We frequently commute between Washington and CA and it's a must to stop here every time! Love the…read moreservice, friendly cashiers, and free coffee and water! They also have clean bathrooms and snacks galorThank you....

Stopped on our way to California. Daniel helped us out. He is super nice, funny, and did a…read morespectacular job cleaning our bug smothered windshield. Shell, get this man a raise!

I stopped here on the way up to Oregon and i knew that there are people that pump your gas for you…read more I was so excited because this was the first time getting gas in Oregon and they pump your gas for you. Growing up in California you have to pump your own gas so it was just really weird. When i pulled up to the gas station i was just chilling in my car and rolled down my window. I wasn't sure what to say so i just told him i wanted regular and i gave him my credit card. That worked out perfectly and then he asked me if i wanted him to wash my windshield. I know it is part of his job, but i felt bad so i told him that i could do it myself and i did. haha. The guy topped it off for me and we were back on our way. Having people pump your gas is good, it creates more jobs.

Chivalry isn't dead here! Thanks so much to Luke for putting on my spare tire, and to Jeff for…read moresupervising! Jeff even cleaned my windows while he filled my tank. Great group of gentlemen here, providing top notch service.

I kept wondering what Fred Meyer was. It kinda sounded like a car salesperson. But it's like…read moreTarget's distant cousin, Walmart's uncle. They have clothes, stuff for your home, and food. There's also a customer service desk in the middle of the store where you can get your lotto tickets. Prices seem to be average. They didn't have what I was looking for. I did get some water. Overall, it's a good place to come to for whatever you need.

Wow! I don't think I've ever had better service at a gas station! Ken is incredible at his job! He…read morehelped with rewards, offered to clean my window and brightened my day with his can-do cheerful attitude. Yay Ken! That tank of gas lasted me all the way to San Jose, CA so he must have added some magic ingredient like care and goodwill. Thank you Ken! I hope to see him on my next trip up to Oregon.

Fast & efficient. Less upsells would be nice, so be prepared to know what your cars present needs…read moreare.

Stopped in there the other day with my brother, ahead of a long trip. I drive a rarer EV and the…read morethree employees--Matthew, Rio, and Zeke--had never seen one before. These three were so incredibly patient with locating the strange places the car had hidden its fluid access points. They were also friendly, funny, and offered excellent customer service. Felt very confident they had done all they could to prep my car for its 100+ mile journey!

My 2011 Audi A5 needed to have the front control arms replaced…read more I had read good things about these guys so decided to stop in to see whether they'd be willing to do this repair. I'd gotten an extremely high quote from another Ashland mechanic and was considering doing the work myself. Valley View Auto Repair quoted a very fair - and much lower than the other outfit - price and were able to do the work the next day. When I picked up the car, the bill was less than they had quoted me, as the scope of needed work was less. And the car is perfect again! I really believe these are some honest mechanics that want to do right by their customers. I will be back next time something goes wrong with one of my cars.

I have now brought my car back 3 times. I have told them EACH TIME what the issue is, they have not…read moreonce, listened, or even come close to doing their job properly. They have now charged $4000+ for various things, and HAVE STILL NOT FIXED WHAT I ASKED THEM TO FIX. They either argue, and pretend they know better, or ignore me completely. If they know better, then why is the issue still not fixed? I have ran the problem through every AI and got the same answer, I've talked to 17 mechanics, all agreed that the issue was what I told them. But these scammers, refuse to do their job. On top of that, I dropped it off with a full tank of gas, took them over a month to get it back to me, and the gas tank was empty? There's no explanation for a full tank of gas to be gone, with them just doing test drives or starting it to idle, they clearly did something else that used a full tank of gas, in a car that's extremely fuel efficient. I'm reporting them to the ASE, and BBB avoid them at all costs

I got a flat tire out on the forest Service roads. called ahead to make sure they had time to fix…read moreit as it was the end of the day Checked in to get driver side front tire repaired. Within 30 minutes Tyler had it completed, put the spare back in its spot, and was more than fair on the cost. top-notch service. Highly recommend.

We had a mystery where my brake pedal went to the floor. We had driven inland 2.5 hours through the…read moremountains. And when we got up the next day and went next door for coffee and had just finished our coffee and we're backing out of Starbucks it happened. So we filled the brake fluid and headed to Les Schwab . There they filled the brake fluid again . Not understanding we had only driven a mile. ( why is it mechanics dont listen to women. I used to rebuild cars ( old now) Turned out they needed to look deeper , one is the hoses to the ABS was leaking fluid rapidly ( very dangerous). Les Schwab could not repair it nor could their other branch. They recommended another place in town but that place had a 3 week wait. So we took a flat bed tow truck ride back to the coast... vacation cut short. ( the guys were pleasant, they tried , but it would have been faster had they listened to the fact we had just filled the master cylinder , they tried to send me back home through the mountains with a leaking ABS line ( likely we would have crashed)

Decent bathroom in the back of the minimart that has a faucet tall enough to allow you to fill up a…read morewater bottle. Pretty large selection of junk food and junk drinks though very little in the way of healthier options. No sparkling water, fruit smoothies, or similar choices. The attendants seem friendly enough and the location is easily accessible from two sides of the intersection. It isn't nearly as easy to find off the freeway as the signs at the exit would have you believe. It is a good two miles from the freeway, so if you are in a rush, it would probably be better to go to a place close to the freeway on ramp/off ramp further down the road.

Been getting my fuel here since it was Towne Pump back in 1980-something. Staff friendly, good…read moreselection of fuel choices including diesel and *non-ethanol* "clear" premium fuel for older cards and motorcycles, etc.

I went through the car wash and pulled into the vacuum area, only to find that a piece of my bumper…read morehad been snagged and pulled off during the wash. My 2009 Subaru Forester was in great condition beforehand. The damage happened here. I told the employee at the booth, who called over the assistant manager, Tyler. Tyler was rude and combative from the start. He handed me an incident report with a disclaimer stating the business isn't responsible for damage to cars over 10 years old. I refused to sign it. He also refused to give me contact information for the general manager or any insurance information, and instead gave me the phone number for a different location across town. When I called it, I spoke to two more "assistant managers" who said I'd have to wait for the actual manager before anything could move forward. Total runaround. If a business damages a customer's car, that should be handled between insurance companies, not decided unilaterally by the business that caused the damage. Of course they're going to say it's not their fault. I ended up waiting in the parking lot for over an hour for the general manager, Dustin, to show up. When he finally arrived, he walked straight to my car and started inspecting and touching the damaged bumper without a word. No introduction, no acknowledgment that I was right there. I was alone in the back of that parking lot with two men telling me their business wasn't responsible for damage they caused, and Dustin's whole demeanor made it clear he had no intention of being cordial about it. When I pointed out that he hadn't even introduced himself before putting his hands on my car, his response was, "If this is how we're starting off, it's not going to end well." That's not how a manager should speak to a customer, period. It came across as a thinly veiled threat, not customer service. He was short, dismissive, and clearly agitated that I'd pushed back at all, like I was the problem for expecting basic decency after his business damaged my property. At no point did he attempt to de-escalate, apologize, or treat the situation with any professionalism. If your business damages a customer's vehicle, the bare minimum is: reimburse the cost of the service that caused the damage, treat the customer with respect, and carry insurance to cover it. Instead, I got aggression and intimidation from the person in charge. Worst $11 I've ever spent. Dustin and Tyler both need serious training in how to handle conflict without becoming hostile toward customers.

They keep putting us to close the the car in front of us and the front t of my car never gets…read morewashed.... an the power shuts off every other time we go through.... I've never left there thinking that was worth the 10 dollars a car wash. Bad experiencessss. Save the money and go somewhere else.