Gas Stations in Livingston, CA

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  1. 1405 Davis St, Livingston CA 95334

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “Ive lived in this town for 10 years. They always have the cheepest gas in town. And the beer is really cold with good prices. They don't have wine but make up for.it with the amount of liquor they have and keep There price cheeper than anyone else in town.”

  2. 2080 Campbell Blvd, Livingston CA 95334

    3.9 Good 25 reviews

    “great gas station! good customer service and he gave me a free sushi, i also had the option to grab a soda or coffee, but I chose the slushi, overall, everything is great and diesel price is good based on other prices around here, thank you!”

  3. 1312 Court St, Livingston CA 95334

    3.9 Good 8 reviews

    “I've traveled past this little place more times than I can count. Not long ago, the price per gallon caught my eye. It was equal to my normal go to place (Quick Stop) on Winton PKWY. QS has nice staff but is very busy with many automobiles and BIG RIG TRUCKS. That's an unsafe mixture, for motorcyclist especially. I must say goodbye to QS. This place is clean, safe and friendly. If Manny is not the proprietor, the proprietor should take great pride in him. I'm so happy I discovered this motorcycle/BIKER FRIENDLY business right here on The Pretty Side Of The River. Thank You to Manny for your kindness.”

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  5. 690 Hammatt Avenue, Livingston CA 95334

    3.3 Good 48 reviews

    “Love this place! Love the ice cold Pepsi fountain drink machine and I only come here for that and snacks! Live in Turlock but when I’m near here, I always stop by! Place is clean and organized and plenty of drinks behind the counter too! I just realized theirs an Amazon locker here too and I’m going to send my packages here from now on , so I can have an excuse to come get a PEPSI!”

  6. 1419 Crowell Street, Livingston CA 95334

    3.1 Average 11 reviews

  7. 435 Winton Pkwy, Livingston CA 95334

    2.9 Average 13 reviews

    “Great Game room area with a full arcade. Bathrooms have changing tables (both in the mens and womens), perfect for families with babies. Also 2 massage chairs that feel quite nice”

  8. 381 Joseph Gallo Drive, Livingston CA 95334

    2.8 Average 33 reviews

    “Yesss I’ve been coming here before all these new stores opened up all around. When I’m in Livingston, I stop in here to grab an ice cold Fountain Drink, PEPSI! They carry both , boring untasty coke and good old delicious PEPSI AND MOUNTAIN Dew! Guy this morning was pretty cool and told me to use my number to get some points. He also said I get a “free RockStar” with the purchase of my fountain drink! Yesss who doesn’t like a free item especially by surprise ! ! Chevron has def stepped up their prices and reward system by giving back and earning points with gas or snack purchases. I fill up with chevron every now and then but getting snacks and drinks is all the time”

  9. 690 Hammatt Ave, Livingston CA 95334

    2.3 Poor 22 reviews

    “I was driving by and decided to stop by for gas. Went in and received genuine customer service. Checked out the merchandise and saw snacks I rarely get to see in convenience stores. One of the friendliest stores. Would recommend 10/10 for a good vibe, friendly, local family owned Gas Station!”

  10. 401 Joseph Gallo Court, Livingston CA 95334

    2.5 Average 45 reviews

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