Man alive the gas is EXPENSIVE!!! Oh but that's owed to the president not the gas station. It was…read moreconvenient and there was a restroom which I desperately needed lol. Couldn't wait until Grants Pass for a potty break. It was clean enough. Small "market" section with enough snacks etc for a traveler. My guy got himself a bag of fried chicken which he said was really good. We were in and out in about 10 minutes, which was just what we needed! Thanks!

I travel a lot; this is a great place to stop and get gas. There is not a lot to add other then…read morethey have clean restrooms, and the sell gas!

I went out early to fill up this big gas guzzler Suburban SUV at the Costco here in Medford. I…read moreguess this Costco is not technically Medford but it might as well be. The lines were not too long and I got in. I guess they have attendants to fill you tank here on Oregon or I think you have the choice to fill your own. They're scared you'll blow up the place, gosh I wonder how many gas stations exploded cause someone was pumping they're own gas? I get to the guy and ask can you clean the windshield too? NOPE! so much for full service! This gas hog was almost empty so I sat for awhile while it filled. Used my Costco Citi card to get back 5% back at least. Gas was cheaper here than any other place especially like a Chevron. I do like that the hoses extend to either side of the vehicle, so it doesn't matter which side you pull up on.

We typically stop at Costco for gas since they offer good prices and service. We usually don't have…read moreto wait too long depending on the day and time, of course.

GET GAS HERE. One of the token cost effective gas stations in Grants Pass. Pumps don't take tap to…read morepay, but it was a fast experience and Jamie inside the kiosk was helpful and friendly. Another station that offers rewards if you frequent Fred Meyer.

If you have points from the store it can save some money. And the prices are good without points…read more Its new and nice

Very friendly gas attendants. I love Rainey's! Convenient, clean & their market carries a lot of…read moreitems.

Easy place to pull in and out of. Young Attendants are on it with filling up and the inside has a…read moregreat selection of products.

Easy to enter and out. Clean bathroom and good selection of everything. Cashier person was very…read morefriendly and nice.

It's a gas station. You go there to get gas. Guess what? They had gas. Mission accomplished…read more I pulled up, inserted the card, and boom--fuel came out of the pump, just like the brochure promised. The pump didn't explode, the receipt printed, and no one tried to sell me a timeshare. Honestly, flawless execution. They also have snacks inside, if you're into that kind of thing. I didn't buy any, but it's good to know they're there in case I ever feel the sudden urge to eat something wrapped in plastic and optimism. If you need gas and enjoy the thrill of pumping it yourself, this place won't disappoint. Would I come back? Sure, when my car needs more gas. Five stars for meeting the bare minimum with quiet excellence.

I went through the car wash and pulled into the vacuum area, only to find that a piece of my bumper…read morehad been snagged and pulled off during the wash. My 2009 Subaru Forester was in great condition beforehand. The damage happened here. I told the employee at the booth, who called over the assistant manager, Tyler. Tyler was rude and combative from the start. He handed me an incident report with a disclaimer stating the business isn't responsible for damage to cars over 10 years old. I refused to sign it. He also refused to give me contact information for the general manager or any insurance information, and instead gave me the phone number for a different location across town. When I called it, I spoke to two more "assistant managers" who said I'd have to wait for the actual manager before anything could move forward. Total runaround. If a business damages a customer's car, that should be handled between insurance companies, not decided unilaterally by the business that caused the damage. Of course they're going to say it's not their fault. I ended up waiting in the parking lot for over an hour for the general manager, Dustin, to show up. When he finally arrived, he walked straight to my car and started inspecting and touching the damaged bumper without a word. No introduction, no acknowledgment that I was right there. I was alone in the back of that parking lot with two men telling me their business wasn't responsible for damage they caused, and Dustin's whole demeanor made it clear he had no intention of being cordial about it. When I pointed out that he hadn't even introduced himself before putting his hands on my car, his response was, "If this is how we're starting off, it's not going to end well." That's not how a manager should speak to a customer, period. It came across as a thinly veiled threat, not customer service. He was short, dismissive, and clearly agitated that I'd pushed back at all, like I was the problem for expecting basic decency after his business damaged my property. At no point did he attempt to de-escalate, apologize, or treat the situation with any professionalism. If your business damages a customer's vehicle, the bare minimum is: reimburse the cost of the service that caused the damage, treat the customer with respect, and carry insurance to cover it. Instead, I got aggression and intimidation from the person in charge. Worst $11 I've ever spent. Dustin and Tyler both need serious training in how to handle conflict without becoming hostile toward customers.

They keep putting us to close the the car in front of us and the front t of my car never gets…read morewashed.... an the power shuts off every other time we go through.... I've never left there thinking that was worth the 10 dollars a car wash. Bad experiencessss. Save the money and go somewhere else.