Gas Stations in Caruthers, CA

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  1. 2388 W Tahoe Ave, Caruthers CA 93609

    4.8 Superb 26 reviews

    “Best place in town for some good crushed ice! I go every day for the fountain drinks and loto tickets.. I seem to win when I get them from El Toro. And the guys that work there are some good people. Friendly”

  2. 2459 W Tahoe Ave, Caruthers CA 93609

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “Sometimes there's a guy in a white shirt in there just staring at me and it unnerves me. But I like to just walk in, stay still and stare off into the distance to counteract this. There's also an office chair just chillin in one of the aisles and I think it's a great addition to the place, it adds a sense of comfort and peace to the place”

  3. 12945 S Elm Ave, Caruthers CA 93609

    3.9 Good 19 reviews

    “I just pulled in this place Cause I thought the sheriff was gonna pull me over. Lol... I hate when they follow me for a long time I think they do that to see if they can get a reaction from people.?”

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  5. 111 East Mountain View Avenue, Caruthers CA 93609

    3.7 Good 7 reviews

    • Today 4AM – 11PM

    “This place almost everything you need!! They are one of two places that sell the Energy Drink I like, which is convenient because it's right off of Highway 41.”

  6. 2307 W Tahoe Ave, Caruthers CA 93609

    3.4 Good 24 reviews

    “Outstanding Service! Stopped by this gas station and had one of the best customer service experiences I’ve ever had. I had a flat tire and the staff didn’t hesitate to help me out—they came outside, helped change my tire quickly, and made sure I was safe to get back on the road. You don’t get that kind of genuine care everywhere. The station was clean, the pumps worked perfectly, and the employees were friendly and professional. Highly recommend this place. They definitely earned five stars!”

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