Tara was absolutely awful very rude very shifty. Awful doesn't know anything is all over the place…read more This woman can't do anything at all right? And she doesn't make eye contact when she talks and she talks poorly too and about her employees. It was not anything of value coming out of her? The store was disgusting absolutely gross.

This is just an add on to my previous review. If you prefer or need pure premium gas (no ethanol)…read moreif is sold here at a single pump. You will pay more, of course, and cash is cheaper than using a card. If you store your motorcycle or other small engine for several weeks, Fill the tank with pure gas and reduce the chances of the plastic parts being corroded.

Best kept secret, they have the lowest prices in the valley…read more It's a pain to get there because of the traffic routing but worth the $ price break.

Cheap gas but removed all the windshield squeegees. Used self-serve. Can't tell if the fuel quality…read moreis good or not.

Kind people. Good customer care . overall great service . Gentlemen at the counter as well as…read morewaitress at the Iron Skillet were especially helpful and very kind

Friendly staff, easy freeway access, good snack selections, easy pump access. PERFECT stop!!!read more

Great gas station! Valero is always clean, convenient, and reliable. The pumps work well, and the…read moreprices are competitive. Perfect spot to fuel up quickly and get back on the road.

Love love love that Oregon wants to pump my gas!!! Can't hardly get over it…read more Great service here and a car wash and vacuum Clean car Full tank Spray tan Hair did I feel like a new woman!!!

Excellent service and a free coffee and bottled water. They still pump your gas at this station!!read more

Another hot day and I was driving back from Northern CA. I got off I-5 at South Medford exit for…read moregas. I was starting to pump my gas at the Shell station and the attendant came over and took over for me. Not too surprising for Oregon, but then he reached into an ice bucket by the pump and handed me an ic cold bottle of water and a card for a free coffee or fountain drink. He also cleaned our windshield. Haven't had that kind of service in quite awhile. Highly recommend!

I don't want to even give it a star. I am a female trucker and the advertisement stated well lit,…read moresafe, clean, free showers, free drinks, and free parking. The tall gentleman working the evening shift was very nice and helpful. I went to shower this morning before leaving and some guy kept banging on the bathroom/shower door. Then proceeded to curse at me telling me I needed his permission to use the facilities. Horrible service. You shouldn't advertise "women in trucking" or free services.

This store has potential but management needs help.read more

The folks here are awesome, honest, courteous, knowledgeable and always have that can do attitude…read more Whether its tires, front end work, brakes this is one of the most complete automotive shops I've ever dealt with. Richard C

Youtube Reivew: https://bit.ly/3Q3UpLR…read more Point #1: Excessive Markup on Fuel Pump A 22-year-old customer brought her car in after the check engine light turned on. She was advised to replace the valve gasket and fuel pump, with a total estimate of approximately $3,000. Because she relies on her car to commute to Grants Pass, she felt pressured and agreed to the repair. The receipt shows she was charged $2,000 for the fuel pump alone. -Typical fuel pump cost: ~$500 -Amount charged: $2,000 -Markup: 300% When questioned, the shop stated that this level of markup is "typical" for their business. Point #2: Failure to Disclose Critical Repair After completing the initial repairs, the customer received a message stating that an additional $3,000 timing chain repair was required for the vehicle to be drivable. This information was not disclosed upfront. When asked why this critical issue was not communicated earlier, the explanation given was that it "may not have been noticed until later." -This explanation is highly questionable. -The timing chain is located in an area that would reasonably be inspected during related engine work. -It is unlikely that such a major issue would only be discovered after completing the initial repairs. It is reasonable to conclude that this information was withheld, as the customer may not have approved the initial repair had she known the full scope of required work. Point #3: Inflated Labor Charges for Timing Chain The shop quoted $2,252 in labor for the timing chain replacement. -Claimed labor time: 8.5 hours -Implied hourly rate: ~$265/hour -This is significantly higher than industry norms: -Typical labor rates: $120-$160/hour The shop stated this was due to "tiered labor pricing" based on job complexity. However: -This pricing structure was not clearly communicated -The effective hourly rate is well above standard ranges -This results in approximately $1,000+ in additional labor cost compared to typical pricing. Conclusion The pattern of behavior raises serious concerns: Excessive part markup Delayed disclosure of critical repairs Significantly inflated labor charges Taken together, these actions suggest a lack of transparency and raise questions about whether the customer was treated fairly.