Gas Stations in Diamond Springs, CA

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  1. 321 Pleasant Valley Rd, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    4.2 Good 19 reviews

  2. 676 Pleasant Valley Road, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “Great customer service and very friendly but some advice you should lower the gas prices a few cents and you will generate alot more customers.but that aside I recommend you to everyone I talk to who needs gas and hot food.”

  3. 4185 CA-49, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    3.7 Good 50 reviews

    “The people at Quik Stop are extremely helpful and curtious as are the customers who shop there. One time, I was at this station, after recently having my license reinstated. It had been so long since I'd driven that Id forgotten how to pump gas. Luckily both the employee on duty and the man in the car behind me were extremely patient and re-taught me. It was the type of high quality service and home town behavior one doesn't find in the big city. Definitely my favorite gas station!”

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  5. 680 Pleasant Valley Road, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    3.3 Good 12 reviews

  6. 130 Pleasant Valley Rd, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    3.2 Average 55 reviews

    “My visit here was nice I was able to gas up, grab a couple snack items and then get back on the road. The location was nice and clean and the slurppy machine was working so it was nice to enjoy a ice cold drink with the temperature starting to get a little hotter outside.Overall nice visit glad the location was available and staff was nice Thank you!”

  7. 130 Pleasant Valley Rd, Diamond Springs CA 95619

    3.1 Average 14 reviews

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