Reliable, friend, super fair price. Used them to get my tire fixed a couple of times. Definitely a…read moreneighborhood shop for your needs.

Open on Saturdays 9am-3pm. It was $60 for a regular oil change. Simon (Asian skinny guy with the…read moredyed brown hair) from the defunct 19th Avenue Quality Tune-Up is here. I didn't see any of his old crew also making the move as I used to be a regular at his old shop. He told me most went to other shops or have retired. It was nice to see Simon at least. It took an hour to do the oil change. He called me mid job that my engine and cabin air filters needed replacing. $90 (2 filters $55 and labor $35.) I said yes as I was too lazy to do it myself. It would have have taken too much effort to buy the filters myself and install it. ($22 for the engine and $10 for the cabin filter Amazon prices.) There was a slight mishap as they charged me for a synthetic oil change whereas I only got a regular oil change. The billing mechanic (not Simon) messed up. I caught it on the receipt and they had to refund me $26. Otherwise good job everyone at Sunset 76 Auto Repair. Be sure to check your receipt.

Came by for a fill up the other day and it was a mediocre experience. The petrol station is located…read moreon a busy street corner making it rather hectic. Payment is available at the fuel pump along with receipt paper. There were no paper towels oddly.. The fuel pump was in good working order and prices were competitive for Top Tier gas in the area

For years I'd choose this station to fill up my car if its lines weren't too long: They extend onto…read moreFell Street, sometimes for minutes. It can get fractious between drivers in a hurry - it can be theater some afternoons - but with prices rising, I'm back, I'll wait. Tonight I explained to the owner in the booth the last time I filled up there was an error getting correct change. He remembered and gave me a credit tonight. (It helps he knows me by sight, plus I'm honest). To fill up your car and save $8-$14 a tank this is the place to go on the Divisadero corridor nearby 80-E/101-S. No frills, just inexpensive & decent quality fuel. Bring cash, it's the cheapest way. They take debit but they charge $0.35 (maybe it's more now) to use your card and the per gallon prices are a bit higher.

All of the people who work here are so nice and if you want a simple inexpensive car wash this is…read moreit. Bring cash to tip cause they're working hard. Thank you shell team I brought an old car that literally hasn't been washed in six years and they didn't excellent job

Actual wash - meh. 2/5. Purchased the #3 option for the "bug debris" removal menu item,…read moreresults...bug debris still on hood & fender. Customer Service - 1/5. 2/3 guys working were ok, nothing special met expectations for a car wash. BUT...the 3rd guy was a total jerk (keeping it PG here). Read on if interested... The 3rd guy, who collects your receipt and supposedly gives you instructions (I did not know the whole process at the time, this was my first visit here [and last] so I was unaware of all the participation expectations) aggressively knocked on my window to get the receipt, mumbled something (which I realized later were instructions to follow) and proceeded to begin spraying my car BEFORE my window was up. THEN, shortly, he aggressively knocked on my window again, as my car was completely wet and soapy. I opened my door trying to avoid getting MORE water inside the car, for him to rudely mumble the instructions again, and again, before I finally understood. Oh, put my car in neutral! Overall, car got washed. Won't bother again. Looking forward to the completely automated car wash minus the aggressive, rude, unfortunate personal interaction, and keeping my interior nice and dry.

1698 Fell St San Francisco, CA 94117…read more I don't usually get gas in San Francisco, but yesterday I stopped here. This is the Chevron at Fell & Masonic, along the "Panhandle." It features 2 islands, a small shop, and a smog station. Gas was $5.69/ UL Reg. Yes, that's high, but this station is on a major road. I went inside the shop to see if they had cough drops. The young lady (cashier) was very friendly and helpful. The only neg.....I saw a worker, an older man, smoking a cigarette about 30-feet from the gas pumps. I suppose that's safe, but it sets a bad example for safety. Overall, a fair experience here.

The owner is a complete jerk. He charged me 3 bucks so I could use the restroom for a candy bar…read morethen banged on the door constantly. When I demanded a refund, he refused. Beware this place. I the agreement was I bought his overpriced item to use the restroom. Threw me out, no refund. Guy is a real piece of shit.

I'm used to it generally but the fat Spanish clerk behind the counter was staring at me and lifting…read morehis eyebrows while a woman paid for gas in front of me. This guy was really blatant and then made a point of asking me if I'm ok when I paid for my tobacco. I'm a woman of birthing age and some people consider me attractive. I would prefer if the male clerks had some decency and had better boundaries with paying customers . I don't want to get hit on when I'm coming to buy a black and mild and customer is always right #consumerism

What was bad has gotten worse I wrote a scathing complaint letter which has gone unanswered point…read moreis what if I took something without paying for it I'd be persecuted but apparently it's ok for them to continually bypass the incentive for discounts using the dysfunctional app without no cash back or discounts...

This morning, we tried to get propane from the Valero station on San Bruno Ave, which is supposedly…read moreopen 24 hours. The lone person on staff there told us we'd have to come back after noon because there was no one there who could help us at the time. She sounded not a little frustrated. We found that the U-Haul facility across 101 on Bayshore had propane, and since we were in the neighborhood, decided to try getting some there despite their terrible Yelp reviews. To our pleasant surprise, we encountered helpful, friendly service, and were able to get our two tanks filled in a few minutes there.

The woman at the registers is not helpful. I went in because my bus was coming in less than 2…read moreminutes and I did not have quarters. I asked her to exchange my dollar for quarters, and she responded with "I don't have enough to do that". Seriously? You don't have 4 quarters? I then asked if she would be able to give me dimes or nickels, and she said she did not have enough. I understand that I wasn't a paying customer but wow, no helping out a fellow human being? I'll make sure to never buy snacks at this Valero while I'm waiting for the bus. And I'll tell my automobile owning friends to fill up across the street.

A 5 star gas station?…read more Ordinarily, the routine stop at a gas station to fill up the tank is not anything to write about. But this is no ordinary gas station. First, it's kept super clean. Always. From the pumps to the mini mart, there's never any disarray or mess. Second, they play instrumental music. Somehow the simple addition of Beethoven, Bach, or Tchaikovsky turns the very mundane act of pumping gas into something almost refined. Thirdly, I try to stay on top of my car's (her name is Baby) tire pressure. Here, all you have to do is ask an attendant, & they will happily check the air pressure for you. Yes, happily. Is it weird that I actually look forward to coming here? I think Baby does too. 5 stars.

I have never left a negative review, but this experience was so terrible that I felt compelled to…read moreshare it. A week ago, my car overheated and had to be towed to this Chevron station. I explained that the engine was overheating and that there were visible coolant stains in the engine compartment. The next day, I was told they had identified a coolant leak, replaced the coolant reservoir and associated hoses, pressure-tested the system, test-drove the vehicle, and confirmed that the problem was fixed. I paid approximately $750 and picked up the car. One week later, while driving to Marin, the same engine overheating warning returned. We had to pull over immediately and have the car towed again. Fortunately, this happened before we got onto the Golden Gate Bridge. I had not driven the vehicle at all between the first repair and this incident. The vehicle was towed back to the same shop for the overheating issue. The next day, I got a text from the mechanic, in essence, admitting that "It does look like the thermostat was on the way out when it was last in here. To do that thermostat replacement will run $752.21." I called the owner and explained that I had brought the car in for an overheating engine the previous week, paid for the repair, was told the issue was fixed, and now had to tow the vehicle a second time because the overheating problem returned. I asked why a more comprehensive diagnosis had not been performed when the vehicle was originally brought in. The owner's response was that they only tested what I specifically mentioned and that the thermostat issue was not part of the original diagnosis. So, in essence, the owner suggested that it was my responsibility to identify the cause of the overheating problem. If you bring a car in because the engine is overheating, it's reasonable to expect a thorough diagnosis the first time. Rather than acknowledging the frustration of having the vehicle towed twice for the same problem, the owner became defensive and, get this, suggested that I take the car somewhere else even if that meant I would need to have it towed. Fortunately, I was at least able to drive it home a few blocks away. Being charged for a repair, experiencing the same problem a week later, and then being told the responsibility was somehow mine and that I should go elsewhere made this the worst customer service experience I have ever had.

Always have come to this Shell for smog checks (3-4 times now). Like others have mentioned, mention…read moreYelp discount for better pricing. I just got mine done today (Jan 17, 2024) and I think pricing went up a few dollars but not by a lot. Total was $54.95 today. The guys here are usually really quick (no longer than 30 minutes) but I usually come in the mornings so I can't speak for later in the day. Today I actually had 3 other cars in front of me but it still didn't take more than 30 mins. I really appreciate the guy running the smog checks today. He was hustling, running back and fourth when he really don't need to but it's awesome to see him taking his job seriously and wanting to get customers in and out to go about their days. As soon as a customer pulls up, he grabbed a clipboard and ran over to them. When customers were on their phones while sitting in the waiting area, the employee came over to let them know it's ready instead of yelling out their names. Just little things to made it a pleasant experience. Taraval also has a few coffee shops in the area so you could also go hang out somewhere and check back in later!

I went in for a smog check. They were efficient and fast. I would highly recommend their service.read more