We were 25 miles from Beaver,UT when the check engine light came on. We were referred to Anytime…read more Seeing we have a Mercedes engine there wasn't much they could actually do but were willing to run a diagnostic on it. It was nothing serious so they cleared it and sent us on our way. The lady in the office and technician were very friendly and helpful. We appreciated their prompt attention to get us back on the road asap.

My mom and I were doing a roadtrip to CA from NC. My engine was making loud thumping noises when we…read morestopped in Beaver for the night. Got it checked out in the morning and they said I needed a new engine. The team went above and beyond in their service and helped us find a way to get home. They made the whole situation go smoothly and not stressful. Overall well priced, fast service, and friendly people. Thanks Anytime!

KC the owner is super friendly and nice he noticed us at the chevron with our truck broken down and…read morewelded our exhaust up really quick by time we went in to the gas station and got drinks and got out he waved us over and charged us a super good price super helpful super honest and highly recommended if your ever stuck he is the person to help

I noticed what sounded to be an exhaust issue before continue to northern Utah, I stoped at the…read morechevron to inspect the integrity of the vehicle, within a couple minutes KC pulled up and asked if I needed any assistance. He informed me he was the owner of the shop, I told him what I thought was the problem and he inspected it himself. He found the exhaust indeed had a hole, within a matter minutes, he helped me diagnose, and fix the exhaust allowing me to proceed to my destination.

Here is a Shout Out to Scott with Beaver Tire! We were hauling a 27' cargo trailer, with a Ford…read moreRanger inside, along with about 40 moving boxes filled with household items, up to Montana. One of our trailer tires started wobbling. We pulled off at a gas station and my husband did a 360° check and discovered that the tread was coming off one of the tires on the passenger side. We called AAA (who arrived within 15 minutes) and changed the tire with the spare. Alan, the AAA contractor, advised that we pull off at the first exit in Beaver, UT, and have them inspect the rest of the tires. We took his advice and pulled into their shop. My husband advised Scott, with Beaver Tire, what had transpired. Scott, and Sam, inspected the tires and found that there was another one just about ready to blow. Needless to say, we had all four tires replaced, based on their recommendation. Their service was not only professional, but fast, friendly, and honest. They truly cared about our well being while hauling this heavy load and wanted us to be safe. I cannot express enough gratitude for their expertise, their fine service, their knowledge, and that they had the tires we needed on hand and they were fairly priced! Thank you, Scott and Sam! You made a difficult situation so much better!

We had a trailer wheel crack on us traveling on hwy 15 leaving Fillmore UT, headed towards St…read more George UT. We called 10 different wheel and tire shops and they were either closed on a Sunday or didn't have any 16" trailer wheels in stock. We called Beaver tire and Tony answered. He said he had 16" trailer wheels in stock and he could change out our old one. We were in and out in under 15 minutes. Thank you so much Tony for the amazing service and rolling out and loading up the newly mounted wheel.

We were headed south on I-15, towing our RV, when we began having engine problems and error code…read moremessages appearing. We were pulled over on the side of the road beginning to evaluate our options when a truck pulled over and a gentleman came back to check and see if we were okay or needed help. The gentleman was KC. We described what was occurring and KC said that he suspected it was a fuel filter problem. After some discussion we opted to have the fuel filter changed on the side of the road in hopes that it would alleviate us having to be towed. KC said he couldn't guarantee that would fix it but we decided it was worth a shot. Shay came from the shop for the repair. It took him about 10 minutes to complete the filter change. Then he followed us to the next exit to ensure the problem was corrected. Thank you so very much KC for stopping and Shay for changing the filter and enabling us to get back on the road. You guys are TRUELY AMAZING people.

Let's get to road tripping! We need provisions…read more Driving and more driving here we are in the middle of nowhere to us. One always has to wonder when they come to a strange new destination, what's is it like to live here. We will never know but we will not forget either. Let's go inside the store. This is a Terribles gas station that offers Chevron gas and all the amenities of this chains points of quality. The cashier was an amazing human with a great sense of humor . An excellent customer service experience and employee. The cleanliness of the store and the restroom was outstanding. One has to wonder this is a convenient store. Wow, coming from Las Vegas this is epic. The coffee was fresh and truly refreshing. The donuts were delicious and fresh . What more could an ordinary customer need or want? How about some local culture . This store stands in the middle of nowhere it seems, but it's the sight of historic beginnings here in Utah . Many hiking trails exist in and around the store. The Cove Fort has buildings still standing. Let's learn something; this was a daily stop for travelers needs years and years ago. This was a halfway point picked by Bingham Young for individuals traveling the Mormon Road to the capital . The water supply is inadequate here . Many structures still exist on the gas station property. You can wander through pieces of prior uses of the land . It's here so you can learn more knowledge. At least water is not an issue because they sell a wide range of different kinds and types. As we get ready to go it was fun stopping. We got coffee, culture, and donuts . Thank you to the staff and our wonderful experience . Time to hit the road for more adventure.

I'm the old lady who fell right inside the Beaver Utah store on Monday 7th & I didn't get a chance…read moreto say a BIG THANK YOU to each of the kind-hearted people who helped me get up off the floor. Your selfless help is appreciated so much. I hope this reaches you all.

First time stopping at Flying J, and I had a great experience. The staff was very friendly, the…read morestore was super clean, and the bathrooms were well-maintained. I'll definitely be stopping here again!

Great fuel prices!! Tons of snacks and drinks!! Super convenient!! Highly recommend. Easy on and…read moreoff freeway too!!

Oh my our travels are always going !…read more Here we go, but first we need to stop and refill ! We found this amazing place along our way. Let's highlight the greatest of moments that we have had just briefly together. Life is grand! Get out and live. The best of the area we have found. The store is highly organized and well set up . What more could one ask for. At the hours that we have been visiting . I'm just glad we are not awaking the dead. All was still and quiet and then we walked in . That loud sound and thundering noise from the car is ours. We need fresher coffee and more protein bars to keep going. We found it here . Thank you to the staff. Back to the road. Here we go. The life of hope and love is forever waiting.

Like all the other five-star reviewers here, I can't believe I'm going out of my way on a very busy…read moreday, with a bad headache, in fact, to write a frigging review of a gas station! I have stayed in five-star hotels all over the world, and NONE of them was as clean and hospitable as this establishment. I walked in just to use the loo, and went, "Glory be! Where am I?" Seriously, I could have eaten off of any part of the floor or even the red carpets in this place. The glowing sign in front pointed the way to the restrooms, and, what? Engraved stone? A large, lovely potted plant? A GOOD smell? This CAN'T be a small-town Quickie Mart. Every stall had liners, plenty of TP, and a clean receptacle for things one shouldn't flush. (I checked.) Every corner looked like it had been cleaned with Q-Tips just before I arrived. The mirrors were spotless, the countertops gleaming. The water was warm; just the right temperature, in fact. How did they manage it? I dried my hands under the not-too-loud hand dryer, and headed back out, stunned. I found my husband, Eric, enthusiastically looking at the food items. He's on a restricted diet that is like vegan on steroi...oh...no Vegan would do steroids...so, it's like vegan only no sugar or oils, either. It's totally plant-based and is working so well for him, he's stayed on it for 15 weeks without falling off the wagon. (See masteringdiabetes.org if you're interested-even if you're not diabetic-he's not now! It is amazing at stopping inflammation, etc.) Anyway, he found like four things he could actually eat in this tiny little food store! The cashews were so fresh! OMGosh-I'm telling you! It was mind-bending. The music they played wasn't too loud or too freaking country or western twangy (which is not our cuppa) but just enough of a beat to feel like we'd stopped by a friend's house. Yeah-that's what it was like. Both customers and employees were smiling-even laughing-and it just felt so much like a place where we wanted to sit on the pickle barrel and gab-we nearly did it. Yes-they even had Oh, Snap! pickles in every flavor! We honestly planned to do a quick pit stop, but ended up spending twenty minutes walking around in awe, and about $40 just for snacks. I didn't even mind the higher cost. They were very proud of their Creamery Cheese Curds. Eric couldn't have any, of course, but I had to try them. (A bit too salty, frankly, but still a good quick protein for those like me, who haven't completely given up on cows.) Everything was standing upright, no sticky packages, not even any smashed goldfish crackers which infest every corner of the planet from toddlers who can't yet manage to find their mouths. We started to leave, and I said, "Wait. I've got to take photos." Then Eric had to start reading more snack packages. That's him in the yellow shirt. Pretty handsome for 70-something, right? I even took a photo of the manager, also named Eric, as he was racing out of a back room, probably wondering why the old woman was taking photos of everything in his shop. I shook his hand, and told him how much we appreciated what he'd done with the place. Chevron should give it some kind of award, frankly. I even took a quick vid of the place. Not sure if I can post vids on Yelp. When I saw all the one star reviews, I was so flabbergasted, I had to read them. ROTGL! Wouldn't you know it? London B., Benay K., Gwen L.? You don't know small town America well, do you? I'll bet you live in a bubble of believing the CDC, NIH, WHO and all the other institutions who wanted to be in charge instead of listening to actual epidemiologists who tried to explain why masks won't work with viruses (it's like using a chain-link fence to stop a swarm of fruit flies) or "distancing" which was actually "made up" when smallpox started. It didn't work then, either. Now that we've had the two years, you will notice Sweden, who never masked, and the Front Line Doctors were right all along. All those institutions did was make it hard to live, cause children to become depressed, and give out untested shots that had more adverse reactions than any other ever created in the history of vaccines. (Technically, it's not even a vaccine.) They should have been stopped after the second month, when it was clear the shots did nothing at all but make people more sick and more suseptible to getting Covid again. Herd immunity worked better than anything else, just as predicted by those who weren't profiting from Covid. You should thank the employees who didn't wear masks. Their germs may have saved you. This station is worth every five-star review.

FYI There is NO "legal certificate" or certification for service dogs. It is ILLEGAL to barr…read moreservice dogs, they are ONLY allowed to ask what services they provide!!!!! Know your rights. Shame on Chevron. NOT WORTH THE STOP. This place has really gone to crap. Cranky rude employees. Filthy bathroom. No longer carrying Chester's Chicken. Did away with the cool tchotchke souvenir isle. The only good thing left is the cheese curds.

The gas price GOUGING is exhausting. Even for the locals. Most of the time there's hardly any hot…read morefood. Owners do not care except for the money they take in. Pathetic

Tail end of my round trip- quick pit stop for gas and food…read more Can confirm - the chicken strips are still good.