Aloha Chevron

I’ve been going here for 9 years now. Best price in area, plus they wash your windshield without you having to ask them. Very friendly attendants. Recommend!

This used to be my «go to» Chevron, we only run Chevron gas in our vehicles.
I have noticed over the past few months the turnover is steep, every time I stop by there is a new person working which makes me think something is up.
Last Friday I drove in and there was only 1 other car at the pump, I pulled to the forward pump on the outside. I saw the 1 car leave and I sat there and waited. I looked around and there were no other cars at the pump except me.
The attendant who clearly saw my car walked over and took his break, smoked a cigarette and stared at his phone not 50 feet away from me. I kept looking around, made eye contact with him and he continued to ignore me.
I waited a few more minutes and gave up, left and went elsewhere for my premium gas. I have been so nice to the folks who work here, I tip them well and treat them as I would wish to be treated.
There appears to be no website or contact information for this station so I have no way to contact the owner, whom I am sure could probably care less anyway.

Oregon does gasoline fill-​ups right. I can say I’m moving to Oregon to retire as the full service is the way to go. I found the guys working here to be the happiest guys I’ve ever met pumping gas. Maybe they’re smelling too much gas? Got the best treatment at a gas station I’ve ever had so I would not hesitate to recommend coming here for a fill up. Actually, I was happier after I left as they made my day.

Watch out for the air compressor machine! The company’s equipment is not well maintained, tuned to require more money from customers than is fair, and charges excessively for the service. I tried to fill tires on a small SUV (Ford Escape) and they were only 2 pounds underinflated. It took $ 2.00 to fill only three of the four tires. I gave up because I wasn’t going to spend another dollar on the air compressor and risk putting water into my tires. It had water in the air, which I could see coming out of the hose when I tested it after filling the third tire. Also, the running time for the compressor is too short so no one can fill tires for $ 1.00. It will take much more money than that. Finally, the company’s website states that some of the money goes to charity, but does not disclose how much actually does. While it mentions a pledge of $ 100,000 per year for five years it does not show compliance with the pledge or when the program begins and ends. There is no mention of what percentage of profits this represents. It also talks a lot about profits for retailers that host the machines. If money is going to retailers, it’s not going to charity. You can see the website for the company that operates the machines at
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the location is hard to get to unless you’re heading east, but once you are there, you are greeted with by far the friendliest, most laid back gas station staff in the Portland metro area.

This is my day starter and the guys that work here are totally rad. A smile and a good morning can really get the day going. And plus the service rocks.

You know, I have to say, I appreciate when gas station employees offer to clean your windshield. I really feel like that doesn’t happen very often anymore. Last night I pulled in, received super quick service, and he cleaned my windshield… nice!
Really this is just a regular Chevron with normal prices and a convient location, but the employees are friendly and helpful, which makes your day just a little nicer.

The Aloha Chevron is one of my go to gas stations on the way home. It has some of the best prices if not the best prices in the area. Recently, the owners made a major upgrade by adding extra mile station. This is a convenience shop where most of the nice amenities you could want while driving a car are available.
The new extra mile station is clean, and usually staffed with enough people to meet your needs quickly. It looks like the extra mile stations recently started serving Seattle’s best coffee. Either way, if you need your quick, junkfood fix, the store will have what you need.
The only drawback to this location is its location. Access to this particular gas station is challenging. If you’re going west it is better to simply pull in the middle turn lane and pull a U-​turn. Traffic on Tualatin Valley Hwy. is intense. You need to keep your eyes peeled at all times because it is a very challenging turn when going west.
The flow of traffic through the gas station is from west to east. Be mindful of this when entering the station. The nice part about the flow is that when you’re done getting your gas you can pull forward and pick up something at the extra mile station!
I have always had excellent service by the gas station attendants. They are quick courteous and driven to get you through the line rapidly. Occasionally, I will get my windshield washed if they are slow on customers. This is an occasional occurrence but it is also a nice tip or a nice perk when pulling into pick up my gas. I hope you run into the same experience at the station.

This is one of the hardest gasoline stations to get to. The alley is narrow, you could barely fit your fat car. But for what the difficulty is, it pays off buy having the cheapest gas in the area.
Don’t forget to use your turn signals or you might as well call your insurance agent. Getting out could be a hassle too if you don’t know how to drive well. The roads are always busy so be careful.

Consistently competitive pricing and friendly employees. I hit this place when going east on TV Hwy and I need gas.

They always clean my windshield and are genuinely interested in how my day is going! Staff is ways in a good mood, or able to joke about how the day has been. Friendly people!

The service was awful. The guy didn’t close my gas cap properly which turned on the check engine light two days later. I had to go to Auto zone to check the reason. The code indicated the gas pressure was not normal. Then I discovered it is the gas cap.
Don’t recommend Aloha Chevron.

Friendly staff, convenient location, and a nice new store. They consistently offer to clean my windows unless they are really busy. Also some of the lowest prices in the area. Another review mentioned the Chevron on 170^th. Just an FYI, it’s owned and operated by the same company.

It’s open! New and improved with an «Extra Mile» convenience store attached.
It stays at 4 stars though, because ingress/​egress is the same. It’s still next to impossible to get into this place if you’re westbound on TV Highway.

This Chevron used to consistently be the cheapest gas station in the area. Now it seems that the Chevron near 170^th is matching their prices.
There are just two lanes which is nice because traffic is one way only. People with gas tanks on the left side of their car line up on the right side of the line of pumps while the people with tanks on the right side of their car line up on the other side (this line is usually shorter — that’s us pulling in before you, suckas!).
One drawback of this location is it’s size and location. It’s crammed onto a skinny plot of land between TV Highway and the train track on the southwest corner of 185^th and TV Highway and you can only enter if you are heading east. Then, when you pull out it is often hard to turn left on 185^th. Also, the line to get in often spills onto TV Highway and blocks traffic. (I think that’s why we usually fill up at the 170^th instead now.)
Another drawback is that they really like to top off your tank. This is a practice that is frowned upon as being bad for the environment and your wallet. Here are some links if you are interested in why you shouldn’t top off your tank:
In closing, (hi, Sam) we used to come here all the time to fill up, but now with gas prices falling all over the place, we can go to more convenient locations and not worry about all the penny-​pinching (as much).