I called ahead and asked about specific services. They were honest about whether I was able to get…read moremy tires mounted after 5PM. But they told me to come and offered to help find my tire's slow leak -- for no charge! Justin was very nice, patient, professional, and a great help! Would definitely come again!

Gas attendants are always friendly and helpful. Servicemen are thorough and honest. Prices are…read morereasonable. We've been coming to Haines ExxonMobil for several years and so have our neighbors.

Over priced but friendly staff. They have deals but it seems they dont count. I find I will not be…read morecoming here again.

HORRIBLE! Towed my vehicle, I called and they would not tell me the location of the car, said call…read moreback the next day. Next day I started calling at 10 they said call back at 11 but gave me a 2:30 appointment to retrieve the car. Called back at 11 no answer until 11:15. She said I'm just a dispatcher you have a 2:30 appointment to pick up the car and you will get a text with instructions and fees. An hour later, no text . Called back oh it can take up to 30 minutes to get the text. Called back, oh I'll let the manager know you called. Mind you they close at 4. They are trying to keep the car and increase the fees I have to pay. Beware!

There terrible he canceled my road side assitance in the middle of the night bc his night was going…read morebad

Stop 'N' Shop Mini Mart…read more Who Yelp reviews a beat-up gas station? A fan, that's who. Over the years, gas stations have become too complicated. This is evident at the pump itself. Big bright TV screens shout pop culture segments at you between commercials for two-for-one tube meat specials inside. "Do you want to sign up for a gas rewards card?" No. "Do you want a car wash today?" No. "Do you want a two-for-one tube meat special?" NO. "Do you need a receipt?" NEVER! And get off my lawn! At Stop 'N' Shop Mini Mart, there's none of this bullshit. You pull up to an always-available pump, checking to makes sure that there's not a plastic bag wrapped around the handle (that means "out of order"), pay, and go. If you're tempted by the signs for "fresh sandwiches" and "fresh salads," you can stop inside, but I'm not sure that they actually sell either of those things. Instead you'll find XXL T-shirts, strange flavors of expired Chex Mix, tons of energy drinks, and an impressive array of "tobacco" pipes. The help is always surprised to see someone come in, but also incredibly bored. There's no chit-chat. Just business. The gas here is always exactly two cents cheaper than that flashy-ass Sunoco up the street. The pumps are slower, the roof has severe leaks, and I'm pretty sure this place isn't going to survive 2018, but I'll enjoy every no-bull trip until it shutters. Maybe I'll even pick up another bag of year-old Chex Mix.