Sketchiest Supercharger Sites

[Super_Popular]

After 10pm Woodburn OR.

So sketchy.

 

[wdolson]

Happy to give you a lesson if you ever show up in Western Colorado.

Thanks, my SO has three guns (one from WW II and another from the 1800s, but the third is modern). We keep talking about going to the range, but her modern gun needs cleaning and we otherwise have never gotten around to it. Life has been a series of "we have tos" for the last few years. It's just been too low a priority activity.

 

[incrediwoah]

The one in between lone pine and mojave is sketch AF

 

[ForeverFree]

The one in between lone pine and mojave is sketch AF

Ridgecrest

Definite +1 to that

 

[flyeyes]

I would add Mobile, Alabama to the list. Remote area of very sketchy mall and there is a sign at the supercharger with a number to call if you want security to escort you into the mall.

Totally agree here, the location of the Mobile supercharger is unsafe at night, probably OK during daylight though.

One mitigating factor though is that both mall security (the number on the supercharger) and Mobile PD are happy to come sit with you while you charge. I talked to both them after charging there one night. Both people were pleasant, were quite emphatic about it not being safe, and said they were more than happy to show up, just call with a little advice warning.

 

[demundus]

Owner robbed at gunpoint and Model S stolen while supercharging in Barstow...

Not aware of any others is four years, though.

Great timing, as I am taking a Vegas trip and planned on stopping at this one. I have stopped here several times, with and without my S ... I've honestly never felt sketched out by it, its back in a corner but near enough to stuff I couldn't imagine being robbed there.

 

[Macster]

I’d like to add Roscoe NY Supercharger at the diner to the lost. During the daytime it’s fine but at night after things close down - it was definitely not cool. Parking lot is lit up but everything around it is deserted and not a single thing open. Run down appearing.

I was driving down down from Toronto and stopped there around midnight for a charge. Had to disconnect and leave early because of a man riding his bike, wearing a bubble jacket with hood on in 75 degree weather circling the diner and with each pass coming closer to my vehicle to have a look.

After the 2nd pass, my instinct was telling me that there is something off here and felt I was in a compromised position. So I quickly disconnected and bolted.