Stinker Stores, Inc.

stinker was founded in 1936 by farris lind. the first station was located in twin falls, idaho. by 2011, the company grew to 65 retail locations spanning nearly 700 miles across idaho. the largest expansion yet, was the purchase of bradley petroleum in colorado and wyoming in 2017. this expansion allowed stinker to serve customers in three western states through more than 110 locations. recently, stinker expanded there wyoming operations with the acquisition of kaspar oil in rawlins. through this purchase stinker grew their footprint adding four more c-stores, a truck stop restaurant, and a wholesale and lubes business. also part of the stinker family is arrowrock supply, a warehouse distribution center, and westpoint transportation, a fuel transportation company. stinker stores is fully committed to delivering the absolute best customer experience with each interaction. we are often asked about our training programs and hiring practices that lead to such positive customer interactions with each visit. thinking of the customer first, we are always looking for ways to create the best possible experience from the time a customer enters the property to the time they complete their visit. stinker stores and its employees support a number of causes and enjoy giving back to our communities. charley jones, owner and ceo was recently honored as one of idaho’s ceo’s of influence for his success in business combined with the company culture and community focus that he weaves into stinker stores. like it’s name, stinker stores is a fun place to work and shop. many stinker stores employees have more than 10 years of service with others having in excess of 30 years. with a work hard, play hard philosophy, stinker stores is a fun and rewarding place to work – more than that however, it’s a family. it’s no wonder that when asked, employees often say they wouldn’t think of working anywhere else.

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