First time here I was lucky coming on a Tuesday when the VIP wash was only $14. The attendant was…read morequite a saleswoman, as other reviews have mentioned. I told her firmly this was a trial of their services and she graciously opened the gate. The front washers took over and very thoroughly pressure washed front, sides and rear. Then the machines took over and it was like a ride into another dimension! Quite the lightshow,projected images on the windshield, and enough water, suds and scrubbing to clean a submarine! My car came out looking better than it has in months. I was very pleased with the quality and service. I am seriously considering a membership here at this location.

I made the mistake of trying to park in the shade at work under a tree that liberally coated my car…read morein pollen and some sort of mysterious tree residue. Soap and water wasn't cutting it, and since Oklahoma apparently has no intention of providing rain anytime soon, I took my car to Club Car Wash. I expected a sales pitch for the membership. I did not expect something approaching a Scientology timeshare presentation. I had to tell this poor girl no six times. Six. A dying brother asking me for a kidney would have been less pushy. I understand she's probably required to do it, so I don't really blame her personally, but good grief. By the sixth "no," I was beginning to wonder whether I was legally allowed to leave without getting a membership. The actual $16 car wash was fine. My car came out looking good. Not great. Not gleaming like it had just rolled off the showroom floor. But good. Mission accomplished. Then I decided to use the free vacuums. This is where I became convinced that whoever designed this place also owns a body shop and generates business for himself here. You can only drive forward through the vacuum area. If all the spaces are occupied, you keep driving forward looking for an opening. Seems reasonable enough, until you discover that THE ROAD JUST ENDS. There is no loop. No turnaround. No escape route. You have simply reached the end of the vacuuming world. Every spot was full, so I made it all the way to the end and discovered my only option was to reverse my way back through the entire thing while avoiding people driving forward behind me and other cars simultaneously backing out of their vacuum spaces. It was stressful. Honks were had. Friends were made. Character was built. I drive a relatively small car and there was absolutely no room for me to turn around, so I have no idea what the guys driving the big ol' "I'm overcompensating for something, guess what?" pickup trucks are supposed to do. Abandon them? Establish a permanent settlement? Wait for winter? For $16, my car looks considerably better than it did when I arrived, so the wash itself did its job. But between having to decline a membership six times and accidentally participating in the automotive version of the evacuation of Dunkirk just to use a vacuum, this place is a one and done for me. The car is clean. My spirit is weary. I will not be returning.

this is my 3rd time coming here for gas and this is my 3rd time getting a check engine light just…read morecause they are giving bad quality gas for some odd reason never coming back

Okay, I may be going against the grain of most people BUT they usually have some of the cheaper gas…read morearound. The lot was clean, the gas was cheap and I was happy.

after the new remodeled gas station is one of the best in edmond. And they are so nice and friendly…read moreand they always have the best taste in cigarettes and the cheapest price and they're always so friendly.

Gas pump wouldn't let me fill up the tank. Some kind of limit to how much gas they will sell…read more Really really dumb and frustrating. Also all the gas has enthanol, no choice for gasoline only gasoline.

This is a super clean C-Store! Well lit, and stocked with everything you need. The pumps are clean…read moreand gas prices are just about average.

After a long drive we stopped at Domino Gas and Convenience Store (gas is Shell) on Garth Brooks…read moreBlvd in beautiful Yukon Oklahoma. The place is clean inside and out including the bathrooms! Employees are very nice. The store is large and has everything you need including the typical hot food served at convenience stores. They have good hot coffee too. On our way home we made sure to stop at this location again to get our gas, use restroom and  get our snacks. Let me tell you driving cross country many many times it can be scary opening that bathroom door but rest assure this place is clean! If travelling  through Oklahoma on I-40, the Yukon exit is a great place to stop.The town is clean and pleasant with ample restaurants too. When you get off the highway drive about a mile Domino is on the left side.

This is a new Domino gas station located right off the freeway in El Reno. They have many pumps to…read morechoose from and super clean restrooms with plenty of stalls. The snack situation is good, as are the drinks, so no complaint there. It's well lit, so it's a nice spot to stop and get gas late at night if you're a young lady or older couple worried about staying safe while on the road.

No words!! We just got back from a 3-week road trip, and hands down, this was the CLEANEST stop we…read moremade (and we made a lot!). It's bright, well-lit, and full of a huge selection of drinks and snacks. The best part, though, was Valerie, the manager. Talk about friendly and welcoming!!! She was so nice, so sweet. and hard-working!! Valerie, if you read this, we hope to come your way again one day. God bless you! Everyone out there, here is a place you can feel good about visiting!

The best part of what makes America amazing. Old school personalized service by friendly…read moreknowledgeable honest people. Yes please! If you ever need a U-Haul trailer GO HERE! You'll be hooked up and on your way in 15 minutes start to finish. Whatever else they do, just know they 100% will get it right and you'll get an honest deal. Highest recommendation by a guy that drives 15 miles to shop there.

This is not just a friendly gas station. It's a small repair shop, U-haul, hang out for old time…read moresmall talk (with popcorn made daily of which you fill your own red and white bag). Rodney owns the shop and Steve oversees the repair section. He's fixed my daughter's and my own Jeeps many times. I trust them to do oil changes and to tell me my tires need replacement, etc. You can pump your own gas or they will come out and fill it for you. It's wonderful for older ladies - like my mother - who've never gotten used to pumping gasoline themselves. One of the things I like about filling my own is that I have to go inside to pay. No sliding of cards that may have scanners put on them to steal your credit card information. Just one more step to safety in my world.

The entire staff here is awesome. I can come on my lunch hour or anytime Saturday for premium oil…read morechange along with tire rotation. They can get me in and out within an hour! Highly recommended!

Came in as a first time customer and selected the most expensive synthetic oil change including…read moretire rotation and fluid top offs. I asked them to look at my brakes when they rotated the tires and let me know how they're doing... told me my front brakes had 15% life left in them and back brakes had about 25%, and that I needed to get all pads and front rotors replaced as soon as possible. Told me the price to get them done there. I said I'd think about it. A week later, I just left my car dealership where the mechanic did a full inspection and found that actually my front brakes have 45% life left in them, and my back brakes have upwards of 60% left. Apparently it is nowhere near time to change my brake pads let alone my rotors. I am thankful that I got a second opinion before doing unnecessary service on my car and paying over $300.