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Co-op Gas Bar

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414 9 Ave SW, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, S6H 5W8, Canada
(306) 693-6333 www.moosejawcoop.com
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Mar 11, 2018
Staff is usually friendly. I understand most of the pumps are “we serve” but usually I just want to fill it myself and the staff is usually good if I say I’m just going to do it myself. Is the odd time the attendant will just stand by me when others could be helped, but overall a decent place to get gas. Also, the automatic car wash gets really busy some days when it’s warm out so be aware of that when you’re thinking of getting your car washed on sunny days (during our sporadic “winter”)

Jul 14, 2017
Stopped by on the way home to top up the tank. Pulled up to a self serve pump and put in 27 dollars of premium 91 octane gas then went straight home a couple blocks away. The car started pinging bad the next day when I took it out. Called the manager and reported bad gas and gave receipt number. The manager confirmed that I did pump premium but stated no one gets premium at the self serve pump so the gas in the line would be stale and watery. The manager was indifferent to the troubles caused to me by the bad gas and made it seem to be my fault for not choosing full serve, if he was aware that the gas was likely to be bad in the self serve lines why did he not take steps to purge them?. This station obviously does nothing to ensure the quality of the gas sold to its customers. I have spent over 200 dollars dealing the bad gas and would need several hundred more to pursue legal action. If you have a turbocharged or high compression engine that requires premium fuel then you should avoid this station at all costs or risk damage to your vehicle and costly legal battles.

Oct 31, 2017
Bathroom can be a mess but good place to gas up and get snacks.

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