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Hours
| Friday | 8AM–5PM |
| Saturday | 8AM–4PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 8AM–5PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM–5PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM–5PM |
| Thursday | 8AM–5PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 859 N State St, Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: (707) 462-4472 Website: http://rwtukiah.com/
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Redwood Tree Service Station
The “World’s Largest Redwood Tree Service Station” opened in 1936 when North State Street was Highway 101. The massive tree was over 1500 years old when …
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World’s Largest Redwood Tree Service Station, Ukiah, California
The Redwood Tree Service Station was made from a 1,500 year old tree selected from the coastal redwood forests west of Ukiah. The tree was 250 feet high and …
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Laura gerrard
The best place to go for any service need.
William Smith
My cars and pickup is always treated good here.
Ciro Kraft
I ended up waiting over an hour as I watched others who pulled in later leave.
Hortencia D.
Went in and stated I wanted a full detail of inside car. And to make sure and get the seats washed along with the undercarriage. Came back next day outside looked good then realized nothing inside had actually been detailed. When I asked the person why it wasn’t done. He didn’t hesitate to put the blame back onto me. He stated I went out with you to ask you exactly what you wanted and I said ya a detail plus the seats and undercarriage. He then said I didn’t specify a car detail. Say what? First thing I said was a car detail plus these other things. He then said it would be $75 an hour to get it detailed like I wanted. It could be less or more. Never an apology for the misunderstanding always with that’s why I went outside with you to go over it in the end was charged $245 for a headlamp polish, vacuum, car wash, deep clean front back seats and undercarriage cleaning.
Johnny Emt
The original Redwood Tree Service Station is a cool tourist attraction. From the outside you can see a hollowed out redwood tree and classic gas pumps. Time and weather has beat some of the color. The site would benefit from a restoration. On the inside you will find some dusty pictures and a very brief history of the service station. The location is privately owned and continues to be a service station. There are times you will find an unobstructed view of the famous service station. Other times you will see the company utilizing all its spaces with cars, blocking the view of this historic landmark. I believe the company would benefit if they could collaborate with city or historic preservation company. If they could develop a short film with the history of the station, some interviews, and things to do in Ukiah; they may be able to bring in more attention. In the meantime, you can drive by and admire this location form a distance.
Rob Schroeder
Luis always takes care of me at a fair price. Very trustworthy.