Shell

Based this review on ease of access. Getting in and out in a larger vehicle can be trying. Store was clean and well stocked. Dislike the discontinuance of the fuel discount program. Only reason I patronized Shell.

BIG, clean store! I haven’t ever bought anything here except beer. And I get so sick of the gal behind the counter asking me for my birth date… and then going on an on with…
«Oh, THAT’S my daughter’s birthday, and my niece was born on that same day… my daughter hasn’t ever forgiven her cousin for being born on her birthday. That’s how my family is… we all have birthday’s on the same day. My bla… bla. bla…was born on XYZ, and then my bla… bla…bla… was born on XYZ.»
And the whole time I am thinking…
«I am so sick of this story every time I come in here — and give you my BIRTHDATE! I don’t want to hear it anymore!!» *kicks snickers bar

Car wash does a respectable job. Way better then some touchless washes

They sell Shell gas here now. To date, Shell hasn’t spoiled Liberty Park Pond or the Gulf of Mexico so they get an extra star for that.
We filled up the Campy here before our little jaunt to Evanston. Funny, the Campy gets such great gas mileage, and it handles well around the corners on the I-​80, I might get to like it. Shhh, don’t tell anyone.
The gas here was $.20 cheaper here than Chevron; they’re still taking back the money they spent cleaning up their oil spill so they have to kind of jack up the prices over there. I’m not sure though, why the gas is Shell but the station says Tesoro. The Shell gas worked out great I guess since the little Campy didn’t really seem to mind. We’ll be stopping back here more often since this is all part of a recessionary plan to cut costs.

Tesoro on Highland Drive in the heart of Sugar House is a good gas station with several filling stations, a large convenience store with all manner of snacks and drinks, and a car wash. What more could you ask for?