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Yes, it's self-service. You can pay at the pump with a card, or come inside to pay with cash first.

For most cars, regular unleaded — that's the 87 octane, the cheapest option — is fine. Check your car manual if you're unsure.

That's a security check. If you have a US card, enter your billing ZIP code. For foreign cards, try entering 00000 or come inside and I'll run your card.

First select your grade — press the 'Regular' button. Then lift the nozzle, insert it in your tank, and squeeze. It'll stop automatically when the tank is full.

Hang up the nozzle, close your gas cap, and the receipt should print automatically. Your card was charged already — no need to remove it again.

That happens sometimes with foreign cards. Come inside and I'll run it manually. Or you can prepay with cash.

Depends on your tank size. Most cars take about $40 to $60 to fill up. If you overpay, I'll give you change after.

Diesel nozzles are usually green and larger than regular ones. They won't fit easily in a gas car's tank. Always look for the word 'unleaded.'

You prepaid $50, so the pump stopped at $50 even if the tank isn't full. You can come in and add more, or that might be enough.

Yes, the automatic car wash is around the back. It's $12 for a basic wash. I can add it to your receipt.