Citgo Glenview

I agree Patrick… the guy there at night is a total jerk, i felt like punching him myself. if you have to go in the store for any reason the guy will give you a horrible attitude for no reason at all. i stopped going there.

Not customer friendly. I was cleaning my windshield while filling up gas when the cashier went out and told me to clean my car somewhere else.
The place is also dirty and old.
Never coming back.

The guy that’s there at night is a dick. Had a pre-​paid gift card with about $ 25 on it so I went inside to prepay $ 20 in gas. Said I had to do it at the pump. Tried to explain that it didn’t work at the pump, he didn’t listen and I was close to punching him in his face.

This Shell gas station/​mini-​mart is located on the southwest corner of Waukegan Road and Linnemann Street in Glenview. The site is clean and well kept. The pumps are modern and provide a receipt at the pump.
Like so many gas stations, this one has a coin-​operated air hose. It seems to me that providing air to its gas customers shouldn’t necessitate coins. The tiny air compressor was incredibly loud on my visit as if something was terribly wrong.

Although there would usually be little to say about a gas station (this is my usual stop, near my office), I am pretty annoyed with their air machine. When the temperature finally dropped for real this late-​fall/​winter season, my car’s fancy computer told me that the front-​left tire pressure was low. I ignored it, but later that day, it told me that all four tires were low. I reset the tire pressure monitor a couple of times but the car wasn’t fooled, so I decided that the car was smarter than I was and bought a tire gauge. Sure enough, all four of those bastards needed air.
So I stopped by the Citgo on my way home that night, one of the coldest of the year. First off, the air machine is in a poorly lit corner of the lot. Second, the goddamn cord does not reach far enough around the car to get all four tires, so you are forced to turn around… and, of course, since the machine doesn’t run for very long, to pay twice. I might have had to pay four times if I weren’t super speedy with the hose and the gauge because you only get about a minute of air. Fifty cents for a minute! Some places still give it for free!
So then I had to struggle to replace the caps on the wheel nozzles, and with those tiny threads and my frozen ungloved fingers, it was real torture. And then I dropped one of the caps under the car and had to move the car and search the ground. Of course, none of that is the station’s fault, except for the poor lighting, but it really increased my level of annoyance. The whole ordeal took about thirty minutes.