I was driving and heard a loud sound coming from my car tire. I thankfully got to the station and…read morewas greeted by Rich the service technician and he took a look at my tire and saw a huge metal knob sticking out of my tire. I was about to get on the parkway! He said he could plug the tire instead of replacing the tire that had lots of life in it. He saved me money for a tire and gave me a ride home (just around the corner) and then picked me up when it was done. Top notch service! My tire is still going strong and I can't thank Rich enough for his service and kindness! Definitely recommend!

Mechanic does not know how run a business. I pulled in at 11.08am for an 11am oil change and…read moremechanic told me that he already closed everything down bc they close at noon. Plenty of other places to get gas and oil changes that do not treat you like crap.

Fair Haven Exxon is out of business. While Ray Miller owned it, it was a great place to have your…read morecar serviced. It's now a Valero station.

I went here with my friends and we bought some snacks, then went outside to eat at the bench area…read more One of my friends went back inside to use the restroom and briefly checked the candy aisle looking for something specific, but didn't find anything. After using the restroom, he came back outside. Shortly after, the manager came out and accused him of stealing. We immediately showed him our pockets and explained that nothing was taken, and even asked him to check the cameras. Despite this, he threatened to call the police and told us to leave the picnic area for "loitering." The situation felt completely unnecessary and was handled very poorly. Even after it became clear that nothing was taken, there was no apology instead, we were removed from an area meant for customers. Given how the situation unfolded, it also felt potentially racially motivated. Overall, this was an uncomfortable and unprofessional experience. I would recommend going elsewhere if you have other options.

PROS: This place is very clean and organized. The prices were good and the staff was very friendly…read more Many pumps available and loads of parking too CONS: Slow gas pump attendants that make you sit there and wait for your gas to be pumped OVERALL: I would definitely come back to this place for gas or a rest stop. Just make sure you're patient when it comes to getting gas

They ripped me off on My 5 gallon propane refill. I watched the meter ! Started at 34.0 gallons on…read moretheir gauge . He shut it off at 37.5 gallons . It cost $20 for 3.5 gallons . He said tank shuts off automatic when it's full . Best To just do a tank exchange at 7-eleven or Home Depot !!

Brought my 5 gallon propane tank to the Getty Station at 4 Ocean Ave…read more For a refill. The gauge on machine said 34.0 gallons. Worker turned on machine and began to fill my tank. He shut off machine at 37.5 gallons. I questioned him that my tank was not full at 31/2 gallons. He charged me $20 and I said it's not full and worker said this is all you get. Told him I would never come back and he didn't really are. Terrible customer service . This Getty station will rip you off. Beware if you fill you propane tank!

"You can trust your car to the man who wears the star." So went one of the most enduring slogans in…read moremarketing history for the Texas Oil Company "Texaco" founded in 1902 and largely subsumed into Chevron through merger in 2001. I know it's tough to be nostalgic for any oil company as gasoline prices are poised to zoom past $5 a gallon nationally but it's remarkable how ubiquitous the red star was across all 50 states only to virtually disappear overnight. I once had a meeting in their oak-paneled headquarters in Westchester County, NY sometime in the late 1990s with carpet so thick all sound was deadened to the point of crypt-like silence. An energy company cocooned in an opulent, zero energy space... maybe their demise shouldn't have been a surprise after all. It's still weird to see a hold out station featuring their logo (even though it's just a disguised Chevron) but every time I see their red star I'm reminded of the "Sky Chief" fire helmet my father scored for me back in the day with six fill-ups. It was obviously much cooler than the glassware, dinner plating or encyclopedia loyalty promotions begging for attention across the street at Arco, Sinclair, Mobil or Esso. Yes kids, before Google there were these things called encyclopedias. After I finish here I'm going down to the basement to dig it out, original box and all. In the meantime, I'll just wander down to the ATM and retrieve $200 for my next tank of gas. Good times for sure.

This business has closed. I now take my cars to Mayo Auto in Red Bank…read more Here is there website: http://www.facebook.com/MayoAutoService They offer coupons on Facebook.

AWESOME!!! I went there with 4 flat tires, 2 with total blow-outs, and 2 with fast leaks. they…read morerepaired ALL them the same day. Courteous, on-time, very reasonable price. Love these guys! They saved me $800, which I did not have.

Convenient, but pricy for gas. The staff is pleasant. EZ on and off Rt36. In a pinch it works…read morebut there are cheaper spots to fill up nearby.

A little schizophrenic on prices-some days they're $.10 cheaper than the nearby stations in 36, and…read moreother times $.10 over! Pleasant guys work there.