This is a great stop right off of I-5. It's a well stocked, aesthetically pleasing convenience…read morestore next to a Shell gas station. I don't get to say this often about a place, but the restrooms were CLEAN! This market is also attached to a McDonald's, so it's a nice one-stop stop. You can get gas, a hot meal and convenience store items all in one go. There's also a patch of grass outside that's a designated pet relief area.

Pull up to the pump and an attendant comes right over. Is this the full service pump? I ask. No,…read morema'am, we service all pumps, same price. Wow, don't see this kind of service in California. We'll done.

We are visiting from LA and have never seen attended service at a Costco gas station. Wesley…read moregreeted us and helped us. He was friendly and fast. We just gave him our phone ( to scan the membership card) and our credit card and after a min or two the tank was full and we just left. We didn't even have to get out of the car and we loved this service at Costco. It's so convenient and time efficient. Wish they had this in California too! We would definitely use attended service again at Costco.

Ok, I have to say I check into Costco gas regularly. At the same location - absolutely not…read more However, when we are driving, either my husband or I, Costco gas is the ONLY gas station we stop at unless it there is a desperate need to drop a few dollars into the tank. Why? Have you seen the prices on gas at the "regular" gas stations? My husband and I were just talking today about "do you remember the 70's?" (Ok, I guess I am showing my age now). Everyone used to have their favorite gas station. Come on, admit it! I will admit that I was a Chevron girl. I always filled up with Chevron gas, had the Chevron gas card and was a loyal fan of their product and service. Well, not anymore. Everything is COSTCO. They have the best deal, great service and if you are traveling, a COSTCO store is a great opportunity to get out, stretch, fill up, hit the restroom and grab a snack. You ask me why? I ask you WHY NOT?!

Great stop, clean restrooms, free air for tires. Everything we needed and friendly service.read more

Do not go to this gas station. I stopped here on the way to Portland to catch a plane because I…read moreneeded to put a little extra gas in the car before we took off and 100% absolutely hit the unleaded button yet. What was put in my tank and what I was charged for was unleaded plus there's no possible way. I pushed the unleaded plus button because I always and this was no exception Review each button and the price underneath it to make sure I'm selecting the right gas so I don't know what the deal is with their pumps but something weird is going on and I will. I wouldn't give them any money.

Unbelievably high price!…read more This week I got a fill-up and a "free" carwash. The gas was $5.88 a gallon!! The next morning I drove past my usual gas station, where gas was $4.19 a gallon. I could have bought gas there, then paid $10 for a carwash on Coburg Road (where the wash is better quality), and still come out far ahead.

I love this place. Every time I go in the staff is helpful and knowledgeable about cars, they…read morenoticed my tires were low when I didn't and showed me how to check them and how to fill them in the future. They give you a free car wash with a full tank and literally always go above and beyond.

This isn't my favorite gas station on the planet, but given they are open 24 hours, sometimes it…read morejust works. The employees don't give off the impression of being the sharpest knives in the drawer. There's an old guy who is a cashier, and he's slower than a turtle, many times causing the line to back up in the store. He blames the registers and becomes visibly agitated over it. We all stand there forever, bored in that awkward silence, listening to him complain about the registers and whatever is malfunctioning. Another one has no knowledge of cigarettes, brands of them, or even packaging. If you're going to sell something, you should know what it is and where to find it in the display. Not rocket science, but efficiency. The one who doesn't understand cigarettes pumped my gas last night. When I pulled in, there were two other cars, together at the pumps. I pulled to the outer one, and waited forever. At least it seemed like forever. I knew the attendant was outside, as I heard him finishing up with one of the two customers. He finishes the second one, and walks back into the store! Totally ignoring me. If my car wasn't totally empty and on fumes, I would've left. It was that rude and annoying. So he comes back out, I said I thought you forgot about me. He says, yeah. I didn't even see you pull in or sitting there. Really?! It's your damn job! When he was done, he just says, bye! I'm like, I need a receipt. Nope, he's half way back to the store. I was not impressed. Will I return? Ehh, maybe. I stopped here on my way to work, as I desperately needed gas last night. It's definitely not my first choice for stations, but the ones I like aren't open 24 hours. So this is kind of my last resort when I have to go to work. But if I have the choice, I'll go somewhere else.

I was SO not impressed with this gas station. AT ALL. In fact, as I was driving away, after getting…read moremy car's tank filled up, I passed an ARCO gas station just a block away, and the price per gallon was 30 cents cheaper than this Chevron, and I was kicking myself for a LONG time that I didn't go to this ARCO instead. Here's my Chevron experience: I pulled up to the pump after seeing the prominent sign "FULL SERVICE", explaining to my kid that this is how gas stations USED to be: someone would literally service your car (filling the gas tank, washing the windshield, checking the fluids and tire pressure, usually be friendly and chat a little, and life used to be great, not having to even get out of your car for gas. I noted that nowadays, you have to pay more for this service, but it's nice, and since we're on vaca, it'd be nice to be pampered in this little way). Well, you see where this is going.... This didn't happen here. Quite the contrary, actually. A grizzled lady (I use the term loosely) eventually came to our car. I popped the gas cap open and asked her to please fill up the tank with $20 worth of gas, and I handed her a $20 bill. No change was needed, I just wanted $20 of gas. She refused my money, saying she couldn't take it, that I would have to bring it inside to the station myself to pay. I'm thinking, wth? What kind of crappy "full service" station is this???? Luckily it was nice out (if it were raining, I'd be ticked. Actually, I'd probably just leave), and I ran inside to give the surly counter-guy my $20 bill and tell him what pump I was at. (No "thank you" or smile from him at all. No eye contact, even). Back at the pump, the grizzled lady (if you saw her, you'd understand), filled my tank and walked away. No talking, no checking oil or tires, no washing the windshield, nada. So why on earth did I pay an extra 30 cents a gallon? Never again, that's for sure!

Easy in, enough for a room for a car only, a good number of fuel pumps and a convenience store and…read moreMcDonald's for snacks and food. I don't think it's enough room for a trailer for me. Prices are about 20 cents higher than the lowest in town per Gas Buddy. It is close to the freeway so it is convenient if you're traveling to get food and fuel.

How exciting are gas stations? It's all relative really, usually dependent upon convenience,…read morefacilities, cleanliness, value most of the time. Every once in a while it's the experience. This stop was that for me, despite the fact that I didn't even leave my car. I've come to appreciate so many more things since this pandemic began, and not pumping my gas is one of them. As I pulled off of I-5 and into this station, the pride in ownership was apparent. Not only was it clean, but there were beautiful planters between the pumps. Quite the change from the typical overflowing trash cans and squeegee in a dirty bucket of window wash. The pump attendant was busy but rushed over to greet us as soon as he was free. "$10 Regular please" I said as I handed over the bill. He ran inside to deliver the funds and request they start the pump (some stations require you to go inside to pay). I took in the beauty of the mountains that lie just beyond the sign and golden arches as I waited. This station also had a McDonald's attached. Before we knew it, the pump clicked and we were on our way with well wishes to "Have a nice day!", from the nice gentleman working the pumps. Perhaps it's the fact that I've been so reclusive, or the year 2020 in general, but I certainly find myself valuing kindness and (socially distanced) human interaction more than ever these days!

Will and his team are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and professional. We are so happy that we…read morefound this place. It's easy to schedule appointments and the work is finished in a reasonable amount of time. The prices are fair. Will stands behind the work and cares about his clients. I highly recommend this shop.

Looks like he unexpectedly refunded some of the invoice to my card -- more than I would have saved…read moreif the lower control arms weren't replaced. He seems like a good guy, communication is just rough.

Chevron 2090 river road Horrible service!!! Gas attendant seemed out out that he had to put out his…read morecigarette in order to pump our gas. Super rude the entire time. Never asked if we wanted a receipt, when we requested one he seemed super put out and told us next time we need to tell him we want a receipt before he pumps our gas. Never been the case at any other gas station. Seems like this job is to hard for the poor fella. Def shld not be working with people. Will never go back and will seay others to avoid

Miss counted the cash I gave them. Cashier was insistent that I was wrong. Gas runner was Marissa…read more She was fabulous and told him she was sure we were not trying to pull a fast one. Great service Marissa! Thanks.

My husband and I drove to Riseburg for the RV Roadhouse Show. Found a C Class RV. Filled our…read morefinance application and wad asked for deposit this was on 7-11-2026.After a 45 minute wait was asked for a deposit. Then sales person said we know in Monday. MONDAY afternoon we found out we were denied.asked for our deposit back.we had to file a dispute with are credit union, a police report. Just to get our money back. The sales man won't call are credit union back and still today they have not returned banks call or have we gotten our deposit back of 2000 dollars. Thy are scammers.

Being honest Purchased an RV in 2025 that after delivery…read morediscovered the vehicle was manufactured in 2023. They keep telling me it is normal to have chassis be a year older. I understand, but the stickers show the coach was delivered to an Ariz dealer in July 2023. Tires are dated 2022. Sticker inside was covered by a second sticker. Title could have been reissued...this company, in my opinion, is not reliable. I have a coach that was 2 years old and they sold it as new

Sadly, Oregon has now made pump-your-own-gas legal statewide. A sad day for this girl who is Oregon…read moreborn and bred and still hates pumping her own gas, even though between going to college and moving east I have had to do so for years. However (at the present, at least) the majority of the stations in the state are required to have half of their pumps full serve (or actually, mini serve) and half self serve. They're identified so you know which is which. I was annoying to wait five minutes for the attendant to come out and pump. There weren't that many people at the gas station at that time... were the other three or so folks all inside at the same time, or was the guy hoping that by leaving me wait I'd change my mind? Maybe it's a staffing issue, I don't know. But make sure you have enough people to run your business, Chevron.