Petrol Ofisi

One of the rare stations that run a free car wash campaign for those who buy fuel.

We entered with our last gas, unfortunately they were doing maintenance, if you go into maintenance without making any prior announcement, you will make the citizens suffer... We took the vehicle with a tow truck.

It is a clean and hygienic station. Staff is also very respectful and patient thanks

I usually go to wash the car. Wash it yourself, there is also an automatic brush wash. For the moment, wash yourself foam squeeze 2tl. Pressurized water squeeze 3 TL. Then you need to dry it immediately so that there is no stain. There is also a shop where you can shop. It is generally not crowded, you can easily wash gas, inflate tires, etc. needs can be seen immediately. Only the gas station exit, there is too much and fast flowing traffic on the main road, so you have to be careful.

Inside of the market is very narrow, even 3 people are very cramped. WCs are not clean, there is no towel paper. LPG with a large area is quite expensive compared to other stations

Apart from buying oil, there is a car wash section for you to wash yourself. There is a pressurized water and foam machine. Machines work with 2 TL. You can easily wash your car. There is also an automatic brush cutter. There is also a Black Sea bakery here, where you can buy bread.

We did a self-service wash and got stuck in the mud. It would be great if the area was cleaned from time to time.

I bought 150 TL of fuel using the pay-and-go system. Then, when I saw the text that the 200 TL fuel buyer at the station would receive a free wash, I informed the pump man that I wanted to buy 50 TL more fuel and have it washed for free. He said that those who buy fuel with the pay-and-go system will not be able to benefit from the free washing campaign. So I went to the market to find out why and asked why. The lady at the cashier went to ask the manager, then she came and said you can submit your complaint about it. I said that this is not something to complain about, I just wanted to know why. Then the other male attendant at the cashier said something that would mean if he was comfortable with it, then he used the street language what's wrong with you. Unfortunately this friend doesn't know how to talk to customers. An attitude that does not suit the employees of the petrol office.