During COVID you would expect the restroom to be maintained at a higher level of cleanliness. No…read morepaper towels in men's and women's restrooms. Men's restroom toilet was stopped up and unusable. There was a female employee who just came on to work and was very nice and said she would get right on it. Makes you wonder about the person who had the shift before her.

From the owner: Love's is the nation's leading travel stop network with more than 660 locations in 42 states…read more Love's country stores provide friendly service, clean facilities and are stocked with gas, food and supplies needed to keep drivers going. Customers can use the Love's Connect app to save food and fuel and find Love's locations through the route planner.

Coffee pots were empty, who let their Coffee run out? Unbelievable! 9:30 Sunday evening. Late…read morenight travelers need Coffee too

I haven't had any issues here, the guys working remember me and are always friendly and helpful. I…read moredrive or if my way to liberal to get my car serviced here now. I really appreciate the respectful guys that work here.

LADIES BEWARE!! I thought I had finally found a place to go for an oil change where I trusted the…read moreteam to treat me right. On my ninth visit a young man working there brought in both my air filter and my cabin air filter and asked me if I wanted them changed. I told him I had just changed them not long ago and asked him what he thought. He said, "Well, they're dirty!" They didn't look that dirty to me, but I told him to change them assuming he knew more about it than I did being a woman who knew nothing about vehicles except how to pump gas. While he was changing them, I googled how often I should change both filters and it said 12,000 to 15,000 if you drive on dirt roads a lot or once a year if you don't. I don't and the car is rarely driven as I have a company car I drive to and from work. It was an extra $57 plus tax I paid for something I didn't need. My husband was furious that they took advantage of a woman. When I told the young man running the cash register that I shouldn't have done it because I looked it up and I didn't need them and if I remember right they were pretty pricey. He had no response except that my oil change today was $123.69. I handed him my Preferred Customer Card" and he gave it two punches instead of one and said I'll get $34.95 off my next visit. There won't be a next visit from my daughter, myself, or my husband and anyone else that asks me about there service.