Rolled into town on a flat tire. Our spare was not usable and we were 3 hours from home. He did not stock our size but had a couple in that were ordered for a customer. He worked it out with the customer, mounted them and got us back on the road in under an hour. He provided excellent old school customer service. He was a God send. Left there feeling blessed.
Another awesome 2 egg breakfast. That place I tell you is one of them. Little hideaways out in the middle of nowhere that you have to go try. Their food is to die for k. We're not literally to die for but it's really good food.
Great food in the restaurant that is in same building as gas station.It has a full lift and bay for your car and he has free air. This is the best place on SW k42 for all needs...
During this February 2021 winter cold spell I was at high risk of running out of propane for my home. One call to Suppesville Fuel on a Sunday afternoon (yes they were open and answered) and I had propane the next day. I had an order in already with a larger company but had issues all weekend trying to contact them for an earlier delivery with no luck. Thanks to the small guys for being easier to access and flexible with their schedules. I will order from here again.
I experienced a mechanical car failure on my way to Argonia, and just managed to roll the car into this service station. Staff was friendly and accommodating, inviting us to wait in the store or in their restaurant while we waited on help to arrive. It's a great old-school rural filling/service station and restaurant.
So, the nut that you tighten and untighten to fill my propane tank, leaks. I, after having lived here for over a year, know when my propane runs out (we have gone through all seasons previously). The company told me twice that they didn't think I had a leak checked the regulator and the line (not the nut) said it wasn't leaking and went on their way. When my tank gets down to 20 % it causes the gas to put pressure on the loose nut and leak out. 20% doesn't seem like a lot but take 20% of $650. That's just one tank fill up. It had been proven that it is leaking and guess who won't reimburse the leaking fuel that their fuel operator allowed to carelessly leak out? Yup.
