Rifleman

This charger is easy to find, but accessing it requires you to exit the tollway and cash out your ticket, making it less convenient that a location at one of the service plazas. There are several food options, but a late night charge may not present many options that are open. Due to the longer distance and elevation change, travel from this charger to the next closest superchargers can be difficult in a classic 60, requiring a lengthy range charge.

Lots of food options, and pretty easy to find. Close enough to other superchargers to make travel in a classic 60 easy. No cheap/fast food options (wendy's, mcdonalds, ect). May have some ICEing issues on nights when the hotel is full.

Close to Chipotle and Meijer. Easy to get to off of I-70, a little bit out of the way off I-75. Close enough to other superchargers to allow a classic 60 to reach the next destination without a lengthy range charge.

Lots of food options close by. Meijer is right next to the charger, providing a great place to pick up road trip snacks and drinks. It bad weather it is a little bit of a walk to the many food options, but it is well lit and paved the entire way. No worries about a charger being available here, I have never seen another Tesla at this location, and the charger is far enough from the entrance to the stores that ICEing is not an issue.

There are a few food options close by. This charger is not in the best neighborhood. I have had several friends who are familiar with area tell me not to use this charger after dark.

East to get to off of the highway, with several food options withing walking distance. There is a Meyers close by as well, providing a convenient place to pick up your road trip essentials (snacks, drinks, ect). The walk from the chargers to the restaurants would kind of suck on a rainy or snowy day.

This supercharger is easy to locate, but it is a short walk to nearby restaurants, without sidewalks or good lighting. In nice weather this would not be an issue, but on a rainy or snowy day this would be a less than optimal location.

East to get to off of the highway, with several food options withing walking distance. There is a Giant Eagle grocery store close by as well, providing a convenient place to pick up your road trip essentials (snacks, drinks, ect)

This facility is the model that Tesla should follow for all service centers and stores. The only downside is that there are no restaurants within walking distance, but the 24/7 lounge makes up for this. This location is close enough to other cities superchargers that a classic 60 owner does not need a lengthy range charge to be sure to make it to the next charger, and owners with larger batteries will be able to stay in the band of fastest charging. Its always nice chatting with other tesla owners in the charging lounge as well.