Kwik Serv

An excellent value in a low-​price gas stop. As low as ANY regular place on the peninsula including the Arco station on Hwy 92. They charge the same for card as for cash! Love it!
I must say I really like the renewed Kwik Stop. New pumps and a generally brighter feel to the place. Unlike some other postings, you can now get the receipt at the pump without a need to visit the counter. But if you do go inside you will find the food and drink to be within reason. Loot is also sold here if that is your thing.
The one negative poing about the visit was the last of prices on the propane cage. It’s $ 22.65 right now for the tank exchange rate. About $ 2 lower than other places so also nice.
I love this Kwik Serv for great fuel prices and will be back in the future!

yo no lie this is just me being pissed but i went to pay for gas and the cashier gave me change. i asked him if i can get 2 10s instead of a 20 and he said no i gave u that. lol are you kidding me? this place loses my business and i hope it loses yours. he’s the grumpy dude with the mustache and a little overweight.

Just dandy, the only drawback is that you have to go in and pay and or get receipt.

Almost as cheap as Costco! Kwik serve is conveniently located and there’s never any lines! If you’re in a rush and cant make it to Costco, kwik serve is definitely the place to go.

Not sure about the other reviews as this is only a gas station and does not have any sort of vehicle repair service. Gas is the cheapest in are area aside from Costco up the street

Pretty quick! Next to the 280 freeway so if you need to make a quick break stop, this is the place to go. They have a bathroom. This is pretty much your typical gas station bathroom stop.

I just came here to refill my propane, but my goodness, these guys need some organization and customer service skills here. Also, I don’t know what would possess someone to fix their vehicle here. Sorry Pat Y. This place reeks of shady. I’m not surprised.
The guy behind the counter was nice and friendly. Looks like a family owned business, and he was helping out. Apparently, he refills your propane and takes the money for the gas too. I felt bad for the four people waiting just to give their gas money to pump while the guy left the counter and filled my propane. A tiny crowd literally started forming at the cashier to pay while there were a few employees loitering in the repair area. Finally, someone summoned the cashier to come back and another guy took over filling my propane. He had too much swag to smile or say thank you after handing my propane over like he was annoyed. There has got to be another local alternative to refilling propane. The parking lot gets pretty packed too and hard to get out with cars everywhere.

This is a typical gas station with repair shop that tries to rip you off on repairs.
They quoted $ 182 for a new pump. I bought one retail for $ 45.
They quoted $ 14 for a thermostat. I bought one for $ 9.
They quoted $ 310 for labor. I brought it to another mechanic who charged me $ 160 for labor while I supplied the parts.
They quoted $ 100 to replace the thermostat. I got it replaced for $ 10 while they worked on the water pump.
So in the end, I saved about $ 400. They are charging about $ 95/​hour for labor. I think they are confusing themselves with a Mercedes Benz dealership.