Top-notch service from a local. They fit me in last-minute to detail my compact car. The inside was…read morecaked with dog hair embedded in the upholstery, and through some miracle they removed every bit of the hair. Good attention to detail, and also gave me a discount. Highly recommend Sharpes.

Don't come to this car wash. They charged me a $5 minimum, and the pressure washer didn't work at…read moreall.

Very expensive and the young man running the business was incredibly rude. He has a lot to learn…read moreabout customer service. I will drive to Reno to wash my truck before I go back.

Could not have asked for more. Quality service, and quick…read more Staff very friendly and helpful, and for once got a service at a great value. Would recommend to others.

Super helpful. Immediately diagnosed the issue with my car and helped find a place that could fix…read moreit next day.

It was a residential address with no signage to indicate a business at all. Further more, there was…read moreno wssh equipment in sight.

I had been a customer with this Pennzoil location off and on over the years…read more When I had taken my Jeep in to be serviced, the owner ordered a fan belt that was seriously needed. After a few days, I received a call in the morning, from the owner himself, that my fan belt had arrived and they could install it that afternoon. When I show up and walk into the business, there's nobody in the office itself. I stand there and wait, nobody shows. I tried calling and nobody answered the phone. I look around and see the owner sitting behind a vehicle in the shop. His wife sees me and I ask if I can please speak to him. She responds to me, walks away, I wait and he never appears. I looked into the shop and saw one of the sliding doors open. I go outside around the back and start talking to the owner through the bottom of the door, he wouldn't answer me. I was stunned. I have never had any issues with this business until that day. When I showed up, it was around 12:30. If you're on lunch, which I'm figuring he probably was and you don't want to be bothered, then lock the office door, put a sign in the window stating you're out to lunch and will be back at a certain time. Then, put your phone on voicemail if you don't want to answer during this time. Many businesses do this. It's not hard. After the way I was ignored and especially after the significant amount of money I have spent there over the years, sadly, I will never patronize this establishment again.

misplaced my drivers license and instead of them placing it in the mail to be returned they decided…read moreto give it to some random lady I happened to barey know common sense to me... you don't give people a random I'd over 21 when I went to pick up the wife told me she gave it to someone who had my back story...as well as being rude for no reason.

Unsafe station and horrible, nasty owners with reckless disregard for customers or safety. There…read moreshould be a lawsuit to stop what's going on, before fire happens. They nearly blew up my RV motorhome. I knew I had at least 15 more gallons room in my tank but the pump stopped. I went inside and asked for help. Their attendant came out and did not tell me that severe incline of that gas station prevents me from filling up my tank (they should not permit stations on such big incline to begin with), instead he kept pumping in short bursts before pump would shut off, forcing more gas into the tank which was spilling over underneath. He had me move to the next pump, which was on even more severe incline and he kept trying to pump again. The gas was coming out, he finally said he saw gas coming out. He said my motorhome fuel gauge was broken when I mentioned that there's 15 gallons room left not just based on gauge but based on mileage driven too. Then he pointed at the stream of gasoline pouring out from out of somewhere under the back of my motorhome. It was terrifying. I had to crawl under the RV toward that gas poodle because he kept saying my RV was broken, but the stream stopped after at least 1.5 gallons leaked out in that spot alone not to mention he had gas all over the back side of the RV where the gas fill cap was. Asked me to move to a different pump, while there was a puddle of gas under the RV and underneath it was all soaked in gasoline, it could have all exploded. I was terrified my RV was damaged and fuel line or gauge was busted, while I was traveling cross country. After gas stopped leaking, I left the station and drove around instead of trying another of their awful pumps. I had washed underneath my RV at the car wash to get rid of any gasoline. Finally, I tried a normal gas station on the flat level ground, and 15 gallons went into my tank without a problem: my fuel gauge was fine. You will never get even close to filling up your tank at this station because of bad incline. On my way back I'd stopped by and told them that the real reason was the incline and not damaged fuel gauge - in response they got nasty and accusatory right away (turned out they know what's going on but don't warn customers), especially when I politely suggested to warn customers with a sticker or something and said that their attendant should not kept pumping, they yelled at me in response and started threatening. I've been completely shaken by the experience as I thought my RV was broken, would leak all gas out or would explode with me next to it, because of their negligent operation. They did not followed any safety procedures when that big poodle of gas leaked they just told me to start the RV soaked in gasoline and move it to another pump, I will not leave this alone.