Gas Stations in Killen, AL

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  1. 4510 US-43, Killen AL 35645

    4.9 Superb 24 reviews

  2. 1549 Lee Hwy US-72 West, Killen AL 35645

    4.7 Superb 13 reviews

    “Great deli food ALWAYS great friendly service. Manager keeps the place spotless or whomever keeps up with all of that does a great job it's always tidy fully stocked. Good gas prices competitive. WWhat more can you ask from a convenience store 5 stars!!!!”

  3. 1003 US-72, Killen AL 35645

    4.6 Superb 14 reviews

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  5. 1549 US-72, Killen AL 35645

    4.5 Superb 10 reviews

    “Went in to the shell in Killen today. The lady at the register. I believe her name was Tori. Was very helpful with helping me setup my rewards. Love her. The whole store is fantastic. My favorite gas station. 10/10”

  6. 4510 US-43, Killen AL 35645

    4.6 Superb 7 reviews

  7. 6710 US-72, Killen AL 35645

    3.9 Good 8 reviews

  8. 1003 US-72, Killen AL 35645

    2.9 Average 22 reviews

    “One of the best stores in that town, I see reviews talking about how the employees are rude, but all I see everytime I’m in there is joy and happiness from all of them, people now days are stuck up and don’t know how to be nice, don’t expect respect or a smile from them, on top all that bad talking them and on top of that they’ll all ways still be nice, I would recommend this store to anyone, they always take care of me if I’m short they will spot me, love these people.”

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