This is the gas station I use most frequently during my normal routine. It's right off of 440 on my…read moreway home from work. By the time I'm about to take the exit or as soon as I get onto 64, my gas light comes on and I get gas literally a minute or two later at this gas station. It's actually the second gas station off of highway but this place is always $0.10 cheaper than the first one so this one is my pick! But you do have to wait for the light to turn into this one. I always use my credit card at the pump so I can't rate the store inside or the friendliness of the staff but I never had any issues. Warning: At least one of the two pumps on the far right when you pull into the parking lot pumps REALLY slow.

This is a clean, well lit, conveniently located gas station. It's nice to get an extra savings per…read moregallon as a Harris Teeter VIC member. Anyone with a Harris Teeter loyalty card gets at least 3 cents off each gallon, and more of a discount the more you shop at Harris Teeter.

Only like ten pumps here in a very small physical footprint. And every time I go, it's crowded…read more The annoying thing is that if people park at the little minimart place, and someone double-parks, then you can't get out from the gas station if someone is behind you. But outside of that, it's no different than most gas stations. It does have these Vending machines to go, where you can charge a drink directly at the pump which is neat. Don't even have to go in for the drink itself. When I went the last two weeks (12/17?2010), 20oz mtn dews were buy 2 get 1 free, which came out to about $3.21. That's not a bad deal for those long road trips if you need a caffeine spike.

This Wilco consistently has the best fuel prices in the Triangle. Pumps get busy during the week…read moreduring morning rush hour but are generally easy to access. They offer ice cold "gas-vend-go" sodas at each pump. As this is a busy location, they occasionally have trouble with the receipts. The store itself is a decent size, not super tiny, but not incredibly expansive. They offer Krispy Kreme donuts, sandwiches and nachos, icees, and really good coffee that has always fresh in my experience. You can add cherry or vanilla syrups to your fountain drinks. Plenty of sodas and beer. Candy is often on special. You'll also find a variety of toiletries for emergency situations. I don't believe there are public restrooms but there is a cash points ATM on site.

This Shell station was the turn around to get back on I-40 so I stopped for gas both times I…read morestopped for lunch. The prices were the same for cash and credit when I was there. The tap feature wasn't working on either pump so I had to insert my credit card both stops.

Great convenience store and gas station. The employees are friendly and helpful, the site is easy…read morein-easy out, and they have wonderful fresh coffee. There's a Dunkin Donuts inside too!

Easy and convenient to get in and out. We buy pine straw and wheat straw there every year. It is…read morealways clean and more for your money than the box stores

They recently put in new gas pumps, huge improvement. Although they don't have an option to pay…read moreoutside, which is very inconvenient.

Stop here to fuel up all the time. Friendly staff inside who always greet with a smile. Clean…read moreinside and outside where the fuel pumps are. Outside trash cans are always tended to and not overflowing. I just decided it was time to recognize them.

Pump stopped almost right away. I didn't feel comfortable starting it over and over. Pumps take…read moretap cards.

Place is always busy, and no it is not a cruising spot…read more It is your typical gas station + convenience store with the added option of a Post Office inside. It is great to handle a mail issue and not have to go down the Neuse to the real post office which is always horrible understaffed and lines a typically long. The store has a typical gas station vibe to it. They keep the store clean and items are always replenished. Fantastic assortment of delicious sodas, beers and energy drinks.

The store was recently remodeled after the post office section was removed. It looks like a brand…read morenew store inside. The gas prices tend to be higher here than other stations in the area. But sometimes it is more about convenience than price. I've always found the staff friendly when I have ventured inside.

-Can a gas station become one's "happy place?". Yes! -For…read morethe past 3 months their price at the pump is steady $2.85/gal. -That's 15-30 cents less than most other BP in the Triangle. -Why BP, and why this filling station, ...in Carrboro? - - HT fuel points help reduce the price up to $1.00. - - And here the price is lower to begin with. - - Conveniently close for us. -Big smiles, lotsa smiles. ...and with my hybrid car it's even fewer visits. -T h a n k you!

An employee came out while I was fueling up my truck, and told me I can't put all my trash and…read morerecycling in the trash bin and recycling bin at my pump. I put two plastic grocery bags full of my car's garbage in the trash, then I put three small plastic water bottles in the recycling bin beside the trash bin. He said those are ONLY THERE for our RECEIPTS. He said he's the one who has to empty all these trash and recycling bins. The bins that are placed at each pump, for customers to use. He directed me to instead place my trash and recycling in their dumpsters instead. The trash bin at my pump was so full, I understand that me cramming my two small plastic grocery store bags of trash in it, making it full to its maximum capacity and leaving no room for other people to put their trash in it, was rude. Two bags was probably pushing it, I agree. My two bags consisting of packaging from products I'd purchased from other BP gas station convenience stores along my travels, is also quite rude of me. As each BP gas station will be at an entirely different convenience store. I thought it was kind of him to allow me to dispose of my trash in his dumpsters instead, and so I removed my trash from the trash bin at my pump, and I walked it over to their dumpster, and I placed it inside of it. I then returned to my pump, printed out my receipt after taking the pump gun out of my fuel tank fillers neck, and putting it back on the pump, then pressing "yes" when asked if I'd like a receipt printed. When the pump printed my receipt, due to pressing option "yes" instead of "no", I then grabbed my receipt and I placed it into my glove box.