Not much parking for trucks but it's still a nice truck stop with clean restrooms and a Dunkin'…read moreDonuts as well as a Arby's restaurant inside.

#17/2023 The one9 fuel stop located just inside of Indiana…read moreon i-74 between Champaign Illinois and Indianapolis an old pilot that they've converted like most of their one9 stops. Not much is really been done to this one though the bathrooms have an older remodel the showers have not been remodeled for years the Arby's is still here it's touch and go as to whether will be 24 hours or not it's best to check and see staffing Still remains a big issue. As of this February 2023 the current hours are 5:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. they're closed for 5 hours One thing they have stepped up their game with though is the cawfee and hot beverage area in general. I'd like the big pilot down the road in oakwood Illinois about 20 mi away this one is definitely got a good decent staff inside that's doing a good job with what they're givin. Usually when I come in here and I'm ready for some double D it's always fresh and brewed you don't have to find somebody to come and make it they also have the pilot coffee because of course the one9 network is a pilot affiliate just like Mr fuel. But all in all parking is still small for big trucks it's an old pilot as I said it's been here forever long as I've been driving it's been sitting here that's 32 years and for a quick roll in and grab what you need it does just fine for me and I do like to stop here between Indianapolis and Peoria it's usually my choice.

One of the last gas stations on the planet that is not pre-pay. Cheapest cigarettes within fifty…read moremiles. And if you have a flat they can fix it.

The interior of the store is pretty clean and well stocked. The exterior is a little run down and…read morecould definitely use some work, especially the parking lot. I kind of like it's small town little "hole in the wall" convenience store look. Being from San Jose, CA, I am charmed by this middle America look. It's also a gas station. It only has two pump though, so sometimes I need to wait in line to get gas. I go there often.

I came here to fill up my tank this morning, but nothing came out. I went in to ask the attendant…read morewhy the pumps weren't working and she proceeded to talk to me like I was stupid. There weren't any signs on the pumps, just grocery bags which could have a few reasons. I told her this and pointed out that it'd be good customer service to have stepped to the door and told me they were out of gas instead of staying behind the counter watching me. So she called me a bitch as I was walking out. Then she confronts me at my car as I was leaving, as if she hadn't insulted me first! Don't expect to be treated like a human being if you have to buy gas here. No customer service values at all, apparently.

Drove an hour to the Sunoco Midwest in Crawfordsville, IN. I will say it was worth the drive…read more Meat was juicy, breading very good and not too salty. Wife enjoyed the onion rings. Service was good for a filling station. We had the sugar cream pie and the pumpkin crumble. Would recommend the pumpkin over the sugar cream and I am normally a sugar cream guy.

Just bought two tenderloins, mushrooms and two cobblers. This our third time here. The entire order…read morewas barely Luke warm, the mushrooms were not edible they were cold and soggy. We started coming here based upon the raving reviews from the Indy Star statewide tenderloin contest and until today the food has been excellent. But if this is the way they are going to be, pre cooked and cold, then we won't be back.

When the Shell station on Hwy 20 was bought out a few years back, it left Racine County without…read moreShell stations, and when the one at 13th and College in Milwaukee was closed, it made it that much harder to find V-Power Nitro+ gas for cars that run best on 93 octane premium. This location was formerly a BP, and it's in a strategically good location. Rating only OK, however. Twice I've experienced a leaking drip where the hose meets the nozzle, meaning I'm dripping pollution (hello Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources) onto the ground as well as my money. They are also using water instead of washer fluid in the squeegee buckets, so if you try to clean your windows in freezing weather, you pull a chunk of ice on a stick from the bucket. You can forget about actually cleaning your windows in winter. Not a lot of traffic here. I can't see the place lasting long with these deficiencies.

Traveling late at night on I-65 I experienced a tire blow out upon hitting a pot hole. I rolled off…read moreat the nearest exit and coasted into this station on my tire rim just as they had closed at 10:00 PM. I am a woman in my 50's, and was nervous and scared to be in this situation over 100 miles from home. The two attendants on duty stayed with me for over an hour and a half until a tow truck arrived to change my tire. They waited until they saw me leave, even though it was almost midnight. They went above and beyond to make sure I was safe where they easily could have just closed up and gone home. I am very grateful for these two gentlemen. Thank you!