This is one of the first gas stations You will find after…read morevisiting Mexican hat area. Gas is very expensive which is normal for here. Bathroom at use and a little convenience store.

Fuel, clean restrooms, and a convience store. What else can you ask for? Great view of the…read morelandscape. Close to a motel, fort Bluff, and some resorts

Even through the pandemic and the current economic meltdown, this place still has fountain drinks…read morefor $1!! plus they have an A&W and pizza which is better than the Stone Pizza shop on Main Street

Cheap gas (use your Clark's rewards!), a bowling alley, and an A&W all in one joint. What more can…read moreyou ask for? Great place to stop on a trip to let the kiddos (or adults) play a game or two!!

Gas station pizza? I've passed this place up for years because, really, pizza at a gas station?…read more Finally decided to try it. The flavors are very good. The toppings are very good. I'm not a fan of the thick, bready crust, but other than that, all in all, a tasty pizza. Give it a try. I repeat again, this pizza is tasty.

Never thought that I would say this about gas station pizza but it was really good and the folks…read moreworking there were fun, funny and friendly!!

I was looking for assistance in having a vehicle I purchased ready and available for the transport…read moredriver. I had looked online and Quality came up as being very solid and helpful. I made a phone call and had a very positive "can do" phone conversation with Heather. She said "no problem, I know the seller, we'll help you out." Heather facilitated the vehicle pick up, saving the seller the hassle of being available when the transport driver called. Her attitude and ability to facilitate the process was very much appreciated. Thanks Heather! Rich

In November of 2024 we were traveling south and our truck broke down in front of Wilson arches. Our…read moreroadside assistance left a stranded on the side of the road for 5 hours. Our daughter called service repair shops from Grand junction and Moab all along there and no one could get our truck into the shop to be worked on for at least 2 weeks. Quality Auto repair and towing service sent a tow truck picked us up took us back to the shop and they made shop time for us that day. Made our roadside assistance pay for the tow and fixed our truck within a couple hours and got us back on the road. Their service and repairs was second to none and their prices was excellent. They were very accommodating we had our beloved pet with us and they accommodated all three of us and was concerned for our safety and well-being. This family owned shop and all of their employees we consider them to be our ROAD ANGELS they came and saved the day for me and my wife and our pet. We would highly recommend their professional services for any of your Auto and traveling needs. Quality Auto repair and towing service we thank you very very much for all that you did for us that day. Paul & Janie & Izzy

Has a tire blow out on the way to Arches National Park. Levi got us a replacement tire the next…read moreday. Great service at a reasonable price!

Fortunately they had the tire in stock that we needed and were able to put it on our rim quickly.read more

I don't know if this will show my original review as well as the update, or just the update. I just…read morewanted to rewrite this a bit. On Labor Day, 2019 I hit a deer. It damaged my vehicle enough that it needed repairs to be drivable again. So, my car was towed on a holiday. He answered the phone for the highway patrol....but not for me or my father when he came to get me. We tried all of the numbers of course to no avail. I don't live in the area, my dad lived over 4 hours away. We couldn't stick around waiting for him to feel like answering our calls. I was left with no choice but to break a window to get my stuff out...load it into my dad's car...and leave. Keep in mind...my vehicle's alarm was going off while I did all of this...and since I was on a trip I had a lot with me. Close to what looked like his house...as well as his office. He didn't come out or say anything (that means that if you have a vehicle stored at this place...it's contents aren't exactly safe). We tried several times to reach him by phone...not just that day either. He never answered our calls. He never responded to our messages. He never called me. The highway patrol person who called him made sure my phone number was included with my keys for him...but he never used it. The lack of communication was so glaring that my parents helped me buy a different vehicle because they felt it was the best option. Despite having a different vehicle, I still tried calling again on my way back through, again no joy. Then, around a month later, he called my insurance company and tried to file a claim wanting storage fees! Something that wouldn't have been a problem if he had picked up the flippin' phone and called me at any point. He told them he couldn't get a hold of me. Really dude? Geico closed that claim real quick, but nice try. It has now been over 2 years...and I am still mad about this. I loved that car so much, but because he couldn't be bothered to answer the phone, I had to leave it behind. I'm actually shocked by how many positive reviews this company has. If they are normally so good...what happened? Why did he blow me off when he's been so good to so many other people?

I grew up in a small town. I knew everyone in town and what kind of vehicle they drove. This…read morebusiness has that hometown feel. Great service. Heather runs a very well-oiled machine. Everyone working here is respectful of the customers and of each other. I rarely see employees work this well together. Kudos, to their team!

For those driving with travel trailers, trucks, and Rvs this is great place to stop by to replenish…read moreenergy after long drives. We were traveling and very tired. There was no rest stops for over a 100 miles. Using Campendium I looked up dump stations, and that's how we found this place. We were able to park there for several hours, and having a FREE dump station was a bonus!

I got lost while touring Colorado on my motorcycle and somehow ended up here on my way back to…read moreCortez from Ridgway...but the place was great. Very rustic with a small restaurant in the back. The food was good and it was a nice little place to restock some items from their grocery store and regroup a little from hours of an unscheduled detour.

Somewhere between Moab and Monticello, our Dodge Grand Caravan overheated. I thought I was having…read moretransmission problems before I realized the problem was overheating. I managed to pull over and get some water in the radiator, and nurse it into Monticello to the Maverik. Bert just happened to be there in the Maverik. What a blessing. He figured out that we had a leak in the radiator and slowly got enough coolant into to for us to drive it to their shop. It was a Saturday, so he had me drop it off at Shafer's shop where he worked. Everyone we talked to at church the next day and around town said, "You are in good hands with Shafers." I found that to be very true. I met Mr. Shafer on Monday, and he was very kind. Even though he had a lot of other business, he did his best to get a new radiator delivered. When it didn't come due to the transport truck breaking down, he drove to Cortez personally to pick one up. Now that's customer service! It was finished on Wednesday, and we got back on the road and back to McKinney, Texas, with no further incident. The price was very reasonable. I am very thankful for Russell, Bert, Trent, and everyone at the shop. I highly recommend Shafers.

The engine in our 2015 Audi melted down south of Monticello (five hours short of Albuquerque) far…read morefrom our Seattle home, on a trip to Austin TX last spring to see the solar eclipse. I had noticed Schafer Auto Clinic on my way through town, and I asked the tow-truck driver dispatched by AAA to take the car there. In the grip of misfortune, I felt so fortunate to have discovered Schafer. If you're going to be stranded in the middle of what some would consider nowhere, this is the mechanical oasis that you want to find. There are dozens of cars neatly parked on the lot, each with a story as forlorn as mine. Sooner or later Schafer will rescue them all. Come to find out, Audi engines often melt down; replacement motors are in high demand. Therefore it took Trent weeks to find a new one for us. By then we had made it to the eclipse in a rented car, turned in that vehicle and bought a used BMW in Albuquerque. We drove the Bimmer home to Seattle. Trent was calm, friendly and helpful throughout. Once the new engine was installed, my wife and I flew Seattle-Salt Lake City and rode a Greyhound shuttle from the airport to Monticello. Setting out in the repaired car, we had one minor glitch due to a remaining wire that needed connecting, but Schafer mechanics quickly traced and corrected the problem. The bill for the engine and labor was considerable, but surely a fraction of what the job would have cost in Seattle. We ended up getting a whole second road trip, via Zion, Bryce, Antelope Canyon and Crater Lake, back to home. Trent stuck with us throughout our misadventure and subsequent adventure -- good-humored, honest and well organized. He recommended staying at The Atomic Blue Motor Inn, a whimsical, clean retro joint in walking distance of the shop. Trent took time off from repairing cars some years ago to work as Monticello city manager, and says that he had fallen behind on auto technology by the time he returned to the business. So his brother and other mechanics do most of the hands-on work. They fix everything from antique tractors to late-model foreign cars. Parts get shipped in to Moab. My wife and I don't need two cars. So if you'd like an Audi with 2k miles on the engine and 77k on the rest of the car, do let me know!