Gas Stations in Stettler, AB

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  1. 4520 50 Street, Stettler AB T4K 1J5

    4.5 Superb 32 reviews

    “Every time we've filled up here, we've been served quickly,cheerfully and efficiently. Easy to get to, and several pumps to ensure you won't have to wait long before someone is filling the tank!”

  2. 7007A Street, 50 Ave, Stettler AB L0R 1Z0

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “Pretty easy in and out station. You do need a card from Ufa to use for gas. But you will get probably the cheapest gas in town.So I suggest going to this location”

  3. 5101A 47 Avenue, Stettler AB T9N 2P1

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “There were so many people buying lottery tickets that you couldn't pay cash for your gas so you had to use a card which I didn't want to do. Sometimes they need two people in there one for gas and one for lottery tickets and cigarettes”

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  5. 4201 38 Street, Stettler AB T0C 2L0

    4 Good 22 reviews

  6. 6002 50 Ave, Stettler AB AB T0C

    4 Good 47 reviews

    “The store is going very good now days i saw there is new management handeling and approaching the customer very gentaly and everything they have stock everytime, they never disappoint the customer. Thank you??”

  7. 4821 62 St, Stettler AB T0C 2L2

    3.7 Good 17 reviews

    “Can’t say enough good things about the wonderful employees of this establishment. Without knowing I am new to town, these folks have made such an impact in welcoming me to Stettler. Their unwavering kindness and smiling faces continue to keep me coming back. Thank you all for taking such pride in your work - it does not go unnoticed. (:”

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