Pros and Cons
Since their stations were acquired by Shell, finding a Chevron or Texaco station can be challenging. Many stations in the Northeast that once belonged to one brand or the other now operate under other brands (Lukoil, Shell, etc.), or as off-brand distributors.
Their apps for Android and iOS are free but are constantly receiving bed reviews because drivers are going out of their way to find Chevron or Texaco stations that no longer exist. Same goes for their GPS or navigation app that needs to be updated all the time.
However, if you want to get up-to-date information, then visit the Chevron and Texaco websites where they have only two options available: to search within a 25-mile radius of a ZIP code, or to use a point-to-point trip planner.
Anyway, people still like to use the Chevron and Texaco Business Card program and their services. As the biggest pro I will give the attractive degree of control and customization offered and the features available on the basic Business Card.
The feature set and benefits are competitive, and two of the three cards offer coverage throughout the lower 48, but the bed side is that you won’t get full perks and benefits (discounts and wholesale pricing) at non-Chevron/Texaco stations.
