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Petro Stopping Center - Pool Tables

Petro Stopping Center

(3 reviews)

Eastside

If it looked like it was from the 1960s, it'd be Retro, instead of Petro…read more Oh wait, it does. Lovely truck stop on the south side of Interstate 10 where I often stop to get gas because it's mid-price or cheaper, and they have a 24-hour diner called iron skillet and it's just a nice cute truck stop that is very Texas and very San Antonio with a really cool big star on the wall - and you can see what Barbie does when she sees something like that. Lots of cool things inside the store too and I like it better than the Pilot across the street, even though gas prices are usually comparable.

I am just going to leave this here…read more Okay, for all the new Soldiers, Sailors, Air people who have gone through Ft. Sam I am quite beside myself that there is no review/step-by-step instruction for how to do a DITY move/weigh at this station. If you don't see a path, make one, eh? First Weigh Step 1: Drive approximately 15 minutes from post to Petro Stopping Center Step 2: Drive your car onto the CAT scale (has a lit up yellow sign) Step 3: Get out of your vehicle, step on anything you can find, and press the 'Call' button on the lit yellow sign Step 4: Wait for somebody to respond Step 5: Tell the disembodied voice that you are doing a first weigh for military Step 6: Wait for them to tell you you're done Step 7: Drive over to the building with a green roof and American flag, by the gas station Step 8: The cashier will ring you up (you may or may not need your CAC) for $10.50 Reweigh Step 9: Drive home, pack your car and come back to Petro Stopping Center within 24 hours Step 10: Repeat steps 2-7 but tell them you're doing a reweigh and give them your previous ticket number when prompted Step 11: The cashier will ring you up for $2.00 What is great (or not so great) about this public scale is that it is 24 hours. Since I arrived at o dark o clock I couldn't see the call button, nobody was around, I was so confused, etc, etc. My first lady spelled 'military' wrong and because the second lady spelled 'military' correctly I had to weigh my car for the third time to get the $2.00 reweigh price or I would have to pay the first weigh price again. Something about both tickets have to be the same. Then there was a trucker who was stalling his monster truck right by the CAT scale and made hearing the lady superbly hard. I was annoyed. Anyway, this here is for the fellow boots.

Stanleys Ice Station No 6

Stanleys Ice Station No 6

(2 reviews)

Eastside

After a crazy night downtown, I realized I might not have enough gas to get home. Naturally pulling…read moreup the Yelp app and seeing only a handful of stations nearby, I cross checked it with another app to see where the cheapest prices were. The only one that was even below $2.60 (#1) was Stanley's Ice, which was just about 10 minutes east of where I was. When I arrived, I realized this was a seedier part of town. I'm never deterred and I also knew I didn't have enough gas to really head anywhere else. Then the rest of the experience was as follows: * None of the pumps would take my credit card. It was a pay first, then pump situation and one needs to go inside. * There were multiple stray dogs barking at me and almost followed me into the store. I flashed my cell phone light and they turned the other way. * The store was packed with all sorts of characters. While I'm waiting in line to pay, a guy waiting in front of me turns around and asks me, "Hey, do you have an extra cigarettes?" to which I replied, "No. You can probably get some at the counter." He scoffs and says, "Ok, but what about condoms?" And when I smiled and shake my head he says, "I gotta go to the bathroom!" and promptly walks out of line. * I noticed the store is loaded with CBD / weed merch in the form of t-shirts, caps, face masks, bagpacks, and signs. They love that green. * The prices here for most things (drinks, snacks, etc.) are cheaper than the average store. I dig it. * While I'm pumping my pre-paid gas, a homeless man approaches me to tell me that I have a nice car. Then he asks me for a ride. The barking dogs hanging out near my wheels eventually freak him out and he leaves. * The man that was previously in line is actually at the dumpster. Relieving himself. He waves at me while standing in a puddle of his own fluid. * I start my car after finishing the pumping and a group of half a dozen teenagers on bikes and just hanging out in the parking lot and staring at me. As I turn on my lights, one of them flips me off. Awesome. * Just as I'm leaving the station, a man sitting in a wheelchair near the sign / bus stop says very loudly, "COME BACK SOON!" as I pull away. I gave him a thumbs up. A friend later told me that this was one of the dodgier parts of the city and that one should never be here after 10pm. Having just moved to SA at the time from NYC, I felt a sense of familiarity ... at a gas station no less. _______________ (#1) The good ol days ... ?

During my visit on August 29, 2024, I prepaid for $40.00 worth of gas at your station. However,…read moreonly $37.50 was dispensed. After several days of waiting to ensure the correct amount was posted to my account, I noticed that I was still charged the full $40.00. I contacted my bank, Navy Federal, to resolve the issue, but they informed me that because the transaction was prepaid and there was no other proof available, they were unable to assist further. On September 26, 2024, while in the area, I visited your station in person to discuss the matter. I spoke with Alex at the counter, who informed me that it could take anywhere from 5-6 business days, or up to 14 business days, for the correct amount to post. However, as of today, both of these time frames have passed. While still on the premises, I contacted Navy Federal again and was advised that the posting process should take no longer than 3-5 business days. The representative also disagreed with the information I had received from your employee. This is the first time I have prepaid for gas and been charged for an amount greater than what was pumped. While the overcharge was only $2.50, it is a matter of principle. I encourage customers to exercise caution when using this gas station to ensure they are charged correctly.

Shell - servicestations - Updated November 2026

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