I have never had any issues with this gas station all you people complaining about washing your…read morehands that the bathroom faucet didn't work so what buy a bottle of water and wash your hands if you're in an RV why are you complaining? You have a bathroom I have never given the cashier any problems. The Old Man was cool to me. Today is May 1. I will be in there very early on May 2 around 4 o'clock filling up my RV I know I can go to other gas stations but I like that I can pull in and pull out very easy with my RV and my trailer attached to the RV. Hopefully, you guys have some good coffee tomorrow morning and I'll even buy the cashier a cup of coffee.

If you need to use the ladies restroom good luck, only two of the three work, oh and if you wanted…read moreto wash your hands sorry there is no facet on the sink... no washing your hands. Here is an idea, provide some hand wipes or hand sanitizer for your guests. We filled up our tank and spent nearly 200 bucks would be nice to wash your hands after the bathroom.

FREE coffee and CLEAN bathrooms as advertised. Coffee is…read moreactually drinkable too! Staff is friendly. Clean establishment. Warm and comfortable inside. Goats in the back to go say hello to. Gorgeous views!

The prices can become realistic rather than from wacko land. As clean as the place is there is no…read morereason for the insanely priced items. Should've left when we noticed nothing had a price on it. Do yourselves a favor and 2 minutes into town.

When you're towing a trailer and running low on gas, nothing sucks worse than a busy gas station…read morewith hairpin turns on small lots. This gas station has none of that-- plenty of space to navigate for even the most asinine motorists who couldn't navigate an empty parking lot in a Ford Festiva... The gas station bears the rural "you need it/we got it" mark up, but really, you're only going to drop an extra 20¢ a gallon here, compared to station prices from Lone Pine to Bishop. This is also your last stop heading south for a while, so clean restrooms and the usual gas station mini-mart fare are found here. Across the street from a popular jerky joint with a cult-following, we duck in here on almost every trip to the Eastern Sierras. Might as well stop in, especially if you're southbound.

Bathrooms are open, snacks a little stale, got some candy and it was a little stiff!!read more

+ Spacious. Very few customers here at a time. + Quiet and…read morepeaceful ambience. + I always appreciate gas stations having free windshield wipers & fluid for use while pumping gas. - Exorbitant. Regular gas (credit card): $5.499/gal. Too bad no Costco gas stations way out there. - Dirty ambience. Birds (crows) picking at trash all over the place.

Paid for gas in cash, it was more expensive than the sign said . Paid for gas in cash, it was more…read moreexpensive than the sign said .

We haven't been to this Chevron in a few years. It's definitely been upgraded. There's a new dining…read morearea that's modern, simple, and clean. The bathrooms were very clean and they had that freshly cleaned smell. The lady who helped me at Subway was very nice. She was friendly and very upbeat. I can't tell you her name, but I remember that her son's name is Ezekiel. (We talked about kids). We will definitely stop here again.

Bathrooms are disgusting. Looks like they haven't been cleaned in a week. The floors were filthy,…read moreno hand wipe paper, automatic faucet doesn't work. The rest stop is closed off, however, the store/gas station/restrooms do not seem to be able to accommodate the travelers. They really need to put the bathrooms on a cleaning schedule.

do not stop here! do not give them your business…read more not welcoming. stopped to get gas. asked to use restroom and man clerk points to "customers only" sign. i said my hubby is filling up gas. stone face reply SO we up and left - took our business to Fort Independence casino, food and gas stop

My husband stopped to get gas but we had been on the road for a bit so needed to use the restroom…read morefirst. The man at the cash register said it's for customers only. We said we were getting gas. He would not let us use the restroom! Left this business and got gas/used the restroom at a place up the road. Ridiculous!

Miller's pulled my Yukon out of a difficult spot up Lubken Canyon. After my winch line snapped I…read morecalled the Inyo county sheriff and they recommended Millers. They arrived in an hour and had me out in 2 more hours. Very expensive lesson but happy to be rescued so quickly. 5 Stars for service, 3 for price.

We were camping at Tuttle creek and with a snow storm inbound, decided to leave but the car…read morewouldn't start. I called this shop and an older gentleman picked up. He asked me "What will you do for us if we fix your car".. I politely replied that I'll of course pay for your help" to which he replied " Yes, That's what we do in this country". I asked him how much for tow and fix , and he replied"$200 and that they can send a tow truck in an hour" which seemed reasonable. Meanwhile my wife was taking to the Roadside assistance, so I asked told him that i'll confirm in a minute. After checking with my wife, we called him back and asked him how much will cost if the car just needs a jump start, and he still said $200! Before, I could say anything else, he said that I should check with people in the campground for help and that he will only send a tow truck after 4 pm because we didn't like his prices! I was shocked! We were 15 minutes away from his shop and there is a storm inbound and no professional courtesy, let alone showing some humanity.

Best gas prices, great customer service, yummy snacks, coffee, refreshing slurpees and clean…read morebathrooms. We always stop here when driving back and forth from Reno to San Diego. They have tons of gas pumps and even pumps for trailers/rvs to fill up separately. They also have a casino connected to the gas station if you'd like to stop and gamble the slots.

Been driving up and down the 395 for years going to Mammoth. Finally decided to stop here to gas…read moreup for the drive home. Of all the days I choose to stop, today was not it. First off, there's only about 8 pumps that will pump out Diesel, 87, 89 & 91. All pumps were taken when I drove up and I probably was waiting a good 10-15 minutes waiting for a pump to open up. I was wondering why it was taking so long and I attributed to the 2 large SUV's that were pumping. When I it was finally my turn, I noticed that they don't have tap to pay at the pump. You will either have to pay inside with the cashier or insert your card. With all of the credit card skimmer stories popping up over the past few years, I didn't feel comfortable having to insert my card. But I made sure to use a credit card just in case. After I made my payment and selected the octane, 1 minute in to pumping, I noticed how slow it was dispensing gas. So I asked the other folks that were pumping around me and they were having the same issue. Looks like this place needs to replace their filters or something to increase the flow. The only reason why I chose to stop here is that it's the cheapest gas you are going to find anywhere along the 395. 87 was $4.25 while the Vons gas station in Bishop was $4.59. Usually, the gas station isn't 100% taken from what I've noticed in the past, but since this is a long weekend, it was a bad call to come here.

It seems like the more recent reviews on yelp for this particular establishment represent negative…read moreexperiences by patrons, most of whom went into use the bathroom and didn't bother to buy anything. When you gotta go, you gotta go I guess... But in fairness to the owners and employees, this is a gas station/convenience store... Not a public restroom facility. In sleepy little Independence, I have to imagine this place relies on mostly weary travelers stopping in for gasoline, a couple of sodas, a bag of snacks to make a living. Whether there is a sign or not, it's kind of courteous to scrape under the seats for a little bit of change, and buy a pack of gum or a Coke or something. Wish the proprietor a very nice rest of the day, kind of thing. As far as the guy behind the counter being rude, I sure cannot condone that either. You may have heard the expression, "the customer is always right"?... Well that ain't true, but the customer is still and always the customer. As a business owner, if you smile and nod at that guy that just went in and use $.50 with the toilet paper and paper towels, and did not buy anything... This time... They're probably more likely to stop in here on the downhill trip and buy something. Act like a troll to a potential future customer? They will not ever be one. Just saying... Anyway, we stopped here on the way home from Lake Crowley, to top off the tank on a very busy southbound 395 post-July 4 weekend drive. We bought a couple of bottles of soda, and a pack of jerky. No more expensive than just about any other gas station I've been to. My kids used the heck out of the bathroom, too. The fellow behind the counter was not saccharine sweet or anything, but cordial. Funny thing about the small-town business folk: they respond awfully well to common courtesy with a dash of kindness. Come to think of it, most people do. I also appreciated the relatively large parking lot and plenty of room to turn around with a small trailer. Some of the gas stations in towns up and down the 395 don'tfeature as much space. So that's a plus.

Don't go here to get gas ever!!! 2/21/20 10:15 pm…read moreI've never been to a gas station where I've had such issues. I entered my Vons number to get my discount per gallon as I always do, and then put my card in and entered the area code. Then I clicked the gas I wanted and placed the nozzle into the car only for the screen to display the message "replace nozzle and see cashier". What does that even mean? I went in and asked the guy and he had no idea what I was talking about. He came out and canceled my transaction. He "took care of it" I filled my car and he told me to come in and pay. So I did only for him to tell me my card has been declined. I just used it a couple of hours prior. So now I'm mad and confused. The other person in the car paid for the gas and realized we never got the Vons discount! That irritates me because I told the guy about the Vons discount and he said "he put it in". Which now talking to the other person about how much she paid we didn't get it. I called customer service regarding my card and it was cancelled. I'm not sure what happened but I am confused. I've driven this highway hundreds of times and I've never had that issue before. I'm not happy that this happened and it all comes down to this gas station for the "replace nozzle see cashier" message on the display. That's were it all went down. The guy at the front was hard to understand and couldn't discuss much with him which also complicated things. Never stopping at this chevron again.

The Dennis mechanic at this Chevron was great! It was a pleasure to work with him. We got a flat…read morethe night before and the cashier told us to stop by in the morning (we were staying down the road). We showed up at 8am and he fixed our tire : )

A winter storm required us to have snow tire chains to enter Sequoia NP. The park lodge called us…read morewhile we were enroute from LAX to the park and mentioned three options. We pulled into the Chevron gas station in Three Rivers at 3 pm. Many people were in queue hoping to rent chains. Some were turned away because they didnt habe the right size to fit the tire. Patience was rewarded and they had the right size chain, showed us how to install them and were professional & friendly. Fortunately, we had enough cash for the deposit and the contract covered two days and additional days were reasonable. We returned on the third day (park lifted the chain requirement) and the remaining funds were returned. Easy and transparent process.