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“I am sure glad to be refueling my vehicle at the Sunoco just off of 23 in Whitmore Lake!!! Thank you to Sunoco, the official fuel sponsor of NASCAR RACING! In no time I will be back on the highway, pedal to the medal, racing by each car like Jeffery Michael Gordon (born August 4, 1971).”
“been coming here since before the rebuild and they have improved by a thousand times after the rebuild. Great people and amazing food. Everything tastes homemade and its all for a good fair price. Way better that that bs s&g across the street”
“Stopped for diesel fuel fill-up in the motorhome. This station currently accepts the TSD fleet card and was on our route. Nice little truck stop. Three diesel lanes. All have water and air but they lost my five-star rating because there's NOTHING to clean the windshield of a big rig with ...why??? So easy to get three long pole squeegees. So we filled up and left with a bug coated windshield with no stops for another 400 miles. Ug. Incidentally, it's early June and the bugs are huge and sound like rocks when they hit! Otherwise, good little truck stop.”
“Considering that Joe Acho is the owner of the store across the street from Porky's, you can understand his unprofessional review and take it with a grain of salt. Porky's and it's owner are both top knotch. The food is great, the service is just as good, and yes they are timely. They've also been active in the community with Make-A-Wish by making donations through a local cycling team. Anyone that calls the owner a leach surely has no clue how a good person acts!!! Jack L.”
“The store and staff were neat, organized and well informed. My dad and I were traveling and needed to stop for a few things; it was a relief to see such a well kept store.”
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“I was there only to use the airpump. There used to be an auto set gage that you could get the correct amount of air however it was replaced. Now it is up to the driver to have an air gage with them.”