Need name of a gas station in Utah

[msmckinley]

I'd like to know the name of a particular Chevron station in Utah, because I accidentally rode off without paying, and would like to send them what I owe.

The station is on the south side of UT-12, between where UT-12 leaves US-89 going east, and the town of Tropic. The station sells Chevron gas, includes a mini-mart, and the pumps don't take credit cards (you must pay inside). The station is right on the south side of UT-12, not down a side road (like UT-63).

I rode off without paying due to a combination of the pumps not taking a credit card (I'm no longer used to going inside to pay after pumping), and being cold and wet, and a little discombobulated, due to being hailed on as I rode over UT-14 to this station from Cedar City.

[TandemCyclist]

Is this the Chevron across the street (actually offset by 100') from a motel and restaurant with a white front? Next to a campground in the woods? Exactly 3.2 miles west from the road that turns into Bryce Canyon? Just after the road levels from Red Rock Canyon?

[msmckinley]

I don't remember anything nearby across UT-12, but that doesn't mean much.

If you have a name for the place you have in mind, I could get in touch with them.

[TandemCyclist]

Check this link.

http://web.sa.mapquest.com/chevron/advantage.adp?proxIconId=400&transaction=search&searchQuantifier=AND&ph=250&pw=315&zoomlevel=8&queryIconID=556&county=&country=US&address=&city=&stateProvince=&postalCode=84764&radius=10&search12=1&country=US&ambiguities=1

It's the one of which I speak and the only Chevron on that road between Hwy89 and Tropic.

Good Luck,

[msmckinley]

This doesn't appear to be in quite the right place, but it's close, and I'll give them a call.

Thanks!

[TandemCyclist]

Yea, that map shows that station in the middle of the forest, but they are at milepost 10 on Hwy 12. What about the warrant for your arrest? :)

[msmckinley]

The station you suggested was the right one. I called them, and also got an address (it's in Bryce Canyon Pines, with a six-digit P.O. box).

I didn't think about there being a Chevron station locator. Good thinking.

Thanks again!