Gas Stations in Oakhurst, CA

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  1. 40044 CA-49, Oakhurst CA 93644

    4.2 Good 121 reviews

    “Friendly staff. Best prices when you use your Vons member number (10 cents off the advertised price per gallon), can’t pay cash at night but can preset your amount at the pump.”

  2. 40387 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

  3. 40387 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3.6 Good 99 reviews

    “I grew up in a town over and have been coming here for years and this is the first time since I've been back in town in 5 years that this place has the atmosphere that it does it's awesome the guys are nice they're very helpful and they help me out with gas when I was broke down!”

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  5. 40475 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3.4 Good 31 reviews

    “Great service but watch the guy in the turban he double charges if your not paying attention! Abi is the best he genuinely cares about people all walks or social standings love that guy”

  6. 40219 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    3 Average 46 reviews

    “I never thought I’d be writing a review for a gas station, but here we are. This Chevron seriously deserves it. The facilities were super clean, and the windshield cleaning station was hands down the best I’ve ever used, clean soapy water, a long wiper handle that actually reaches the whole windshield, and everything was stocked and ready. Little things like this make a huge difference, especially on a long road trip. Really appreciated the extra thought they put into it.”

  7. 40475 CA-41, Oakhurst CA 93644

    2.7 Average 57 reviews

    “They're getting better at the mobile app situation but sometimes the new family member to take a shift has issues. They close between 2 am and 4 am usually for an extended break”

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