Apro 50

San Diego, Estados Unidos

4

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+1 619-584-4346
Dirección:
3927 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA, 92105
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
2.9 kmMission San Diego
3 kmQualcomm Stadium
3.1 kmGrantville
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2 opiniones sobre Apro 50

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Tu valoración: 4
Carmel Valley, San Diego, CA
Great gas prices here. Plus if you get a car wash $ 5.00 to $ 7.00 you get a discount on your price per gallon. You can save about the price of the car wash if you fill up. So it’s a wash (ha, ha). It’s almost a free car wash.
Tu valoración: 4
Seattle, WA
Pretty decent gas station with a pretty decent «touchless» car wash.
Pros: clean gas pumps with high def TV monitors showing some sort of NBC programming nonsense… which I like. It helps pass the time when you’re standing there pumping your gas. Also, a good convenience store with decent prices (a buck for a big Powerade drink — not bad!). Car wash cost $ 7 for the «top of the line» wash, and you get a discount on your per gallon cost for gas if you purchase the wash at the pump.
Con: the workers at the convenience store have to hide behind bulletproof glass — I hate that, but I suppose it’s a necessary evil in certain neighborhoods. Nah, whatever — I still hate that!