Sometimes it's the small never heard of independent places that provide the best in class service,…read moreon a road with multiple other options at the same price point, you should choose this location because the customer service is exceptional.

I had some issues with my car at the gas station. They went out of their way to help me out. Their…read moreprices are reasonable as well.

The staff has been very rude at times. Strange how they treat their paying customers.read more

I've never experienced such a dirty unkept business with the bathrooms out of order! Hard to…read morebelieve I stepped into a chevron! This was not even my problem.... the staff, manager I am assuming, was sarcastically rude when I asked if there was another bathroom! When I pointed out to him that he was rude, his comment to me was "then don't ask stupid questions!" I just filled up my truck and wish I had waited for the next station! They were also at the same time arguing with another customer who paid cash but they were refusing to give the cash discount! This person would not let me know the owners name nor his.

Was driving home from doctors appointment in Jackson and looked down when the gas gauge 'light' had…read morepopped on and the gauge was hovering halfway below the 1/4 mark and empty. Thing is I NEVER allow my tank to get much below half a tank because there are times I need to go to the ER!! Was between Moke Hill and San Andreas and literally started praying non stop. Got to San Andreas and pulled into the Pari Mart where I always get gas and was about to burst into tears because my body hurt so bad (long story) when one of the young men from the Pari Mart came and asked if I needed help. 'Yes, please' I told him. He was so kind and filled my car and talked to me a bit to make sure I was ok. Had him write his name down for me, so I can write him a thank you card because his kindness was so appreciated and wonderful!! Am so grateful we have the Pari Mart here in San Andreas with such kind people. Thank you.

They have a good selection when it comes to puff bars. I always try and stop by when I'm in town…read more 5pm My friend and I go in to buy a puff bar. I opened it when I got home and it had a bad battery. It was already past 9pm. I don't live close! The next day I go in to replace it because this is not a cheap habit. To bad we bought the last of that flavor so the girl was kind of second-guessing if we even got it from this place because she wasn't the same person that sold it to us. Long story short I got the replacement

What is the sight of utmost relief when you are strangled in the middle of nowhere in the Sierra…read morefoothills on a dark night, a Sam Berri Towing truck with flashing lights. And if it is manned by Zak, that much better. I have a class-B RV that is built on a Mercedes Bens Sprinter 3500 chassis. On my way to town last month on a curvy hilly section of Hwy 26 between Moke Hill and Glencoe, it developed a severe fuel leak. I managed to back the vehicle off the highway with timely assistance from a couple of passing Samaritans. "I guess I need to find a tow truck", I said to myself. What I did not realize at the time was that it was the start of a 4-hour saga. I first called AAA who referred me to a "capable local towing service", an operation that, I later found out, is operated by a remote dispatch center outside California, as a matter of fact, somewhere back on the East Coast. That service quoted me a firm fixed price, asked for a 50% deposit, and promised a tow truck in an hour. Almost tow hours later, a "real dispatch" called and asked for more details of my RV which were all provided already in my first call, e.g., 25' long and 11' tall. Thirty more minutes passed before another call form a "real dispatcher". It is now 9 pm in the evening. "There will be an additional charge because of the size of your RV." Mmm, here comes the ransom. "Well, how much more?". "One thousand Dollars". !!!!! "Thank you very much and please cancel my towing request" I hung up. I started to look for other options through my phone with the off-n-on T-mobile cell signals. Sam Berri popped up on Yelp. Now, this is important. Sam Berri was NOT the first company that popped up in Yelp search. I first called the towing service that was listed on top of my Yelp search. My call was routed to the same "capable local towing service" that wanted to charge me $1,000 additional fee earlier. That was when I realized that it is a "sponsored" listing in Yelp who must have paid advertising fees to gain preferential listing. I dug deeper and found Sam Berri, a real local towing service. After listening to my problem and getting all vehicle information, the office of Sam Berri quoted a firm price and promised to arrive within one hour. Zak showed up with a shinning tow truck in 40 minutes. I was expecting a sizeable flatbed, but Zak came out with a small "wrecker". Mmm, interesting. It turned out that the wrecker was the perfect and only feasible choice. The RV could not be started due to fire risk from the leaking fuel lines. With its new electronically-activated transmission, the RV could not be shifted into neutral. Zak had to disconnect the drive shaft to free its wheels to be towed, all in the darkness of night. Efficiently executed, about twenty minutes later, the RV was all hooked up and we were ready to move. To tow the RV back to my ranch required passage through a winy, narrow, unpaved driveway of about 1/4 miles with a couple of steep climb and descend. Zak maneuvered to towed RV meticulously through all the curves and dips. On a steep short uphill climb, he gingerly adjusted and re-adjusted the towing lift height every 10-ft of travel or so multiple time so we do not scratch the RV bottom. Back at my ranch, Zak deposited the RV and reconnected its drive shaft. All these were accomplished seemingly effortlessly with one hour after he showed up with his tow truck, AND all at the firm price the office quoted me. I CANNOT imagine a more proficient operation! There is a second part of this long sage. We had to tow the RV again a few days later to a dealership in Sacramento for repair. It was over a long weekend and Sam Berri's truck was not available to help us. I had two other towing companies showed up at the ranch and decided that they could not do the job. It was Sam Berri again that coordinated a two-vehicle tow to get my RV to the dealership, one "wrecker" tow out of the ranch and one big transport truck through the freeway. My conclusion: Proficiency, Professionalism, and Integrity. One cannot find a better towing service than Sam Berri.

Car broke down in Murphys. I needed a tow through AAA and they sent Bill from Sam Berri Towing…read more Bill showed up in under 10 min, got my car started (without towing it), and got me over to Savannah at the Hammer Down Garage for a quick repair. This is exactly why I love living in Calaveras County. Great Americans all around!

If I could add 10 stars, I would gladly award Bari's Automotive with 10 stars. Just had my Jeep…read morerepaired at his shop and the experience was over the top awesome. Thought I had a transmission fluid leak, but they found the tranny was fine and the engine oil cooler was the culprit. Service was awesome, professional, very fair priced and my Jeep now runs as good as it did when it was new. Hats off to Nathan and his crew. Your shop is now my first pick go to shop for automotive repair/diagnosis.

They have good pricing but shortly after they fixed the spark plugs on check engine light issue the…read morecheck engine line came back on and then saw repairs left wires loosely hanging. The error was a P0430 error pointing to the catalytic converter on passenger side and the error was fixed with replacing the throttle sensor which at the wires everywhere

Once again my man Joe came through called him up and let him know my brakes were metal to metal…read more He came by and less than an hour later had my baby back up with new brakes and rotors. Really appreciate you man! If you need some work done I highly recommend giving Turbo's a call!

I was parked at a gas station and my car wouldn't start. I had jumper cables, and I had asked this…read moregentleman, Joe, if he could give me a jump, luckily, Joe was prepared for the job. He had his own mobile jumper cable device, and was more than happy to help. Thanks Joe for getting me back on the road.