Great place on Highway 89 to get fuel and use restrooms. Staff were quite friendly. The…read moreconvenience store was well stocked, and had some t-shirts for sale. Restrooms were clean.

This is great pit stop. They offer tons of snacks, obviously gas, clean bathrooms, and a few…read moretouristy goods. The perfect fueling station before heading in and out of the area.

Since it was along the way, decided to stop for a few souvenirs…read more Found a couple of items at a good price.

We stopped at White Mountain Trading Post on a bus trip from Bryce Canyon to Zion. Our tour guide…read moregave us a 20% off coupon for souvenirs. They have magnets, stickers and pins for the National Parks as well as jewelry and snacks. Service was pleasant and prices were as expected. It is a gas station as well. It's a good location for a bathroom break.

Watch out if you get gas here! They charge nearly a dollar more for 87 octane, which is the…read morestandard fuel that most cars are required to use. So the listed price that you see for "regular" is not the price you will pay. The pump I was using conveniently did not have the digital display showing how much the different prices were. I've never seen a price difference like this and it's clearly set up to rip people off.

This review is for the jewelry counter in the back of the store…read more During my recent 11 day driving tour of the Southwest I stopped in many jewelry stores and trading posts. This one had a good selection of jewelry and some of the best prices, especially compared to Tuba City, Cameron, and Sedona. Some of the items they carry are not especially unique and can be found in other stores, but the prices here are good. The sales people were very helpful and I was able to find exactly the ring that I was looking for at a reasonable price (under $50). Many rings are sold all over the Southwest, but not so many like the one I wanted, which is a little old-fashioned and has beautiul silverwork. I was trying to buy a ring to go with an older turquoise, coral, and silver cuff I inherited from my mother. Later I realized that the prices here were really very good, so if you can find what you want here, buy it!

Stoped for breakfast when staying at Clear Sky Resort. The food is cooked fresh and everyone was…read moreso friendly. The breakfast burritos and sandwich's were delicious!

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!

Loose wheel Rod and staff are always courteous. You may need to wait a few minutes but they do…read moreacknowledge . Always a good experience.

I took my side by side here to fix a small coolant leak (on a line put in on a heater they…read moreinstalled for the previous owner that had been leaking since the install. The previous owner called them and asked them to make it right for me). Was supposed to be free fixing their own work. I was charged for labor but was okay with it since I asked them to grease it for me (very easy 2 second job, I usually do it myself but I was out of grease) And they noticed my wheels were on backwards and changed them. 150$. They didn't ask me if it was okay to change them before they did. Something I easily could have done myself for free... but whatever. As I left I noticed it was still leaking coolant after driving it to my trailer. They came over and tightened the clamp and it stopped. Before my first ride I noticed it started again, I managed to tighten it and stop it but also had to in 3 different new clamp locations that were not previously an issue. I doubled up on clamps in some areas and used a bit of rtv to stop it. Today as I'm going for a second ride about a week later, it starts pouring out in another new area that again was not an issue before. Can't fix this one myself no matter what I do. They said they used brake cleaner doing the job to clean the surfaces for a better seal and I'm afraid that may have damaged all the rubber lines. Googling it, it will deteriorate rubber. I don't know exactly how they did it but that's my major concern here. I called and could not get my money back. They offered to take it back and I asked if I would have to pay for them to fix it again. The response was a snarky "obviously". Will not be taking my machines back here. Not paying hundreds of dollars for them to refix their own work. They claim the lines may have dry rotted. Maybe, but it was an issue when you installed the heater, which should have been brand new lines. Benefit of the doubt: maybe the original lines not to the heater are old. It's a 2016. But it's everywhere now, older lines and newer lines to the heater. The leaks are opening up and getting worse continuously within a few days of you working on it. Like something is eating away at it and making it worse. And all these other joints weren't leaking before. If any were dry rotted, why not mention it before? And why would it have sealed at all in the first place briefly up until now if they were dry rotted? This leak was slow and manageable before. Now I probably have to replace all my lines with whatever happened. Not going back here to do that. Not happy.