Was going to Costco, saw that the line wasn't too long for gas, so stopped in and filled up…read more Even when the lines are long, it usually moves pretty quickly. Prices are always the best in the area and you get 4% back when you use your credit card from Costco. Can't beat it.

This one is not in Cook County and that's a bonus for the pocketbook. I filled up for $2.979/gal…read morefor regular and it's been a while since I saw gas under $3. If I'm at a Costco outside of Cook County, I always visit the gas station! Good layout for the station here but a little odd that it's actually a lot closer physically to an Aldi rather than the Costco warehouse itself, but whatever. Also, I noticed that there is no diesel sold here, so the Melrose Park Costco Gas I saw recently still stands out uniquely from that standpoint.

Gas station is open early. Great service and manned! Great value as the prices are down. It did not…read moredisappoint! Thank you!!

Easy in and out. No waiting on an early Saturday morning. Fuel runs well in my vehicle and prices…read moreare reasonable. There's help if you need it but usually they don't interfere or bother you.

I've driven by a few times before, but finally saw SNK today, and decided to stop in for gas…read more Prices are consistently 25-50 cents less than local competitors. They are a full service gas station with inside drinks and snacks. Recommended.

Live pretty close by and this gas station is ALWAYS a good 30 to sometimes 55 cent lower than the…read moreguys across the street! How in the world? I use to think, gosh, is it actually watered down and that's why it's so cheap? LOL I finally bit the bullet and have patronized about five times now. They have a new customer. I use to gas up next to the Aldis in Palatine which was usually the cheapest around. Not anymore. I'm so thankful for this station and the prices, especially in these times! Sure the building isn't as new or fancy as across the street but who cares!

Prices are usually the best but sometimes discounts from other places make their lower. Makes use…read moreall pumps are working

This is my local Sam's club gas station. It's located off…read moreof Route 53. I like that it's near by a stop sign and stop light so you don't have to really fight to get through. This place is well organized with construction cones divided and clear arrows where to 6 lines fill up line about 12 working gas pumps. This place gets busy at high peak times rush hour so I try to come here early morning weekends or later in the evenings during the week. There's a helpful attendant if needed. Make sure you know where your gas tank side of your car is before you go in line or else you might have to park very close to the pump to be able to pull the pumper on the other side of your car where your gas tank is. Yeah it's doable but you have to stand there and keep pulling until you are done filling your gas tank. Basically you use swipe your Sam's membership card then use whatever credit card you have as they take most card brand visa, Mastercard, etc. or easier if you have a Sam's credit card too. There's also a Sam's app as well. I'm an authorized user of my mom's Sam's account so we can both benefit it both of our cars! Their gas prices here are amazing during these gas price hikes... like around $0.80-$1.00 cheaper per gallon!! Today I filled up $4.79 and across the street it was $5.69!! How crazy is that! They have all three types of gas sold here, regular, premium, and Diesel. Overall, if you don't mind waiting in line for more affordable gas, then come by here. Your wallet will thank you for it!

Brand new gas station establishment right off the highway. This place is big, offers alot of…read morevariety of snacks and has some hot food options. A gaming room if you want to test your luck. I absolutely love the flooring of this place too. Shelves are well stocked and organized. Lines can be long unfortunately

Expired grizzly, seemed like a new store but CHECK UR DATES FELLAS. I thought I was safe in what…read morelooked like a newer store but the tobacco (grizzly) was out of date by over a year ‍

Absolutely one of the worst gas station experiences I've ever had. The gentleman working behind the…read morecounter was extremely rude and had zero customer service skills. He lacked basic manners, gave off a completely unprofessional vibe, and couldn't keep his story straight. It was honestly confusing trying to figure out what reality he was operating in. I won't be returning. This is one that can be skipped.

A lovely place to visit. The clerk who's there frequently, Marcus, is always friendly and helpful…read more Took a star off because the air for the tires doesn't work and never seems to be getting fixed at this stage.

They are no longer in business. The place is closed and no longer even have a sign up. Hopefully…read morea new station will open.

If I could give them a thousand stars, I would. They are not in business anymore, but, I'm going…read moreto give them a review anyhow just to say thank you for everything they did for me, and my family, based on my father's recommendations...for so many years It breaks my heart to see this and it hurts so much there's not enough words to describe the feeling. I could not in good conscience allow this beloved business to depart without acknowledging my gratitude. I moved here at age seven back in 1984. My father learned about Larry & Dan's from customers soon after we moved. Since then, until his untimely passing two years ago, he has only taken his vehicle to Larry & Dan's, and refused to go anywhere else. The quality of the work, the dependability, the honesty, and kindness from the mechanics were all the reasons we kept going. I cannot begin to express how many difficult situations over the years I've had with vehicles that Larry & Dan's mechanics not only went out of their way to take care of me, but at times did so free of cost. A simple eyeball inspection at times, to a recent occasion where I hit a curb and screwed up the front passenger's side bumper, that a mechanic put zip ties on it to secure it - for free. The cashier ladies over the years knew more about cars sometimes than the mechanics. They'd take down descriptions and pass it through the window like a chef reading off a recipe. They made good conversation in the always stressful experience it is going to have a car fixed. They put you at ease. Over the years the mechanics went out of their way, too, to find affordable solutions for customers going through difficult financial times. Their mechanics would pick up parts. They would research and find good quality used parts and devise a strategy to go and pick it up, then reduce labor cost on the bill. Recent experiences of mine involving a battery alternator, and four brakes that went out at the same time, resulted this way. Thank you for all your years of service. Even if no one reads this, God will read it, and the universe will come around and reward those who did so much, for so long, for Schaumburg. I'm sure I'm not the only one who passes by this location, sees it empty, and experiences that hit to the chest that's comparable to losing a family member. I lost my dad. This is almost like losing him all over again. His name was Robert and EVERYONE at the shop loved him. He taught three mechanics how to play guitar. They drove him home one time on their own accord. Years ago when I worked the overnight shift at Dominick's on Schaumburg and Roselle, I would forget to turn off my lights and in the morning find it dead. I can't tell you how many times the mechanics would come to my aid and they always jumped me free of cost. They installed the best quality tires. They took on hundred-fifty-dollar jobs that chain auto shops would try and manipulate a customer into thousand-fifty dollar jobs. They'd do jobs under a hundred dollars, knowing that the big job when we need it would come their way. The picture in the middle was always mounted on the bulletin board behind where the cashier sits. It told the story of how the business was put together. It emphasized their business strategy, their devotion to customers, and to making an auto repair shop more a place of ease, a place to be relied on, a place people always knew had their best interests at heart. They put the customer first every day of their existence. With a tear in my eye, and a pounding in my heart, I'm writing this with utmost sincerity to say thank-you and best wishes, good spirits, and blessings from above...to this amazing business.

It was a free carwash weekend marketing push and I went in on a Sunday to see how this location…read morewas... maybe I got an upgraded vs general wash because it was decent. Barely had to wipe the side mirrors down and that is the litmus for me... the dryer. Vacuums worked well too. This locations equipment must be newer because everything functioned well. Good value here ... if only I lived in the area.

I went here for the first time yesterday I got the mid level wash. I think I paid $15…read more The person working in the register was friendly suggested that I pay $15 for a monthly membership and try it out for an entire month. I declined and I'm glad I did. The car wash was aggressive to say the least. I know you want your car to be clean, but this seemed to beat on my car. Also, as you're going through the car wash, there is no signage to tell you what is being applied and at what stages so I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a $15 wash and an $18 wash or whatever the top price is. The vacuums were good and strong. I like the fact that they had the air guns for blowing out the crevices and between the seats. The only problem that I saw with the vacuums were that they did not have the standard 4 to 5 inch wand for cleaning areas of flats like the mats things like that. They only had the what I would call the crevice tool which made vacuuming the floor mats, and seats timetime consuming. The location was easy to get in and out of.