Gas Stations near Cataldo, ID

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  1. 123 Stemm Loop, Kingston ID 83839

    4.5 Superb 78 reviews

    “A couple of different brands of Cigarettes are pretty cheap here, under 5 bucks a pack. One kind is like 3.80 or something and it's not some weird brand, just your BASIC Cigarette ? ?”

  2. 400 Coeur D'Alene River Rd, Kingston ID 83839

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “I accidentally left my wallet at the gas station at checkout. Came back the next day after tracking back my steps, 24 hours later, and they had my wallet behind the counter waiting for me. Everything was there and in place. Honest, hard working and very nice people running the gas station. We always stop there for snacks and ice cream. Great place to go if you are in the Kingston area and want food and drink options. Kids love the ice cream store inside. A+”

  3. 807 N Division St, Pinehurst ID 83850

    4.3 Superb 15 reviews

    “Definitely recommend! Traveling through the area and had a flat tire last night. (Never happens in a good place at a good time) Everyplace was closed. Jordan left his family to come down to the station and help get me back on the road. He even checked all my other tires without being asked to make sure everything was good. Very impressive! Thank you Jordan”

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  5. 509 N Division St, Pinehurst ID 83850

    4.6 Superb 16 reviews

    “It is open . Has gas again . Refill of coffee 1.75. No fresh donuts . More room out front to navigate than Shiplets and more snacks. This is about the Super stop.”

  6. 807 N Division St, Pinehurst ID 83850

    3.5 Good 32 reviews

    “Was able to be accommodated immediately on a Saturday for allignment and though the repair didn't work out Elliot was outstanding at communication.”

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