Chevron 809 South Rural Road, Tempe, AZ 85281

"Worst service ever! Got some gas on my hands and they refused to let me wash my hands in their bathroom! Plus they are the most expensive in the area. Don’t give these people your money!"

"I have a tight schedule for work. I am running on gas fumes and rushed to this gas station since it was the closest. I had 14 dollars of quarters to purchase gas and said it to the cashier. It was not busy and I know to be considerate when comes to change. Times are tough; gas per gallon at the time was 4.69. Cashier said, "We do not take change unless it is rolled up. We are not a bank. I am sorry. We are not a bank." Heartbroken and without fuss, I have left the gas station wondering how I got lucky enough to enter a "bank" thinking it was a gas station. Thankfully the cashier is the manager was relieved with that clarification. Through my experience, banks gives the option for rolled coins or not rolled. I went to a different gas station (not a chevron) that gladly took my change."

"the old lady that works the night shift (around midnight) refused to sell me my gas and alcohol. With it being late, they only allow service through the window. I told her I would take whatever she was allowed to sell that was able to fit through the window. She then proceeds to throw a sign up completely ignoring me. I called Tempe police and told them they could review the footage of how she was to me. Considering I was never rude to her and she just walked away from the window completely ignoring me or without telling me anything. A girl came up after me and the lady ignored her as well. Do better Tempe PD.. specifically Officer Gebbie."

"The people who works at this store are completely insane. They don't have brains to think and also how to behave with people. The owner needs to close the store or else remove the staff working here. They have bad attitude and disrespectful to everyone who comes. Never go to this place. " Karen" "Karen""

"On September 4 2022 at 12:20am there was a women working. I came in my car to get gas and she told me I needed an id with my card and the name needs to match the card. My friend was paying for my gas because I didn’t have my card and my friend was with me and he doesn’t have an ID. So she told me she couldn’t do anything. I left nicely because I didn’t have time to deal with it. She didn’t seem sorry at all and I’m sure I saw a smirk on her face. I leave and my car runs out of gas. This all could’ve been avoided have she been not so petty."