They have clean bathrooms and a Tim Hortons -- what's not to love? The Tim Hortons is in the gas…read morestation store, but the donouts and other baked yumminess seemed to be freshly baked!

We had exceptional service in a timely manner on our way to Prince George. BC. While driving from…read moreAshcroft to Cache Creek the brakes were making a very loud noise. Soon as arrived they offered and completed a free brake inspection. Both back brakes needed to be replaced, work started immediately. Very kind and friendly service. Overall, it was just under an hour from the time we arrived to finished. After our visit, the car is running well, no problems. Never had service this great at any auto repair business. Cost for repair was a very good price also! Was surprised at how low it cost. Great value!!

Hey everyone, it's story time with Seth! I know, I know...you're begrudgingly thinking...why does…read moreSeth have to write another novel for a review when, does anyone really care!? Welp, I guess, I gotta do it. So, here at Kal Tire located in Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada...I need to mention them, specifically my savior - Arthur Morgan - and relay this story... I have driven all over North America, from South Florida to Fairbanks, Alaska, through Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and the upper regions of Canada. I have pretty much been fortunate through my journeys until this one day back over the summer of 2023. About 5 miles south outside the small town of Cache Creek, I got a severely flat tire, to the point my car wasn't movable. I barely had cell reception, no one was going to assist me, AAA was nowhere to be found. Do you think I had a spare tire? Of course NOT. Jack? NOPE. Seriously, I was in way over my head and I thought to myself...is it time for Seth to finally, "pay the piper"? I checked on Google Maps and there was this gas station, Kal Tire, open until 5pm and it was still only 3pm. There was a chance for help! I called up and a nice gentleman named Arthur answered the phone. I explained the situation. He asked what the measurements were on my tire. I had no clue. Arthur said, hey, he'll be over shortly to assist. I was sort of shocked, could I actually get lucky and scramble my way out of this mess? Just please, Arthur, come ASAP was the only thought dancing through my head. 20 minutes later a small 2 door Mazda pulled up to me and I smiled wanting to thank strangers now ready to assist me. Because...I had Arthur in his tow-truck coming to rescue me! But actually, this was Arthur, and his cousin accompanying him together. They examined my damaged tire and immediately took it off. They had the replacement with them and it appeared to be a matching one. Now Arthur explained to hop in his car with his cousin and get the replacement tire glued or patched onto my rim, and we'd settle the bill at his station. So I left behind my car and all my possessions on the side of TransCanada Highway 1 and headed over to his gas station - Kal Tire. It was a helpless feeling but I was compelled to trust Arthur. Well, actually, I had no choice. I was at his mercy. What else was I going to do? Sleep on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere and wait for 911? And this part got scary. But I want to be transparent... We drive away and now sitting in the back of this 2-door compact car had me feeling somewhat claustrophobic. We passed through the entire town of Cache Creek without stopping, and now I'm looking left and right and pondering...where is the gas station!... Holy moly I thought in my head..."am I being kidnapped"? "Could this be the end"? "Have I messed up badly"? All this while my parents' voices pounding the table in my head..."we told you to be careful but you never listen to us!" Now...I'm all of a sudden feeling lightheaded and nauseous. It was this out of body moment in time, that I think, may live with me forever. Finally! We arrived at Arthur's body shop. Getting out of the car was an indescribable relief. I was then happily greeted by his dog and that fever pitch tension was immediately broken, lol. Arthur left me briefly sitting in the front counter waiting area while he connected the new tire to my rim. It took maybe 15 minutes. Then he politely asked for $120 - Canadian. I gladly accepted. Btw, $120 - Canadian = $80 US, a bargain that I've never been happier to pay for! And I was able to pay by credit card which does the automatic Canadian-US exchange rate for me. Finally, we returned back to the road in Arthur's car (without his cousin) so I got to sit in the front seat, lol. Getting to chat with Arthur and learning a little bit about his life, hearing his story and being a native of Cache Creek, BC since he was young. And just...getting to hear the human side of someone who was my hero on every level, I couldn't thank him enough. Arthur put on my new tire. He even checked my oil to make sure I was safe to continue on my adventure. And we mutually said goodbye. Arthur, he won't know this... But all this time I couldn't have gotten luckier. Really, without him and his honesty and kindness, I had no one else to turn to. I explained a little of this to him (while trying not to become emotional) and all he asked from me in return was...assist someone else who may be in the same difficult circumstances as I had confronted. And I promised to keep my word on that. Thank you, Arthur Morgan. I will never forget you. And it's an incident like this that helps me keep things in perspective. Never take things for granted. Life is short. Live happily. Make the most of moments with loved ones. Thanks for coming along on my rollercoaster storytelling.

Came here to get some gas. There is no gas for 100km W of here, so if you are heading W, it may be…read moreprudent to fill up here. And of course, those heading E can probably use a good fill-up too. The place is staffed mostly by First Nations. I noticed on the website they try to specifically hire them, which explains why there are so many of them at this location. The lineup here is a bit of a war zone, as everyone passing by under the sun tries to get in here. The pumps don't have card readers built in, so if you want to use a credit card, they physically hold your card inside the store. You then go inside and pay after doing your thing. Inside you can buy a bunch of knick-knacks. There is also a hot food stand, if you are hungry. I'm not sure about the freshness of the food, but considering the number of customers, I'd imagine that you'd be somewhat safe. No need to recommend this place, since there's a good chance you'll end up here if you're passing through anyways.

Bannock Hot food,…read morebakery, gas, groceries. Picnic tables outside on grass looking over the scenery.

Decent washroom but unisex so you may have to wait a bit…read more This location has gas and a medium size market.

I drooped in to grab some diet coke, lays Plain chips, a Tropicana, and some smokes. It was a…read moresmooth exchange. The lady working was really nice and was sort of hot. So that made me feel good about the whole thing. 4 Stars

Where do rally cars fuel up?…read more Well, I do here anyways. People seem to know my car here already. I've been in Merrit quite a few times this year and everytime people ask about my car or that they've seen it around. The people of Merritt are very friendly and it's a great little place to visit even if you're not into country music. I was here for the pacificforestrally.com this last time around. It was a blast!

This review is exclusively for the Triple O's in this location…read more The staff were friendly and conversational. Our food was hot, but we were not provided with ketchup, napkins, and we were missing an order of fries in our bag, which we only discovered after leaving. I will probably go back because of the location, but I was not impressed at having paid 20$ for fast food only to not get a complete order. Since when do you not ask about ketchup?

Point of sale system is broken may result in double charges, are ya feeling lucky?…read more Pump malfunctions consistently poor quality.

Made a stop here for gas and a coffee on the way back home to Langley and what an interesting…read moreexperience I had. The Esso is connected to and A&W which seemed a bit odd as the pumps were to the left and what looks what used to be more pumps on the right side which is now an outdoor seating area for take out food. The gas pumps are super long with about 6 pumps on each side which is great for a lot of customers going through but once you're in line you're committed as you can't back out so the only way out is forward seeing you have to wait for the person ahead of you to leave. Inside the station was a bee hive of activity from the staff as there were two managers and five staff members crowded behind the counter. On my search for a coffee cup I actually had to ask where they kept them, they were behind the counter which puzzled me as my only thought was people steal coffee cups.

Earlier this week I questioned whether or not a Petro Canada station was the best place to stop…read more After today's experience at Chevron, I admit I was wrong. You're much better off at 7-11/Petro Canada than here. I'm not blaming the attendant for the mishap with my credit card or my credit union. But he could've shown more empathy towards me and realized, the guy is from another country with limited cash on him. I'll bet he's worried. Even a sympathetic "Don't worry, it'll get straightened out." Would've been nice. Instead I got threats of him notifying police and blocking my car in it's place. He even wanted to confiscate my driver's license. Three things happened. Within 20 minutes of finding out my card was locked, my cousin Jerry showed up with $75 cash (and proceeded to verbally rip this fellow a new ass). Then my credit union called to inform me the lock on my card was lifted...charge your little heart out. Lastly, we walked out of Mr. Asshat's mart leaving roughly $50 of yummies on his counter for him to restock. Including frozen cokes. It doesn't matter to me what they charge for gas or the snacks because I have no respect for this place. I'm surprised we were actually allowed to use the bathroom, which by the way was a disgusting nightmare. Since we've already gassed up, we're headed toward the Red Apple to check out the snacks. Then taking Jerry to lunch! 09/22

Always best customer service and best fuel in town. This station is not big like other new stations…read morebut offer decent number of stuff. New EV chargers are free for now and best in town. I always stop on my way from PG to Kelowna.

Went here to get some gas and change almost fell got bumped by the door and the floor was wet i…read moreturned and said wow heavy door to my friend and the old Oriental man turned and looked at me from behind the counter and said the door's not heavy you are I was 9 months pregnant and in labor trying to get to Kamloops didn't think i would be getting cut down when I went to get gas I turned and looked at him and called him rude and left as the old guy and one of the employees were laughing i will never be going here again!!!