It's connected next door to my work place which is McDonald's and even though McDonald's is not…read moreopen 24 hours the Chevron is open 24 hours and I know the people that work there and I see a lot of people that I know stop by there and the food and coffee and stuff like that are fantastic and is very convenient for not only the people that work overnight but also the people that drive overnight especially the truck drivers and etc.

Friendly service and cheap gas. Friendly service and cheap gas. Friendly service and cheap gas.read more

I'm actually giving this a bad review. Namely because, I stopped in here the other day ago to get…read moregas, the attendant almost couldn't figure out the correct change when I bought $10 dollars in gas, bought a powerade drink at $1.99 and a bottle of fiji water for 1.99. It took her almost 3 minutes to give me correct change for a $20.00 dollar bill.

In my book, there isn't a lot to say about gas stations. If the pumps work and the bathrooms are…read moredecent we're good. However, I will say this station had an especially nice cashier. I was having a horrible time find post cards. (I ardor sending cards when I am traveling.) The station was my 4th stop, after Walgreens, CVS & the local grocery store. Rather than "No, we don't carry those." This gentleman said, "Let me think. The truck stop might having them." Then he proceeded to give me instructions on how to get to a location that have 2 truck stops. And yes, Love's has post cards.

Great Value! Great Quality! The Service Requested is great and the fact that the railroad tracks…read moreare not far away from the station is even better! I highly recommend it!

We are Canadians. In 1994 my wife and I were travelling through Alabama and stopped off at this…read moreChevron station to fill up and make some inquires. At the time, the owner was a fellow by the name of Butch. At one point, I mentioned to him that we were passing through the Montgomery and inquired whether the area was safe enough to park overnight in the parking lot of the adjacent shopping center. Butch assured us it was and after saying our good-byes, we made our way to that parking lot where we found a nice level spot which, as it happened, was within sight of the gas station. It wasn't long after we'd settled in that Butch's son, Jim, came knocking at our door saying that his father was offering to let us park beside the station overnight and that we could plug into the station's electrical outlet if we liked. Of course, we took Butch up on his kind offer. Before he left for the day, Butch mentioned that he'd left the door to the station's washroom unlocked for us. The next morning, we invited Butch into our trailer for coffee and couldn't thank him enough for his kindness. I don't know if Butch or Jim are still operating that station but I thought it would be worth thanking them again for their kindness that day. It is one of the nicest memories that we have of that trip. Moe and Wanda Daoust