Gas Stations in Crete, IL

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  1. 1351 Main St, Crete IL 60417

    5 Superb 5 reviews

  2. 1400 E Steger Rd, Crete IL 60417

    3.5 Good 34 reviews

    “Your basic gas station. Very large inside. Lots of things to choose from as far as snacks drinks and little trinket or knickknacks. Kind of like a truck stop inside. Plus there's a McDonald's next door. Easy to get on and off 394 to access circle k.”

  3. 24525 South Western Avenue, Crete IL 60417

    3.3 Good 23 reviews

    “My go to gas station/location everyone is super friendly. Can't believe they no longer sale Jazz black & Milds lol but I love the ppl who work here always kind”

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  5. 1400 East Steger Road, Crete IL 60417

    3.1 Average 16 reviews

    “Although I haven't had an opportunity to go in the store, I do buy gas there. Their gas prices are one of the lowest you will find in this area. It's as low as Indiana, QT (in Lansing) and Sam's Club (Calumet City). Gas at all of these stations are generally the lowest you will find and so is this Shell station. I appreciate there low pricing and that they are close to home.”

  6. 23802 Volbrecht Road, Crete IL 60417

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “Great place for a quick stop and gas. I find the reviews about no one wearing mask comical. The snowflakes that complain should stay home if they are worried about the Rona.”

  7. 1120 Main Street, Crete IL 60417

    3.2 Average 54 reviews

    “Good Speedway. Clean inside, lots of varieties of food and drink and friendly employees, can’t ask for much more..well besides lowering the gas prices but other than that no complaints.”

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