Gas Stations in Granite Bay, CA

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  1. 8555 Auburn Folsom Road, Granite Bay CA 95746

    4.1 Good 50 reviews

    “Always a reliable stop! ARCO consistently has some of the lowest gas prices in town, which makes a huge difference when you’re filling up regularly. The pumps work quickly, and I’ve rarely had to wait in line. The station is clean, well-lit, and feels safe even late at night. Bonus points for the convenience store – it’s well-stocked with snacks and drinks for the road. Just remember it’s cash or debit only, which isn’t a problem once you know the drill. Highly recommend ARCO for budget-friendly, no-fuss fueling!”

  2. 6990 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay CA 95746

    3.9 Good 18 reviews

    “Excellent service with good prices on snacks and drinks. Not much can be done about the high prices on gas but theirs is on the low end. Customer service is outstanding”

  3. 4021 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay CA 95746

    3.3 Good 79 reviews

    “Stopped in after a day on the lake, very tired and not able to figure the semi-automated coffee station and was helped by a nice young man. This was one of the nicest Arco stations I’ve ever visited. Keep up the good work guys!!!”

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  5. 8555 Auburn Folsom Rd, Granite Bay CA 95746

    3.1 Average 20 reviews

    “Omar and Shaunna, I hope you get promoted. You are so wonderful. Amazing grave shift warriors. I love you AMPM, Your hiring standards are phenomenal. This is an absolute WALLY JO'S THUMBS-UP, for ampm. AS for Omar and Shaunna, you got Wally Jo's hat off, flying to the beautiful skies of Sacramento. Heads up though, the restroom in the place closes in the dark times for safety reasons.”

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