They charge the same for cash and credit. They are also priced pretty close to the cash price to…read morethe station across the street. Another big bonus is that the station offers free air. Not to mention we all love the Hess trucks every Christmas.

Let's see if I can write this review in the time it takes to fill up my gas tank. They say you're…read morenot supposed to use a cell phone near a working gas pump, so if this turns out to be true and this review ends abruptly.. I guess you'll know what happened. At least I'll go out with a BANG doing something that I like. Although I can most definitely think of something I Like much better that I could be doing with my last few minutes on Earth if you get my drift - Rockin Out With Some Beer & Pizza? Not Exactly, but You're Close ;) Anyhow, this is a pretty solid gas station with friendly service and early hours so I guess it's worth a three Star rating. I can never understand why a gas station wouldn't open up early for people who need gas first thing in the morning but whatever. Daily business hours here are from 5am to 11pm which is Cool. Okay, my tank is FULL and I didn't even Blow-Up so I suppose that's worth another Star. Yup, so I'll be talking to you all later. Bill Out, Peace!!

Beware of using a credit or debit card to pay for gas. It will be compromised. Many in the rockaway…read morearea have reported the same issue.

Half the time I go here, when they are open, the attendant is not there. It is legit a 50/50 chance…read moreyou will not be able to get gas if you really do it, go down the road

I stop here frequently. It's convenient and Sunoco is a decent brand of gasoline. The service…read moreattendant is usually quick to respond and is more than willing fill gas cans for my leaf blower and lawnmower. Plus, I ask for exact amounts so when I mix in the oil, I get the ratio right. Again, the attendants always smile and get it done. Nice! 4 stars for service, but their prices are around 15 cents per gallon higher than the best priced name gas stations around.

The Exxon of Rockaway is the closest Gas Station to the Rockaway Townsquare Mall. Located North…read moreEast of the Mall and close to Route 80. The only other option for Gas near the Mall would be the Wharton Costco Gas Station which is South West of the Mall close to Route 15. You'll find Costco Gas to be considerably cheaper. Service at the Exxon of Rockaway is not exactly the best.

The owner of this establishment is a damn crook. His gas prices are way higher than everybody else…read morein the neighborhood by 30 cents.

I hate this BP gas station. Every time we come here they come out 10 minutes later and we are…read morealways told "no gas". When they are clearly open. We haven't had problems until recently and haven't done anything to the gas station tenders to tell us no gas.

Save yourself $0.50/gallon by driving the extra 5 mins to Delta in Denville, or most other stations…read morein Rockaway.

This is the best gas station I ever stopped at. Station is very well lit and clean. They are better…read morethen the competition. Very kind and knowledgeable employees. They even cleaned my windows as well as checked my tire pressures. I will recommend them to all my family and friends.

Sammy, the mechanic, at the Exxon on W Main St in Denville is highly recommended. He is so fair…read morewith his pricing and will get your car diagnosed and fixed quickly.

John, the manager, and the other employees were friendly and courteous. However, they were…read moredishonest, incompetent and overpriced. I presented my vehicle to Denville Exxon for correction of a minor problem such that the transmission shift lever was difficult to operate. John Schwarz said that he knew exactly what was causing the problem and that it would cost me somewhat over $300. I said that I didn't want to spend that much. He said that if it is not fixed, something would break suddenly, leaving me stranded with a disabled vehicle. Therefore, I agreed to the repair. I also asked that they attempt to loosen the oil filter because after a recent professional oil change, I determine that the filter was overtightened. John said that sometimes they have to destroy a filter in order to remove it. I specified that if they were not able to loosen it with an ordinary filter wrench, just leave it alone. I also asked that, while the vehicle was on a lift, they adjust the rear drum brakes. After John called to tell me that the vehicle was fixed, I went to the shop and found that the shifting was much worse than before. John told me to leave it and they will fix it. Two days later he called again. He said that everything was fine and that I should pick it up. When I arrived, he charged me $665.74. After I drove off, I phoned John from the road side. I said that the shifter was not working well and that now the ABS (antilock braking system) lamp was lit. He said that both problems will "work themselves out" after driving awhile. A few days later, while parking, the shifter became loose and the transmission was locked in Park. I called John and asked him to tow the vehicle back to his shop. He told me that, contrary to what is printed on their card, they do not do towing. He offered to recommend a towing service. He said that they would not pay for the tow. I had it towed instead to North Jersey Transmission. Ed at NJT said that the problem was the starter lockout switch, a common problem. He said that it was unlikely that the original shift cable needed replacement. He said that the aftermarket cable, for which Denville Exxon charged me $127 retails (as part of a repair) for less than $35. The replacement cable broke because of faulty adjustment. NJT charged me $69 for a genuine Ford OEM part. I mention this to illustrate the dishonesty and incompetence of Denville Exxon; the cable did not require replacement, the new cable was not adjusted correctly, and they grossly overcharged for it. NJT fixed the problem and charged me much less, which included almost $100 for the starter lockout switch. I was billed, by Denville Exxon, about $50 for an oil change that I did not ask for and which was unnecessary. The vehicle had been driven less than 200 miles since the previous oil change. I was billed $14 for "shop supplies". John told me that this was for printer paper, toner, and telephone! I was billed $10 for "qty 2 of fluids, top off as needed". I didn't ask for this. John said that it is "part of the program". The vehicle was returned to me with washer, power steering and coolant fluids low. They did not adjust the brakes. Although they didn't charge me for brake adjustment, they broke something in the anti-lock braking system.