Gas Stations in San Lorenzo, CA

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  1. 18501 Hesperian Boulevard, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    4.8 Superb 23 reviews

    “This is my recommended local gas station I use for all my vehicles. Never had a problem here, always have the best quality gasoline and also a highly recommended repair shop & smog check station for your vehicles.”

  2. 376 Lewelling Blvd, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    3.7 Good 76 reviews

    “It is so hard to find a reliable and trustworthy mechanic these days! The owner is incredibly kind and even stayed a few minutes after closing to make sure my car was able to be seen on a Saturday afternoon. He took extra caution to make sure my Honda was parked inside following the influx of catalytic converter theft in the area. He quoted me a price 1/3 of what Honda planned to charge me- parts included! He was conservative with his diagnosis of the my vehicle. I'm happy to have a mechanic in the area I can trust with fair prices and good work!”

  3. 44 Lewelling Blvd, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    3.5 Good 41 reviews

    “Good prices! The cashiers could use a personality check though, lol. They are usually on the phone and waiting on you at the same time or the radio is blasting. I say hello, pay them and say have a great day! Just about every time the response is a blank stare or a grumble. Lol. Oh well, I go for the low price of gas and recommend for that reason.”

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  5. 17601 Hesperian Blvd, San Lorenzo CA 94580

    3.4 Good 75 reviews

    “Service review: Duke was great. An honest and thoughtful individual. Saves parts so u can see the old stuff you're replacing without being asked, charges based on reality and doesn't take advantage because your female.”

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