Freeway Sinclair & Tire

STAY AWAY! My son was driving home from California to Wyoming. He noticed that the load he was carrying in the back of his truck was causing his tires to rub. He took it to this establishment to get new tires and new shocks. They had it up on a lift and when they where bringing it down the mechanic messed up and some how dropped the truck 6 feet causing catastrophic body damage! My husband went ahead a paid $ 1800 for the tires and shocks… he told me «they were going to take them off if he didn’t pay». We are now trying to get some answers on how his truck is going to get fixed. The owner is giving us the run around… refusing to tell us who their insurance is. We may have to get a lawyer and sue:(It’s a shame my son is in the National Guard and needs a reliable vehicle to get him back a forth to duty.

I have nothing against this place, except it’s just a little too near the freeway. I was staying at the Crystal Inn next door and needed gas. It was the same price as the others nearby, everything else was good.
Then I was driving to the event I came for. I passed a place a few blocks away that was 12 cents cheaper a gallon. I figured it was because it was a brand known for being the discount place. Then I kept going towards town and when I got a half mile away from the freeway other major brand places were 12 cents a gallon cheaper too. So, while there is nothing wrong here, I don’t expect to be back.

We were traveling south in our motor home and in need of propane. I noticed the sign for this Sinclair station 22 miles before their exit. It was about 10 am and Mike, the owner of the repair side of the station, moved some vehicles around and climbed through a couple of snow banks to fill the propane tank. I was already impressed at that point. Then he noticed that my front tire was low, proceeded to check the pressure and then informed me that the pressure was fine, but my right front shock was shot as was the left, causing the outside of the tires to wear prematurely and they’re practically brand new. The rear shocks were also done and one was cutting into the brake line! Not only did Mike have 4 Munroe RV shocks in stock with lifetime warranties, but in 25 degree weather, lying under the rv in the snow, had the repair done in less than an hour! Amazing to see that service like this still exists in this world. I had the rv in a shop for 2 weeks with another repair and they never noticed it and neither did anyone notice it 3 days earlier when the safety was done! If you need anything done, make sure to try and stop by this fine establishment. This will be a regular fueling stop for us from now on.
Michael H
Park City UT

This is small and quaint has station that has impeccable service. I went in there and needed help with directions and they were more then willing to help. Also when I filled up my car I received a free soda. Thanks for being so great to me!

While on a road trip from Denver to San Diego with my brother, we happened to stop at Freeway Sinclair for gas. Easy on-​off from I-​15. While I’m filling the tank and my brother is washing the wind shield, a man who works there strolled over and starting talking about the weather, where we were headed and other nice friendly exchanges. He noticed that the left rear tire on my F-​150 looked a bit worn and pulled out his tire pressure gauge and checked the pressure. Said it was low and showed me where to pull my truck after filling up and he would take care of it. So I pull my truck over and he checks and fills all four tires!!! I told him he made me feel like it was 1968. He mentioned the station had been around since the mid-70’s. What a surprise to get friendly and above-​and-​beyond service like this. I wish that I had got the name of the man. Station was clean, as were the restrooms. I’m adding this as a definitely re-​fueling stop for all my future road trips!