Stopping in at BP to request fuel was a bit puzzling because I was given a promotional opportunity…read moreto save 0.25 cents but the code took too long to come through my phone, so the redeeming time expired. I wasn't to happy about being handed a hefty opportunity to save money and having it snatched away from me. Kind of like that fisherman on the state farm commercial holding money at the end of the fishing line and snatching it as the lady tries to grab it and he says, " oh you almost had it, you gotta be quicker than that'. Ha ha ha! So this was a decent size fueling station that has a shop with about a dozen cars waiting to be worked on or picked up, one of the two. My service was purchasing petroleum at a self serve price of $5.89 at the self service pump, my discount gave me, $5.79 a saving of $1.22 versus the miss opportunity of saving $4.25 at $5.64. One thing that I don't play around with is, taking money out of my pocket and costing me more at a fuel pump instead of saving money at the fueling station. There is not much interaction here if you are buying fuel, it tends to be like all other stations of various brands that are selling fuel, you pay, you pump, unless you have a problem at the pump like I did, if you do have a problem then you go inside just to find out that the employee inside can't help you with missed discounts at the pump because either they are very unwilling or they just don't know how to help. One thing I did receive regardless of what I didn't receive, I received kind and courteous customer interaction with a pleasant hello, how can I help you. Gas is too damn high, but I'm still grateful that I did get $0.10 cents off but still manage to spend $70.49, more money than I wanted to. Inspire more, Yelp more!

When can you boast of a clean gas station bathroom?…read more I wander here by chance (it is now a renovated BP gas station for a year.) And was astounded by a clean, maintained, swarming fly-less bathroom. The hand towel dispenser by the well lit pumps were also replenished. Even the night attendant was attentive and walked upright. I don't know these people from anything, and will likely never return, but this experience, like so many less impressive ones, motivated this review. Keep up the good work!

Bro pumped air into my tire and then asked for $35. Even though I didn't end up having to pay, we…read morestill had an argument in front of all the workers there. He tried to charge an unfair price and acted like I was the one causing the problem.

Visit Date: September 9, 2021…read more This BP gas station has helped me with car tires, twice in a short amount of time. This year I've had ridiculous car tire issues I am hoping that this past time is the last time I've got to deal with a car tire issue for quite some time. I may have replaced all 4 of my car tires at some point this year at various gas stations and mechanic shops across the Island from Hewlett to Babylon. On Wednesday I got the second flat tire I've gotten within a short span of a few weeks. I felt the familiar car shake of a flat tire while I was on the parkway so I pulled over in Wantagh, saw my tire was indeed flat and called my good friends at AAA. I got the spare donut tire put on the car and drove to BP. They checked my tire and said I needed a new one which I figured. So they ordered a new tire, I had to wait a day and I bought the car back in on Thursday so they could take care of it. They give me a discount for working at the library which I truly appreciate. As long as I'm working in Hewlett, the good old guys at BP might be turning into my regular mechanics that I deal with.

Price gauging on salt during snow storm $40 for a small bag…read morehow do you try to rip off people in your community and your customers?

This review is for the BP Pulse charging stations…read more QQaThere are 2 EV chargers with two types of charging plug ins: CHAdeMO and CCS. The price per KwH was lower than the nearest fast charger. My only issue was that I was unable to pay by credit card at the pump and had to download their app.

Easy in, easy out and good fuel prices. There is not too much I can say about Ultra. I…read moredefinitely like the fact that the station is "cash or credit" same price. They're in my hometown of Mineola and I like to shop and purchase local. Along with the gasoline they have a small market which has many regular home staples. This is a good thing as sometimes I need to fill up and grab that container of milk too. The staff behind the register has always been friendly and easy to deal with. I am glad they took over the old, clearly needing an overhaul gas station. This place has definitely been a plus for Mineola.

Much cheaper gas than the other stations in the area that used to be an Exxon. A little hard to…read moreget in and out of but we didn't have any problems. Prices are cheaper here if you pay in cash instead of debit or credit.

This BJ's Gas on Brush Hollow Rd is one of the few BJ's Gas locations in New York. It is separate…read morefrom the wholesale club and is for members and non-members. Compared to other BJ's Gas that I've visited, there is not much space to queue to get to the pumps. Also, the hours are longer compared to other BJ's Gas. Usually they close at 9PM daily, but the hours for this station is Monday-Saturday: 6:30AM-10PM and Sunday: 6:30AM-9PM. I have the BJ's One Mastercard, so I get 10¢ Off/Gal which helps with savings.

Horrible customer service. There is never an attendant around to answer questions or solve…read moreproblems. The pumps NEVER have paper to print out receipts. Three days ago, when I stopped by to get gas, I scanned BJ's card and selected regular, but I noticed that the pump was charging me for premium gas. I tried to get the attendant(in his glass room) to help solve the problem or at least explain what was going on. He stared at me several times and then just turned his face away. I stopped pumping and went over to him to ask why I was being charged for premium instead of what I selected, and why there was no paper in the pump (as usual). He was extremely rude and adversarial, yelling from inside his booth that I should file a complaint with management. When I asked him--again--why the pumps NEVER have paper, he told me to look up the management's number and speak to them myself. He even refused to give me his name. I will not be giving them any more business. Even though the price is a bit lower, the operation and customer service are horrible.

Skilled, honest, and friendly auto mechanics. Highly recommended!…read more The "check engine light" on my Passat has been intermittently on and off for the past few months due to low fuel pressure warning. I took it to a VW dealer and was told that the fuel pressure sensor was faulty. A few hours after the sensor was replaced, the same problem came back again. I took the car back to the dealer and was told this time that the whole fuel delivery unit has to be replaced, for over $1000. I hesitated, and took the car to another auto repair shop for a second opinion, and after some diagnosis, the mechanic impatiently gave up and said such intermittent problems were very hard to catch and I should take the car back to the VW dealer as they have better diagnosis equipment. I was glad that I then made the decision to take my car to Great Savvy Services for help. A mechanic named Rick welcomed me and promised to do a thorough examination. He hooked a fuel pressure reader to my car and really took the time to patiently diagnose any potential problem. Eventually, he believed that it was still due to a faulty low fuel pressure sensor. I was at beginning in disbelief as the VW dealer had supposedly replaced it, and asked him to double check the fuel pump to see if it works properly. But Rick told me that my fuel pump was definitely good and affirmed it's the fuel pressure sensor. Rick was right: After he ordered a new sensor and installed it, the "check engine light" never came back on again! And while working on the diagnosis, he also replaced one of the faulty front parking lights on my car for free.

William the mechanic is rude and disrespectful. I had a flat tire I called before driving to the…read morestation and told the guy on the phone the make model and year of my car and the situation that I have a flat tire and I don't have the wheel lock for my tires. I was told come in. I get there the guy at the counter was so helpful and nice ask me to give the mechanic William a minute and he will be able to help me. William is asking me why I don't have the wheel lock for my car?, where did I purchase the car from? alot of unnecessary questions. I asked for a used tire doesn't even look and says we don't have your size, So I asked to put on the spare. He gave me a hard time had a nasty attitude and tried to over charge me. I left, NEVER GO TO THIS GAS STATION!!!.

I've known Ray for 26 years. Always patient and courteous, very fair, and works six days a week. He…read morehas gone above and beyond for me many times. Always offers a ride home. They will even pick up your car and drop it off. The best. Note - they moved - new location is 130 County Courthouse Road, just down the street from the old one - near 7-11.

I have been taking my cars to Ray at Filling and Service for several years. He replaced the…read moreradiator on my corvette the same day I dropped it off! Always a pleasure