Gas Stations near Fulton, AR

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  1. 5299 U.S. Hwy 67, Fulton AR 71838

    3.2 Average 85 reviews

    “I blew out a travel trailer tire on I-30. Luckily Red River Service Station was close enough to limp along to. They had a new tire installed quickly and I was back on the road in under an hour. Total was under $200. I'm very thankful they were there.”

  2. 8300 State Hwy 108, Texarkana AR 71854

    3.3 Good 275 reviews

    “Ced was incredible with his customer service skills and communication and he helped me solve my reward card issues and made sure my shower was ready!!! Im happy to say he deserves a raise or some sort of recognition because i observed him helping several other people in the same manner...i work outside unloading trailers and i was very dirty exausted and hungry and man i was just ecstatic to come across Ced he made my time great and thats all us truck drivers want. Thank you sir”

  3. 7111 State Hwy 108, Texarkana AR 71854

    2.7 Average 62 reviews

    “I buy my gas at this location. Last few times I encountered employees..lol..that are the best of best.! Both of them the dear lady she'd probably remember me. And this guy ( I'm ex army) call most men guy.! His ability to relate with customers is above and so real..heart felt cause he's real!! I am thankful that real people like them are still around!! A clean place no trash ! Grounds are clean !”

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