Costco Gas

Cheap gas, check! What better way to get out of Vegas than buying the cheapest gas possible.
Of course you have to dance around the slim times this place is open. Plus they aren’t open on a Sunday when I was planning to leave so I have to fill up the day before and hope I don’t use up too much and not be able to make it home.
They need to open earlier and close later than they do here at my local Coscto gas spot at home.

Quality gas at a ridiculously low price; not much more you can say. I really wish they were open 24 hours, not sure why they’re aren’t.

I love all Costco’s but wish this one had longer gas station hours. Every time we stop here in our way home on Sundays they’re closed. Come on Costco.

I filled up my car at Costco Gas in Hawthorne, CA before departing on a road trip to Las Vegas, NV to meetup with family visiting from out of State.
I drive a small Hybrid that gets incredible gas mileage (at times 60+ mpg). After a long road trip from L.A. to L.V., several trips from my Hotel to the Bikram Yoga studio (Wagon Trail near Airport) & Trader Joe’s on Decatur Blvd I needed gas before driving back to the Los Angeles area. Quite frankly I probably still could have made it back to State Line on the same tank of gas but didn’t want to risk it.
As I was leaving Yoga on the final morning of my visit I began searching out Costco Gasoline Stations in the Greater Las Vegas area and was stoked to find one literally within the shadows of the Hotel I was staying at (Golden Nugget).
I knew exactly where I needed to go and found this Gas Station with no problem whatsoever. I arrived shortly before noon and found the navigation from the street (MLK Blvd) to the gas pumps to be quite easy. The individual lines of customers waiting to gas up was nonexistent. This was refreshing compared to what I am used to at my home base Costco Gas location which is an absolute madhouse.
The prices of the Gas beat the lowest price I observed while driving around Las Vegas days prior by anywhere between 0.25 & 0.75 a gallon.
I pulled up to the pump, no problems with the pump accepting my Costco membership card, ATM/​Debit card and the pumps even issued receipts if you want one for your records. As I was pumping gas I observed 2 Costco employee’s walking around from pump to pump ensuring that all customers were having no issues.
I do not travel to Las Vegas all that often but when I do it is always the Golden Nugget. It is nice to know the next time I do venture off on a little road trip that I can gas up at this Station right before jumping on the 15S & heading back to the Casa.
Just an FYI the 15N/​S is located within a stone’s throw of this Station, it pays to be a member!!!

— My #1 place to get gas bc of the price and accessible location.
— Use any lane because the gas hoses are long enough to stretch around your car or van — more gas places should offer this!
— Best time to go is Mon — Thurs after 7 pm, I try to avoid Fridays and Saturdays until really late at night haha.

It’s a gas station…
I get gas here because its always cheap and its right around the block from my office.
The place is clean, I’ve never dealt with any of the employees, its located in the Costco parking lot and next to Ashley Furniture.

First of all, I love Costco gas. I think it’s a better grade than that of Arco.
And for those of you non believers that gas is gas, it’s not. The refineries and the additives they put in all differ. I can’t say Costco gas is in my top 3 gas companies but I can tell you in a given year, I would put in about $ 1,500 easily in Costco gas. So I am happy to take any percentage off of that.
As for this Businss location nearby downtown LV, it’s conveniently off the 95 freeway. Most of the time I’m in Vegas, I also stay in downtown at times. Super easy to get to. The Costco here does sell some food and water (No CA CRV!) and drinks, for businesses that has vending machines and such.
The lines here is almost nonexistent. There’s only one way to enter here via MLK via southbound. The prices are always about 20 cents per gallon lower than regular other stations. Only drawback here is no place to an ice cold soda or beer at the station. Make sure you bring your Costco/​Amex cards/​Debit cards!

$ 2.09! Yessss! I’m in Vegas for a business trip and this was the most exciting thing all week! Stop in Costco for some water and supplies and fill the tank up! Gas is cheap and attendant was super friendly assisting with my bent card. Woohoo I’ll be back!

Located at the Costco Business Center on MLK, just off I-​15, this location makes it convenient to gas up at Costco when you’re near the downtown area. Requires a Costco membership but this place is likely the lowest price you’ll see in the surrounding area. I often exit here to gas up when I’m heading south on I-​15 because it is so conveniently located.
Unlike other Costco gas stations, this one never has too long of a line and I never need to wait for more than 1 car to gas up and leave before it’s my turn. Sometimes you pull up and the pumps are completely empty! Gone are the days of idling impatiently while waiting to fill up on discounted gas! I’m thinking it’s because of its location and most people living on this side of town probably don’t have a Costco membership… just saying! Oh and they have regular (87 octane) and premium (91 octane) in case you were wondering!

Location is on MLK and Alta. in the mornings the gas station can be busy everyone is filling up before going into work. They always open on time. Must have a Costco card

Although I don’t stop here that often, it is such a handy option and I do have a Costco membership. I left early Wednesday night for the play at the Smith Center. A short detour into Costco and then out onto Symphony Park Avenue and I’m on my way to the Smith.
As Tony T. notes in his review, the lines here are far less than other Costco outlets. I drove right to the pump. That’s generally the way it is.
I’m a fan!

With China aggressively buying up gas for their national strategic reserve and the price of an average Tesla costing more than the annual salaries of 3 ½ fry cooks or 3 bank tellers or 1 top 25 fashion blogger, the price of gas continues to outpace the growth of paychecks for the bottom 93%.
The best way to keep your automobile related expenses down to the absolute minimum, is to not have a car at all and bum rides off of your friends and/​or learn to appreciate biking in 100 degree heat to your destinations. If that option is not suitable for your personality type or lifestyle, driving less and carpooling more, and use GasBuddy and other similar gas price comparison websites and app is the way to go. Costco is usually the lowest or very close to the lowest price in the area, plus with cash back benefits from most credit card companies like American Express, it is hands down the cheapest refueling option.
Having a Costco membership or knowing someone that does is essential to minimizing the size of pie categorized for gas purchases relative to your overall expenses.
Oh before I forget, this Costco gas location is at the Costco Business Center on MLK. The lines are typically a lot shorter than the ones at other Costco gas locations. A huge plus, since why waste gas idling your car while you wait to fill up on cheap gas? Just follow the lanes clearly marked for the lines you are queuing up in and completing this errand will be as painless as possible.
So with that out of the way, who is available to shuttle me to and from work?