Springtown Exxon

Don’t waste your time, they will not fill propane. They have a large propane refill station, but the clerk is too lazy to go out side and fill up. Go across the street to the chevron, best service.

David recently replaced the breaks on my Hyundai. He has also serviced my car in the past. David is consistently professional, reliable and provides excellent service. I would recommend his services.

I don’t post reviews as often as I should, especially for businesses around town.
However David, the mechanic at this shop is a great.
He has performed three separate services for my SUV and one for my convertible. Mechanical, electrical, and brake systems have all been serviced on my vehicles; (with and without my own parts). I have always been treated well here.
The hourly rate is extremely fair; the estimates have always been the amount stated or less.
The owner of the station has even offered to arrange a ride home for me when I stopped in to make a recent appointment for an engine issue.

So helpful and pleasant. Almost didn’t chose this station for the low stars, but glad we did. Our oil light went on at the start of our trip to San Diego, and he went out of his way to help us.

DO NOT GO HERE!
DO NOT GO HERE!
If I could give it zero stars and have this crook thrown in jail I would.
The sign in the front of the station says FREE BRAKE INSPECTION.
I had my brakes inspected, and they quoted an outrageous price with parts I did not need. I refused the service, and they demanded a $ 45 Inspection Fee. I pointed to the sign in front of their store, that says FREE. His reply, only if we do the work. If not then you pay. Dude, it does not say that on sign.
Can you believe that crap?
It was such a blatant criminal rip-​off, I feel like I was just mugged on the corner.
I hope this helps you avoid the same fate that ruined my morning.

I love this station! They’ve all been very very helpful. I have my cars worked in their all the time and have never been overcharged. I’ve compared prices with them and other local shops– they’ve always been a lower price. Their coffee is always fresh.
I’d recommend thus station and mechanics facility anytime

Went there on ²⁄₂₄ to get my truck smogged. What a SCAM! I understand he was doing his job, but he knew what he was doing and he could have done a visual inspection FIRST instead of starting the overall inspection. Basically, he did a visual inspection and saw I had installed a throttle body spacer on my vehicle which was LEGAL, but I didn’t affix the sticker that was sent with the part in my engine compartment. Since he started, he got $ 38 bucks out of me and failed me on the visual inspection. Now I have to get the sticker from Airaid which it’s already in the mail and get my truck smogged all over again. We’ll he won’t be getting my business anymore! My feeling is, he knew what he was doing and a simple visual inspection up front could have avoided me paying twice for a smog cert! It’s called GOOD customer service and watching out for the consumer — NOT SCAMMING them!

Came here to fill’er up… gas was expensive compared to the ones across the street but it was convenient. Although… I did not fill up, just about only ½ tank until I can go to Safeway and fill up with my 10cent discount… Yay!!!

Quick stop for gas –though kinda pricey so we didn’t fill up.

If I could give zero stars I would. In hindsight, I realized this repair shop totally ripped me off. In April 2007 I brought my car in because the driver side window was having trouble going up and down. I explained to both the owner and the mechanic (2 separate people) and they said it would cost $ 85 just for the diagnostic. I’m sure they already knew what the issue was since they’re in the business. Being naïve, I said fine.
They diagnosed it to be both the window regulator and motor. The motor cost $ 320 and the window regulator cost $ 90. It would also take 2hrs labor costing $ 170. Since I was already in the hole $ 85, I said fine because they would apply the $ 85 towards the work. I had to leave $ 185 deposit before they would start the work. Total cost came out to $ 700. I picked up the car and realized my window switch was backwards (apparently they ordered the wrong part!). Had to bring my car back and had the correct part replaced.
Flash forward to January 2010. My passenger window started having issues coming up. I decided to see if I can do the work myself given what I spent in the past. I went to my local auto parts store and bought both the window regulator and motor for $ 60 (they price matched an online store). This is a big difference compared to $ 410 I spent 3 years earlier! I found some instructions online and ended up replacing it myself and it only took me 1 ½hrs. A big difference compared to 2hrs charged by an experienced mechanic. This was the first time I’ve ever done this job!
In any case, don’t go to this repair shop unless you want to get ripped off. I’m fine paying the labor but I don’t think it’s right for them to take advantage and overcharge someone by that much. The mechanic never gave me the broken parts back so I don’t even know what was actually replaced.