Gas Stations in Winters, CA

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  1. 2 Grant Ave, Winters CA 95694

    5 Superb 84 reviews

    “Midas in Vacaville told us we needed to spend 1200 on an oil change because the oil cap was messed up (they are the ones who messed it up). They also told us it would take 6 hours and they would have to change the whole system. We took the car to Pisani's instead and Dominick changed the oil and the cap without even blinking. He told us when we picked it up that someone else messed the cap and it was hard to get off but he just changed it for us and he was going to use the messed up cap as a paper weight. It's so nice to see a business with integrity. Can't recommend them enough.”

  2. 701 Matsumoto Ln, Winters CA 95694

    3.8 Good 84 reviews

    “For my family and myself, it’s Arco gasoline, AM/PM all the way. I pass by many gas providers to get to AM/PM. Their gas is less expensive and better than larger chains. I love their snack selection and a couple locations in my area now have the Krunchy Chicken attached.”

  3. 701 Matsumoto Lane, Winters CA 95694

    2.7 Average 35 reviews

    “It's an AM/PM and what you would expect. Staff is nice, large station and where I file up the boat and truck on my way to Lake Berryessa. Burger King is connected for convenience. They also offer hard liquor if that's what you're looking for.”

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  5. 999 East Grant Avenue, Winters CA 95694

    2.4 Poor 38 reviews

    “Recently remodel store Neat and clean in and out . Restroom are clean . Carwash does amazing job and Togo's sandwich and Krispy Crunchy chicken inside the store . They do refill your propane tanks . Very convenient location All in one . Highly recommend this place to stop .”

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