Terrible service. 4 cars waiting for gas and no station…read moreattendant came out to help. I had to help an elderly woman fuel her car. When I opened the door to the store cash register area, the attendant was playing games on his phone. I told him peopl are waiting outside he just shrugged and said he's tge only one on and can't leave the office. I told him it's against bylaw to pump your own gas in Richmond. He said sorry can't help. This station is a joke.

One of the smaller locations. I prefer to pump my own gas even though the City of Richmond doesn't…read morewant to allow it, and this location is nice enough to let you do it even though they are technically full-serve only. The staff are friendly and there is a small convenience store.

Worst gas station ever. If you are returning a car get your gas before you get to the airport…read more Only four pumps with gasoline. A couple of diesel pumps and propane pumps taking up valuable space. And no rhyme or reason to getting in and out. I actually left without getting gas. National was kind enough to give me a discount on the fuel charge. Can I give this a zero? What could improve? How about everything.

Brutal attitude and ownership went downhill hiring unnamed Nationality gang Extreme Towing clowns…read more Within a 15 minute window of passing by I witnessed them harass and load up their tow hook (sp?) Unsuspecting to no less than 4 cars...then harassing and lifting people's car in the air and apparently getting some sort of warning fee out of it. Insane. I get it's private property but basically if you're not there for gas DO NOT loiter or risk towing. OH and if you did get that charge dispute w CC like my friend. Screw those robbery guys extorting money!

There is a tire pump and they have window cleaning services. Staff are helpful and friendly…read more Self-serve is convenient.

You getting dropped a star due to the fact that you actually close service for a shift change? I…read morethink this is real poor management, understanding that this is the only gas station in this area, and that the next one is quite a drive. I have encountered this a number of times and have been completely frustrated at this. You are a gas station, you do not need to close off all pumps at around 9 to do a complete shift change. Poor management, that is one way to look at it. This gas station runs around the clock, and to have it shut down (all the pumps) at a certain time to take your sweet ass time to change the people working there, really, I don't see places like McD's stop serving Big Mac's and fries for a shift change? The words you SUCK come to mind, and you have a guy sitting there telling people, no gas yet, I don't see that you ran out of gas and a gas truck is filling the station? If your going to shut down, shut down completely, or manage your staff better to serve the customers!

There is (or was) a very deranged person who works here. This incident happened about 2.5 years…read moreago. Richmond has a municipal by-law that prohibits gas stations from officially offering self-serve fuel. However, the extremely outdated bylaw is not enforced, and it's generally accepted among drivers and station staff that customers do fuel their own vehicles without issue. One night, about 2.5 years ago, I pulled into this station where there was a long line for full service which spilled onto the road. I encountered a pump with a traffic cone next to it implying it was out of service, but the pump was actually operational. A lot of stations do this to funnel full-serve guests towards the pumps closest to the convenience store when it's not busy. On this night, it was clearly very busy. Since I was willing to serve myself, I pulled up next to the pump and inserted my payment card to begin the transaction, expecting there to be no issue since I wasn't impeding the station's ability to serve the queue of full-serve customers. After my card was approved and I picked up the nozzle, an obese Caucasian man who appeared to be in his 50s confronted me aggressively and ripped the nozzle out of my hand as I was about to insert it into my vehicle. He mashed the Cancel button on the pump and chastised me for using the pump that had a cone next to it. This seemed inappropriate since the pump was working fine and I wasn't harming anyone. Not wanting to escalate the situation I pulled my car over to the other side of the pump island which did not have a cone next to it and started the transaction again. However, this psycho became all the more aggressive, got in my face, and cancelled the transaction again. Finally, he directed the clerk who was working inside to remotely disable all the pumps on that island. I get that they need to manage traffic volumes on their property, but they are clearly going about it the wrong way. I am not sure if management is aware of or condones this behavior, or if this is simply a rogue employee. I have not seen him here since this encounter, so I presume he quit or has since been terminated for his atrocious behavior.

* Read on for amazing things stored away in a non-descript looking private residence's backyard…read moregarage. I'm still in awe! * If you ever get the chance to visit Jim Ratsoy's private garage at his residence I encourage you to jump at the opportunity. Jump! Seriously! What a collection! I was lucky enough to visit today, and it was so much more than I ever would have expected! He's got over 90 antique cars that were produced as early as 1906 stored away in a tightly packed "garage" that has a checkered white and black floor. Some amazingly beautiful pieces. But that is not all. He also is an avid collector of antique juke boxes, player pianos, bar games, music boxes, phonographs, pinball machines, gasoline pumps, and random gas station signs. Basically if it ever was involved in a gas station, bar, or roadside truck stop it seems fair game for his collection! One of the highlights were some incredible player pianos unlike any I have ever seen before - they didn't just have the piano component. The bottom had been carved out and replaced with glass and in there there were symbols, lighting, hand organs, and a variety of other sounds that were perfectly triggered by the player scrolls. Exploring the old bar games like the guess your weight machine, the mechanical claw machine to grab candy, the dice machines, etc., etc. while listening to a player piano or a juke box (they alternated nicely) really was like going through a time warp! There was a bit of a carnival feel to it all. I had to keep reminding myself this is a private collection and not a museum. Wow. I can't begin to tell you how extensive this collection is. What a treasure trove. There were some elderly people visiting as well, and they were reminiscing about the good old days while having all of the gadgets and ancient electronic innovations trigger memories of when they were first released way back when! He has a website up with some pictures of the collection (although some of the photos look a bit old as the garage is much more packed than it looks in those pictures!). Check out the link above to get a feel for this place, and like I said - if you get to visit - jump at the opportunity!

Maybe it's my car. But I found their 180kW stations charge slower than those 62.5kW station from…read moreChargePoint. So you ended up paying more

Gas was cheaper than back home, and it was better octane as well. The store had just about anything…read moreyou could ask for. Would use it again if ever I find myself back in Canada.

New owner or management…read more This location is horrible. They don't match other gas stations within a block away. They are always $0.02 more expensive than other gas stations around them. It has been a month now. Chevron on Blundell is $1.297 And this Petro Canada is always $1.319. The staffs are horrible. They don't even come out to help you. They chit chat inside the store or with other customers for a long time. I waited 10 minutes to get help when there are only 2 cars at the gas station. To the owner, please find new staffs or ask them to do their job properly. This location was the best location in the past but not anymore.

Seems that Richmond has the best Petro Canada's! Looks like it's been recently renovated, super…read morebright & safe, high high roof, & tons of manoeuvre-ability between 2 cars even if they're parked on each side of the pump. Wide exits/entrances on both Williams & No.3 Road. Good size convenience store. haven't used the washrooms yet ;)

If you need gas occasional there are longer line ups than usual gas stations and hard to get in and…read moreout due to where it is located. If you are hungry there is a triple o so that is great and full on the run with everything you need from coffee to quick snacks. Gas attendants are always friendly

poor quality of service on the run employees do not care about customers at the counterread more

i'm very happy and satisfied. They did good job on my ceramic coating on my Toyota RAV4 2025 and…read morethe tinted glass. They did a very good job on it.

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