I got news for you. There are very few gas stations that offer full service in this country today. I have driven across the country many times in the past 10 years. I was in NJ (Atlantic City) about 5 years ago. I have lived in CA, TX, VA, MD and IN. I have driven between them all.
I have not had anyone else put fuel in my car or recall seeing a "full service" pump in the last 10 years. I'm sure there are some out there. But I expect they are rare.
I agree.
In the past years we have gone on long trips through in OK, AL, MS, TN, KY, GA and FL.
I haven’t seen a full service station, either.
Speedy brand stations in Indiana are semi-full serve. They will pump your gas for $.01 more per gallon. They do not wash windows or check fluids.
In Bloomington, Ind., the Marathon service station on 45/46 near Walnut Street is true full serve. Costs $.50 extra per gallon.
Couple of decades ago, some stations in New Mexico began to offer the choice. I remember my aunt there saying she hoped her car wouldn’t feel insulted when I pumped its gas for her so she could save a few pennies.
I know of no modern automobile that has the filler neck located behind a tilting license plate, a place where gas attendants could not easily damage something. Probably considered an unacceptable fire hazard now.