This is your quick stop to fuel up in different ways…read more ~ Car Fuel ~ Snack - Food ~ sleep recovery ~ Dog park What are great place to consider. Facilities, park, and parking lot are clean and inviting.

A clusterf**k of a gas station! It was crowded. So crowded that people we're at their stellar…read morebest in cutting off, driving too fast, impatient, and pulling in close to vehicles waiting in line for gas. You'd think that there was a gas shortage at 11:30am on Memorial Day. But Hey I get it people were traveling a lot today, more than on a usual day but we have been on the road in 5 states in the past week and have stopped in many middle of nowhere gas stations and this is the only one that had such a high percentage of jerks out and about. I'd avoid this pits of hell stop in the future. The Chevron across the street looked slightly better but I'd say unless you are on fumes, just stay on the road a bit longer before you stop for gas.

I waiting for 15 minutes for the green headed cashier to have social hour when it was me and…read moreanother customer waiting. You are on the clock save the talking for when you aren't getting paid to HELP PEOPLE OUT. Maybe I just run my gas station better than someone working at Maverik

Probably the smallest Maverik store I've been to! Very small, but still good prices, and very good…read moreemployees! Would love it if they come to the Puyallup/Tacoma area!

We were driving from Utah to Washington, and honestly if the cashier here hadn't talked to me about…read moreit we'd have been stuck in a major car accident/traffic. There was a 30+ car pileup that we weren't aware of because we were driving (and not listening to the news.) he asked where I was headed and said it would add at least 2hrs to the drive. I updated my maps and the drive went from 2hrs to 4hrs 30 min. It was already 9pm. We ended up staying in Mountain Home instead and got up early to leave the next morning, instead of driving in the awful storm & crash. Gas station was clean, well stocked, bathrooms were fine, employees were polite.

I mean...it was a gas station. They had ample gas and clean facilities...I dont know what else to…read morewrite. Nothing bad happened to me there...I think I bought a losing scratcher, but I can't really blame chevron for that.

Desert Wind Chevron…read more If you ever find yourself stranded in the desert with a toddler who suddenly decides to reenact a scene from The Exorcist all over your truck interior -- trust me, pull into this Chevron. The clerk was a literal angel in human form: she handed us cleanser, rags, and hot water like it was a five-star car spa for parents in crisis. She didn't even flinch at our embarrassing mess. We left cleaner, calmer, and forever grateful. Five stars for saving our sanity (and our truck)!

Store doesn't carry my go to nicotine pouches. Rogue Wintergreen or Rogue Peppermint 6mg. I will…read morejust shop elsewhere.

Because i boycott Albertsons due to their sticky fingers with my wallet, I had to come here for…read moresour cream. Kudos that you actually had sour cream, but double kudos for not price gouging. I'll definitely be back for grocery staples, and thank you for having prices within my budget.

I have been using the Car Wash since the car wash was opened and now all of a sudden I am told that…read moremy van is too long. There is no signage about the length of the vehicles I have seen pickup trucks longer than my van go through there. There hasn't been an issue with the way it washes. I was told that the length of my van messes up the calibration and messes up the wash for the next vehicle. These car washes have sensors that detect when to start and stop and how long to go. My van shouldn't mess a calibration setting up, in all my years as an electronics technician it seems to me that there is something wrong with the car wash system itself if it cannot self calibrate to the vehicles being washed. ALL other car washes have no problems. I will no longer use Jacksons for ANYTHING!!! Very disappointing.

If I could give them 0 stars, I would. These people can't replace a clutch if their mothers last…read morebreath depended on it. Never ever go here, I hope they go out of business. The gas station was nice tho.

We rented a uhaul from this place. Getting the uhaul was great! Returning the uhaul was an absolute…read morenightmare! The woman begind the counter was RUDE. She tried saying we travelled 500 miles when the maximum we went was 48. Then she proceeded to argue with us about how far our destination was even though id had the google maps directions pulled up for her to see why she was wrong. After all of this was said and done she told us our total after beibg sarcastic as crap about our "adjusted (correct) mileage" where my wife asked ger what the mileage was that she was charging us for. She yelled "OH JESUS CHRIST" befire running my card for the almost correct mileage. It was still 4 miles off but insteadbif arguing with her any longer we decided to just leave. NEVER GOING BACK THERE AGAIN.

Jason and his son went above and over the top in rescuing my wife's car. She and her girlfriend…read moredecided to go up to see the Trinity Lakes and bottomed out on a huge rock in the road. Hole in the oil pan. My wife called around to get a tow off the mountain. Jason accepted the challenge (no one else would attempt going up there!) Jason took his son, along with his Jeep and they towed the car to a suitable location to attach her car to the truck. This all happened on a SUNDAY!!! Thank you Tri County Towing for an exceptional job of a difficult task. Highly recommend!!!

I was traveling through Mountain Home area from Louisiana when a fuel line started leaking on my…read more2012 F250 diesel a little before 8 am. I was able to drive it to this shop. A mechanic on duty informed me that he had a used line on on an old motor. He pulled the line off of the old motor but said his boss wouldn't let him work on my truck until he finished a "locals" truck and then that would be a maybe so. I asked if I could buy the line and change it myself. The owner then stated that he wasn't sure he wanted to sell the line. I called the FORD dealership and they got me one out of Boise by 2:30 in the afternoon. I ended up changing it myself in a parking lot but the owner could have saved me a lot of time and could have replaced the line with a new one the next day knowing he wouldn't need that line. If FORD hadn't had the means to get me a line in 6 1/2 hours, this man would have had me sit for an extra day because he didn't want to sell someone 1,800 miles from home a used fuel line. The mechanic and receptionist are great and really tried to help.