Mobile use to be my go to then I discovered I got better performance on mileage w/Shell gas. Shell…read morebecame my go to. Now I just go to the lowest price gas which is almost always Costco. In times of necessity as gas prices have skyrocketed and I fill up everyday at a cost of $50+ w/every fill up. When Costco isn't open on the holidays I still go to this Mobil due to its proximity to where I live. They have reasonable prices but they are still more than 20 cents/gallon more then my Costco.

Just left this sorry excuse of a gas station on 12/06/23 at 3:55 PM. The blond working behind the…read morecounter is dropping f-bombs while talking to a younger white male. I walk up to the register and place a pack of gum on the counter and ask for a propane exchange. The blond says no propane exchange my manager took the key home. She then says besides, he can't do propane exchanges when he's alone. I say, he's not alone your here. She then says I'm leaving Now. So all I hear are excuses and horrible customer service. I then go to my car and watch as this blonde stays for another 10 minutes. I think she was too lazy to get the propane. Regardless will never go back for anything. Horrible service. She should have just stuck to the story of her manager taking the keys home for the propane. Stay away from this place. I would give no stars if I could.

Large BP, entrances on Peterson or Pulaski. There's a car wash here too, one of the automatic car…read morewashes, and gas will cost you a dime less if you get a car wash. I haven't used the car wash, so I can't report on that. There is a convenience store here. I'd say to skip this station if you are looking for a good price, as the Arco or the BP a mile or so east has prices that are often 40 cents cheaper.

Car wash is to be avoided, at least for suvs. I've only been twice, bought the premium touch less…read morewash and each time emerged with a scratch of some sort.

I always go here for gas cause it's a little bit cheaper than everywhere else. However, if you…read morefactoring the membership cost as well as the cost of gasoline and oil now in the country, it might just be equal. It's a great place to get gas at a reasonable price with the war that's going on in Iran. Gas prices are up to 405 at this location.

Fast moving lines beautiful view of the leaning tower of Pisa , Chicago version . Easy access in…read moreand out.

This gas station along Lincoln usually has competitive prices for the area. Supposedly they take…read moreMariano's fuel points, and I was surprised to see they actually had instructions on how to redeem them. Unfortunately it didn't work. I seriously do not understand why it's so difficult to redeem these points at BP stations, which are supposed to be partnered in this program. I did everything the instructions said but it still charged me the standard $4.29 for gas. I was going to check the receipt to confirm that so actually requested it for once, but the clerk has receipt. Inside the convenience store. That's not helpful if I'm getting my gas outside.

So easy to lose a customer. For good…read more I have been gassing up at this station almost exclusively for 12 years, ever since we moved to the area. It is on my route to work, to grocery shopping, and to my son's school. Prices are competitive and the car wash does an okay job. BUT . . . On my last visit - and it will be my LAST visit to this gas station - I made the foolish mistake that a lot of us make: The door to my gas cap is attached to the cap. and comes off the car, and I placed the door and cap on the trunk of my car while filling up, forgot to put it back, and drove off without it. Obviously it slid off the back of the car as I drove away. Discovering this later in the day, I returned to the gas station on the off chance that someone had found it and placed it by the pump or had turned it in to the cashier inside. I went in, walked up to the register and asked, "I got gas earlier and forgot to replace the gas gap. By any chance did someone turn in a gas tank cap?" The cashier stared at me . . . no, that's not right. The cashier GLARED at me, and after several moments of silence snapped nastily at me, "I work in HERE! I don't work out THERE!" I was taken aback by his response but replied, "No, I wasn't asking if YOU found one. I was asking if someone might have turned one in." More silence. A longer silence and more glaring. Then another snap at me: "No one turns in anything around here. Go look in the trash!" and he turned his back on me and walked away. I was totally flummoxed. What on earth did I do or say to elicit such a response? Beats me, but I know what my response will be: Drive past this BP station and never get gas there again. There are other stations nearby that take my Mariano's loyalty discount account, and I'll be frequenting them in the future instead. By the way, happy end. As I drove out of the station - never to return if I haven't already made that clear - I saw the door and cap lying along the curb of the street.

The guy on nights funny and great customer service Very professional and speaks good English…read morethanks bp gas station for hiring consistent people

Compressed Air machine doesn't work....actually DE-INFLATES tires. Cashier said 'yeah...that's why…read morewe say use at your own risk' No refund. What a joke!!

I don't really drive our car but 90 percent of the time we fill up here. It is not near where we…read morelive but is just out of the city so the prices tend to be lower. It is very close to one of my favorite mini golf spots.

My wife filled up at this Shell location yesterday and immediately after filling up, the car shut…read moredown completely. We had to get a tow truck to bring it to our mechanic. Today, I found out others had the same experience and that they were mixing water with the gasoline! I have yet to have any contact with the station, but rest assured they will be covering the cost of any maintenance needed on my car.

Filed a dispute with bpconsumer@bp.com. Used my credit card at the pump. Authorized with my zip…read morecode. Total came out to $44.95. It told me to "Please Pay Cashier". I went to the cashier and told him I already authorized to pay at the pump. Why do I need to pay you again? I felt uneasy and he said it didn't take my credit card. I told him that this happened to me at another BP on Touhy and Skokie Blvd. I was charged twice. So I paid with another credit card and had to swipe that card. I have a receipt for $44.95. When I got home, I checked the first credit card and IT WAS CHARGED $14.81, After the cashier said that it didn't take the info to be charged. This was on 4/16/17 at 15:18:08 per the receipt. No one from that BP location has called me back to resolve. I want my money back. You took funds from both credit cards.

From the owner: Quick stops. Quality fuel. Easy rewards. BP keeps you moving and with the earnify app, you earn…read morepoints every time you visit.