there working along side her team. Good place to get your safety check.

I always get my safety checks done here. Keith is quick, efficient and keeps the line moving. No…read morenonsense. Highly recommend.

Car service in Nu'uanu, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My sister and her family go to Hirams Texaco for their Car repairs. I thought I'd give it a try since I was in the area. Keith seems to be the only guy working here. There's a gal in the convenience store that handles the gas dispensers. She told me that Keith will be right with me. I think Keith took a car around the block for a spin. Then he had to attend to a guy that maybe had a serious problem. When Keith had time, I asked him to check my oil level since the indicator light flashed on. He asked me to move my car closer. I had parked on the other side of the building because the right side was filled with vehicles. Eventually, he got to me, turned on the ignition and saw the indicator light. He popped the hood, whipped out the oil stick and showed me that the level was fine. He said the light could have been triggered by the oil not circulating... or other reasons. Hmmm... Ok... At least I had enough oil! I appreciate his quick diagnosis - especially because I was a walk-in and an unknown...

Two days ago I unknowingly came home with a flat tire. My husband had an extra tire but he didn't…read morehave the correct tools to remove the damage tire or remount the new one. So yesterday my husband took them dow to 76 Gas station on N.School Street to get the new tire mounted. It was between 6:45-7:00 am in the morning. There were two guys there helping someone filling up gas. No other customers were on site nor was any vehicles in the shop area and so my husband asked if he could get the old tire removed and new one minter. My husbands's first job was working in a gas station so he knew going in that it only takes three minutes to do. But when he asked, the two guys looked at each other, hesitated for a moment then said oh no we're are very busy today. He said it would only take a few minutes and would be willing to pay, but they said they were too busy and told him to take it to Firestone. We ended up taking it to another small automotive shop near by. Who did it in 2 minutes for $40.00 and got a $10.00 tip. Sorry to say but one small act of kindness from a small automotive shop has now gained the business from a five car family at the loss of 76 gas station on N. School Street.

Full Service 76 1342 N School St, Honolulu, HI 96817 Really…read morethankful for the service here--especially on a rainy and windy day. I was overdue for air in my tires and an oil check, and the staff handled everything quickly and safely despite the weather. No stress, no rushing--just solid, reliable service. Hours: 7 days a week, 6am-10pmMinimum Gas Purchase: $10 (includes air & oil check) For tipping, $5-$10 is average, but I personally recommend $10 or more--especially if you're not planning to drop, kneel, or compress yourself to check your car. I'd rather have it done right and safe. Great full-service station with dependable customer service. Definitely coming back!

Hey, how come there's no review of this 76 gas station in McCully???…read more Shoots den', I go kokua & drop a review on Yelp to help this business out! Lol! Located just next door from the McDonald's in the McCully neighborhood, you can find this little gas station that not only serves gas, but they also sell propane. Over the years I have patronized this gas station as they used to sell "racing gas", and now I see that they sell "ethanol free" gasoline. Basically this gas station just does fuel, and they have a small area where they sell a few convenience items by the cashier's booth. No car repairs, or safety checks done at this location, but not to worry gang, as the McCully Union Service also has another service site on Beretania Street where they actually do car repairs & safety checks. Of course at the Beretania location where they do car repairs, they don't dispense any gasoline, that's what the McCully location is for on S. King Street (just next door to the McCully McDonald's).

This 76 Gas Station is located on South King St before McDonald's on the right side of the street…read more You can fill up gas or have your vehicle serviced. They also sell some items inside by the cashier. What am I doing at a gas station you may ask? Well it was because I ran over a nail and my tire was leaking air. Fortunately it wasn't the sidewall. I called first to see if they worked on Tesla vehicles because you need special pucks to lift the vehicle. They didn't have the pucks but luckily I have a set. I brought them with me in the event they could fix my tire. When I arrived, I told them they needed the pucks to lift the car to not damage the battery and vehicle. The mechanic just looked at the location of the screw and said he could do it without lifting the vehicle. I was so confused because you have to lift the vehicle to take off the rim. Turns out he was able to quickly do it on the ground. They don't patch the tire but plug it here so it all made sense when I saw what they did. The entire process was completed in minutes! They were quick and I was out of there in no time. Personally, a patch or plug doesn't matter too much because it fixes the problem of air leaking out of the tire but patching does take time. It takes at about an hour at shops that offer patching because the rim comes off the vehicle and the tire is removed from the rim (could be longer than an hour if they are busy). I'm not sure which is better long term though as I'm not a tire expert. Since I had my tire patched not too long ago, I found plugging was a tad more pricey. Is it worth it? I think so due to the time it took to do it and the fact they didn't have to take off the rim nor jack up the vehicle. No risk in damaging the rim, vehicle or battery. Good option for a quick plug if you encounter a nail/screw in your tire!