Gas Stations in Prospect Heights, IL

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  1. 1201 South Wolf Road, Prospect Heights IL 60070

    3.1 Average 29 reviews

    “The mechanics at this location on Wolf and Palatine Road are excellent. The owner has been able to fix problems other shops couldn't find a solution. I've found them to honest and fair pricing for the work.”

  2. 1204 North Elmhurst Road, Prospect Heights IL 60070

    3.1 Average 25 reviews

    “I’ve been coming here since I was a little kid. I know all the faces at the front. I remember the candy bars I used to get as a kid on my birthday. Redbull recommendations in highschool. Now when I walk years later and I hear “I remember you” its very heart warming. Other than that the snack selection is top notch, they have a little section of exotic snacks and a bunch of cool knick knacks. I got my favorite hat here years ago. I will always remember my favorite little gas station. Thank you guys for the smiles!”

  3. 1600 Rand Road, Prospect Heights IL 60070

    2.9 Average 69 reviews

    “I stopped at Thorntons to get some gas. I was able to get in and out relatively easily. The credit card machine was way to use. The gas prices were similar to that of other gas stations in the area. I highly recommend Thorntons in Arlington Heights.”

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  5. 2 North Elmhurst Road, Prospect Heights IL 60070

    2.3 Poor 25 reviews

    “The employees here are very bad, I paid, then they said the column doesn't work, they said in 30 minutes the money will be returned, I waited for an hour, they didn't return the Shell gas station, the salary is very bad”

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