Texaco

"Does anybody know the Now Texaco gas station at 1511 Molalla Ave use to be a 76 gas station and when was the name changed??"

"There is a guy name Eric that works there he always smells like booze. I cuz they don’t cere"

"Good location right at the intersection of Molalla Avenue and Beavercreek Road. They have gasoline⛽️ , diesel and propane. There’s a mini mart as well."

"For the last few years I have buying propane at this location. The last month or so I hands been buying gasoline as well. Last week they cheated me. They claimed an extra .10 gallon of propane. I paid what they said that they wanted and let them know why I though it was wrong. I guess they changed the way that they read the meter. This week I went Back for more propane. I was informed that they would not sell propane to me because I questioned them last time. That is fine. I don't want to deal with people that cheat anyway and there are plenty of places buy propane and 20 gallons of fuel every week."

"This is the closest gas station to my home. Unfortunately, it has odd/ambiguous hours and the service is poor. Today I pulled up to the pumps at 4:15 PM and waited almost 5 minutes and nobody came out to help me. All of the lights were on but I saw no person inside or out, although there was a car parked in the back of the store. The sign posted on the door showed the current close time as 5 PM. Early for a gas station, yes, but whatever, I'm there during operating hours. Eventually I got out of my car, shut the tank lid, and drove down the street to Shell. This isn't a one off. For years I have been coming here if I had to and the service has been painfully slow or non-existent except for one gentleman who I haven't seen there in some time and is the only reason this is a two star review instead of one. I wish I knew his name so I could commend him. I've driven off for lack of service on many occasions. I am a patient person, and will wait for quite some time, so it's not like I expect people to run out to my car, but this is ridiculous. One day, there was a kid in the shed next to the pumps looking at his phone. He apparently didn't notice or care that I had pulled up and someone in the main store finally got on the intercom to tell him that there was someone waiting at the pumps. For a station at a fairly major intersection I don't understand this lack of service. Too bad this spot isn't occupied by a company that cares about their customers... which would literally be anyone else."