Gas Stations in Lyons, IL

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  1. 8050 Ogden Ave, Lyons IL 60534

    3.8 Good 49 reviews

    “Had to leave my car here on Sunday. The auto mechanic wasn’t open. Now, I’ll see if my Equinox has been set aside in their lot for getting service or if something else has happened. ?️‍♂️There is?️‍♀️lways a mystery to solve.”

  2. 8716 Ogden Avenue, Lyons IL 60534

    3.4 Good 19 reviews

    “I think this gas station is really good. Me and my friends we walk in the summer and a lot of kids from my school walk here and the gas station is really clean and it has OK Bathrooms And most of the employees are really nice”

  3. 8204 47th Street, Lyons IL 60534

    3.2 Average 27 reviews

    “To Red Ford 150. These five stars are for you I wish I asked for your name and number. I need kind people like you in my life and want to go for coffee. Hoping the person who I was so blessed by sees this post. If so please reach out! Stopped here today with my little one in the car, I asked a gentleman in a red pickup truck if he could kindly give 13 dollars to the cashier for pump 5, I explained I have my son in the car w me and had the most angelic experience. I prepaid $13 for gas, but that kind gentleman gave it back to me and said, “Let it go to $25, it’s on me.” ? Moments like this remind me there’s still so much good energy in the world. Truly grateful. ? You know who you are. :)))))”

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  5. 8204 47th St, Lyons IL 60534

    3 Average 8 reviews

    “Pretty good quick stop. I never have a problem here. And one time my kid had to use the bathroom in an emergency and they let us use the one in the back. Not too bad.”

  6. 8204 47th Street, Lyons IL 60534

    2 Poor 4 reviews

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