Discount Stores in Tracy, CA

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  1. 825 West 11th Street, Tracy CA 95376

    4.2 Good 166 reviews

    “Love this store, but I've been to many other locations in Cali and this one by far is the dirtiest. The owner needs to visit Oakdale, ElkGrove, Lemoore, etc. Get some pointers maybe it will boost you net profits!”

  2. 503 W Larch Rd # G, Tracy CA 95304

    5 Superb 4 reviews

  3. 2888 W Grant Line Rd, Tracy CA 95304

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

    “I had a pleasant experience at this location. The place was clean, spacious, and well stocked. The prices were usual as always and there were the same amount of selections as any other Dollar Tree location around here. FYI, there are two Dollar Tree locations in Tracy. There was one cashier working during my visit and there were no self checkouts, and for some reason, if you use a debit card, don’t enter your PIN (else it gets stuck on processing). Overall, I had a great experience at this Dollar Tree location.”

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  5. 2691 North Tracy Boulevard, Tracy CA 95376

    3.2 Average 111 reviews

    “After 2 years of being in california, I decided to step in to dollar tree out of curiosity. I was glad I did since I got to find alot of candies I missed having n snacks too. I was happy to have gone there and my final bill was great. Very surprisingly cheap. They have alot of house, kitchen, flooring, bathroom wear that are so pricey in other stores but only costs $1.25 😁”

  6. 2626 N Tracy Blvd, Tracy CA 95376

    3 Average 132 reviews

    “Great store found so many cute vintage things clothes are really good priced and so many different styles and sizes clothes are always clean and people are so nice, definitely recommend!!”

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