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Open 24 hours
51-484 Kamehameha Hwy, Kaaawa
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“Relatively cheaper gas, not bad at all. Just don't rely on the posted pics when trying to see gas prices. I'm sure they're out of date! No complaints here though!”
“Calling Texas home, the 7-Eleven was a welcomed sight for sore eyes. All I needed was a lighter. The employee on duty quickly accommodated, and I was on my way in well under a minute's time. Thank you for such great service in getting me in and out in no time at all.”
“The Aloha Gas stations can be found on basically every corner in Kaneohe. Each one I have been to, the workers were incredibly kind and the hot dog manapua is the best. I love this one specifically, the workers know my family and I by name and treat us with an Aloha that can only be found in Hawaii.”
“The gas station is fine. The patrons are sometimes a little too Midwest. Don't leave your car in front of the pump to go buy something. Move forward 20 feet and park. Then, go in and shop to your hearts content. This has become a larger problem with the other station being down.”
Open 24 hours
46-047 Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe
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“Nice friendly place to stop by and refuel both your vehicle and you. Pretty good selection of the more common auto supplies although when I visited, they were all pau out of 5W-30 SAE engine oil. Because of location, this is one of the busiest 76 stations I've experienced on the Windward side. The line was long but it moved incredibly fast especially with two cashiers doing a great job amidst the continued flow of customers. Location makes it nice as you can fuel up, and shop at Safeway, Longs, etc, all within a couple hundred meters of each other. This station is also nice as it has good clean windshield fluid, squeegees, and towels to wipe off your windows while you fuel. Many stations don't even bother to change out the fluids in the fuel pump mounted basins, so you end up putting dirty fluid on your car windows.... Check back often for specials.”
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“How many of you folks start worrying when you see your gas tank gauge getting close to the "E" on your dashboard of your car??? I do!!!! :/ It all started back in the late 90's for me, as I was in Las Vegas with an old weightlifting buddy, as we were attending a bodybuilding expo. I remembered it was nighttime and somehow we ended up in a shady part of town on the east side, when suddenly I noticed our rental car was running low on gas. Concerned about the sketchy neighborhood we were driving in, I was debating on whether I should pull over in the bad neighborhood to get the gas, or that I should "chance 'em", and keep driving until we get to a better part of town to get gas. What to do, what to do??? The bottom line is..... when ya need it, ya need it!!!! Better to get da gas, bumbai you're gonna end up having to push your car! So today, while I was working in Kahuku, as I made my way back into town, I realized that my company vehicle was running on fumes! YIKES!!! All of a sudden I started to get flashbacks about running out of gas, when luckily I found this 76 gas station that was attached to a 7-Eleven convenience store in Kaaawa. Yes, this 76 gas only has (2) pumps and four dispensing stations, but if ya need gas, this is a great place to make a pit stop! Get some gas, and if you're hungry or thirsty......7-Eleven is there to meet all of your snackin' needs.”