Gas Stations in Laveen Village, AZ

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  1. 7750 South 51st Drive, Laveen AZ 85339

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “Lots of stations, closes at 10 pm after which it is self serve until opening again at 5 am, no problem for card users, well lit and kept clean, has air and water for $2.00 though machine says card error, you can still get air if you ask the attendant, which is faster than waiting in line at the Discount Tire next door because everyone and their mother goes there for the free air check. Suggestion: let Fry's customers get discounts on gas just for buying from you, not just 10 cents off per $100 of groceries spent. Also: refill propane.”

  2. 5115 West Southern Avenue, Laveen Village AZ 85339

    2.8 Average 75 reviews

    “Angel W was very informative and took care of me immediately!!! Unfortunately alcohol is closed/locked up (understandable) but she was quick and polite and helpful! It looked like she was the only working at night. I came the following morning AND SHE WAS THERE AGAIN!! I was incredibly happy to see her but this time I did not come for alcohol…. I came for Gatorade. This review is to inform management that Angel is 100% productive and deserves recognition for the determination to run the store solo. Yet again, I did not see anyone else working with her in the morning. I would put 10 stars ⭐️ -Analicia Robles”

  3. 3508 West Baseline Road, Laveen Village AZ 85339

    2.3 Poor 79 reviews

    “I strolled in here during the Twilight hours and was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness of the store. I was assisted by Ashur, the night shift clerk. I had a few questions about the meal deals going on and he was able to explain the deals clearly and a very cool dude. Thank you bro until next time”

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