Murphy USA

Price is not competitive with stations 10-15 miles radius. It is close to being competitive in Georgetown, where gas is notoriously high and the city has a reputation as a gas-ripoff location. I went to Cedar Park the next day and had 4 locations selling at 13¢ below your price. Hope your new Murphy Mart in Cedar Park will be competitive when it opens.

This Murphy is really busy, and the lines can take a long time to get through, there is no bathroom for the public at this location

I was satisfied with the location and ease of getting to a pump and getting gasoline. I was not highly satisfied as I saw cheaper gasoline at other places, but I always buy my gas at Walmart as a habit. Also, I obtained a Walmart credit card specifically to buy gas from Murphy at a 5 cent discount. Now I am receiving a percentage of the total bill. Not sure I like that.

The price and you quit the additive system.

It is a gas station that is easy to access when shopping at Wal-Mart. There is nothing super special about it.

Nothing to do with the station itself, but the situation with limited availability of fuel in the area.

Like most stations

The pump starts charging before the nozzle is pressed to dispense gas. Also, I used the card reader to be at as I always do but my bank shows my purchase PLUS a $75 pending charge, it would take me three fill ups to use $75 worth of fuel in my little 10gal tank.

Area is to tight and crowded most of the time

the gas seems to burn much quicker than other stations in our area. Last 3 times we have been to this station, we have had to refuel sooner than when we purchased fuel from other locations. Driving same route, same speeds, same conditions to and from work, this stations fuel burns causing a difference between 50-70 miles less per tank, than other locations.