Dumpy gas station but the cheapest of the stations nearby. Gas is what I needed. Outdoor bathroom…read morebut small inside store. They also do oil changes. Not sure about other repairs.

Was there at around 8:15am this morning and couldn't get gas. I put my card in twice; the pump…read morewouldn't work. People all around me were getting gas...not me. My card is active and good; the guy behind me paid cash (I had none) and the two cars in the lane closest to the station used their cards and went on their merry way. No one from the station came out and it was raining , so I didn't want to take any more time and get wet to try to walk over to get any help when all pumps should be working. If not, signs should be displayed. Very disappointing and since I often start on the road earlier than 9, I don't have he time to mess with staff to keep their pumps operational for all. Looks like they don't need my business. Very unfortunate.

Ok, I got my car washed today, and for an automatic car wash....wow. It was really an excellent…read morecar wash! You know.....automatic car washes can be a little sketchy. I was really happy with the results of the car wash. Five stars Cross Keys........now......I ask.....can I use you for taking care of my Rav4 mechanically.?. :-)

Raining, No Air in Machine! or power would not go on. Flat tire on rental car. Attendant said he'd…read moregive me air, after he fixed his car, if I pulled up to his garage door. No attendant, late now to work. Waited no movement at all through window. Maybe not their actual machine, but on their property, and they could've been nicer about helping out. Had to leave and find another pump.

I must have stopped on a day when gas was on sale. Unless this is their pricing strategy. They were…read more$.60 cheaper than shell across the street. Didn't go inside but their windows cleaner squeegee was full and clean. Other than DOT construction it was easy on and easy off. Will stop again if I am ever I. The area again.

I have never in my life thought to write a review of a convenience store or gas station, BUT I feel…read morelike I have to say something today! The customer service here is FANTASTIC. The gentleman on the cash register was extremely friendly and seemed genuinely interested in how my day was. 5/5, wish I could rate higher. Will definitely choose to stop here whenever I'm in the neighborhood.

I was recommended by a friend to try this spot for some mechanic works and Tires so i went there…read moreand the repair quote was very reasonable so I decided to do it and they hooked me up with a set of 4 new tires with a great price after finding that they have the best prices in the area. The staff very friendly professional and quick. Also the Gas price is cheaper than the other gas stations and always busy. I will come back later for my MD inspection guys. Thanks

Do not take your car here to get inspected or worked on. Liberty told me I needed work done on my…read morecar to pass inspection. The repairs totaled in excess of a thousand dollars. Three weeks afterwards, I needed other work done which was not related to the work Liberty performed. That mechanic pointed out something that Liberty should have told me about when Liberty worked on my car. I took my car back to Liberty and asked why Liberty didn't point out the new issue to me when I had my car in there. He told me that he was a new employee and the work was done before he hired. He then told me that Liberty was not obligated to tell me of the work that needs to be done because that issue passed inspection but the repairs would be costly! He then told me that there was nothing he could do. Liberty took my money and then allowed me to drive my car while they intentionally failed to tell me about an existing issue. If I would have known about the newly found issues when I had Liberty "fix" my car, I would have not had the car fixed and bought a new car! Liberty took my money, didn't tell me about the other issue and then said they are not obligated to tell me of issues with my car even though they perform state inspections??? PLEASE do not take your car to Liberty! They will take your money and allow you to drive an unsafe vehicle. They are bunch of thieves!

I agree with all the 5 star ratings. Steve & Jerry are great. I learn something every time I take…read moremy car there. And, if they don't think the repair is needed, they tell you (unlike the car dealership I used to go to). Also known as East Baltimore Care Care.

Friendly, attentive, and thorough. The "professor" like older gentleman really took care of my car…read morewhen my check engine light started flashing, suggesting an engine misfire and an imminent risk for catalytic converter damage. He took care of it the same day and was so busy that he didn't have time to write an invoice, so he let me take my car without paying and asked me to return the next day. This worked out well for me as I had to get to work, so I came back the next day to pay. He showed me the defective parts and explained everything in detail. I only live 3 blocks away so this will be my go-to service center for now. Car: 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, 146,000 miles, 1 owner

I've had some really awful experiences with mechanics since I moved to the area 18 months ago…read more I've tried Dobbin Auto Repair, an Exxon in Columbia, AAA in Laurel, and two dealerships -- all of which were the worst experiences I've ever had with mechanics. River Hill Sunoco got my car running better than it has in over a year, and I finally feel safe on the road again. They treated me with respect and patiently listened to the list of issues I was experiencing. They quickly diagnosed the issue, fully explained it to me, and completed the repair within a couple of hours. I can't say enough about how great my experience was!

In spite of the pecuniary wealth of Clarksville, the area is generally destitute when it comes to…read moreautomotive knowledge. The River Hill Sunoco preys on this ignorance. Late one night, my girlfriend got a flat tire. As I have done dozens, if not hundreds, of times in my life, I removed the old wheel/tire and put on the spare using nothing more than a scissors jack and lug wrench. As I replaced the lug nuts, I threaded them and tightened by hand before using the lug wrench for one last fastening. As it turned out, there was a hole in the sidewall of the old tire, so Sunoco ordered a new tire that was expected to arrive in a few days. In order for us to commute to Baltimore on the spare, "John" the technician tightened up the lug nuts. "John" did so with an air impact wrench (also known as an air hammer, pneumatic impact wrench, etc). A few days later, we took the car back for Sunoco to install the new tire. This time, the Sunoco technician had difficulty removing one of the lug nuts, and one of the studs snapped. After replacing the tire, Sunoco capped the broken stud and offered to replace it at a cost of approximately $100. Through an apparent miscommunication, Sunoco never ordered the new stud, so we took the car elsewhere for repair. At the other garage, my mechanic had to use a breaker bar to remove two of the lug nuts because Sunoco had over-tightened them (see attached photo showing metal shavings from the other over-tightened lug nuts next to the broken stud). Due to the numerous damaged studs, we replaced the entire wheel hub assembly. Naturally, this cost more and caused major inconvenience as the car could not be driven for several days. An objective analysis of the facts leads inescapably to the conclusion that Sunoco over-tightened the lug nuts, causing the catastrophic failure (breaking) of one stud and the effective destruction of two others. When the first stud snapped, Sunoco did not mention any issue with any of the other lugs or studs. The vehicle was entirely within the control of Sunoco, and it was Sunoco that once again tightened the lugs after they replaced the tire. The thing speaks for itself: only Sunoco could have caused the damage to the second and third studs, and the circumstances strongly suggest Sunoco's fault for the first. Through its manager, Adam, Sunoco has enumerated several excuses to absolve itself. First, Sunoco alleged that I "cross-threaded" the lug nuts when I put on the spare. I reiterate that I hand-tightened the lug nuts, and this excuse does not account for the destruction of the second and third studs, which happened after Sunoco replaced the tire. When confronted with the issue of the additional lug nuts' destruction, Sunoco then blamed me for not making the lug nuts tight enough after the tire change and alleged the wheel was "like a loose tooth" when it arrived at Sunoco (which, of course, undercuts its "cross-threaded" theory). Admittedly, I did not have a torque wrench, but to think the lug nuts had come loose on the short drive to Sunoco strains credulity. If it were true, why then did Sunoco not note damage to the other studs at that point? Oddly, Adam denied knowledge of any technician named "John" employed at Sunoco, though he admitted a technician with a similar sounding name does work there (other social media posts about the River Hill Sunoco, e.g. Anglie's List, mention an employee named "John."). Just so there is no confusion, "John" is the technician who has family in the south of France, though I'm sure Adam knew exactly who I was referencing.

This is a great American owned gas station located near rt 10 and Ritchie highway in Pasadena MD…read more They always have the lowest prices not only on gas, but general items in the store as well. Great friendly staff, a clean and updated interior and new pumps are just a few amenities that set this station apart from your everyday Exxon or shell. They also have a full service station with honest mechanics, and prices you'd expect to pay. There is also a deli coming soon right next door. From what I hear, they will have a unique carry out and delivery menu such as - soups, salads and sandwiches. Nothing fried or greasy. Again well have to see what they offer; nothing official yet!