Gas Stations in Steger, IL

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  1. 500 West 34th Street, Steger IL 60475

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “We could complain or we could celebrate those who forgave and forgot and didn’t fight or squabble during the longest government shutdown in history! Shell, located conveniently next door to Party City Liquors in South Chicago Heights, Illinois realized that she must then fulfill her fight to review and confuse so that, yes, The Gatorade was fetched, and the world didn’t collapse or implode on itself! How many more rounds of this we gonna go of “How she do that?!?””

  2. 3400 Union Avenue, Steger IL 60475

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “Excellent place to get your fuel! And great Service and selection of many other Vehicle items and Service! Highly recommend!!!!!!!!!!*****???⚙️ ️⛽????♻️?????????????? ️? ️”

  3. 3400 Chicago Road, Steger IL 60475

    3.9 Good 13 reviews

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  5. 3507 Chicago Rd, Steger IL 60475

    2.9 Average 23 reviews

    “They offer a vast range of delicious food. I loved eating here. Staff members are always welcoming, prices are reasonable and the place is always well organised.”

  6. 3507 Chicago Road, Steger IL 60475

    2.4 Poor 19 reviews

    “If you're far South and looking for competitive pricing on gas and freebies (yes I said freebies) you may want to stop by. I kept hearing the locals talking about the point program for gas and how this owner rewards regulars with random freebies just for being loyal so I was curious. My cousin lives in the area so we stopped by for gas. On this trip he saved 8 cents per gallon and his coffee and my snack was complimentary. The customer service is amazing and it's a place where everyone acknowledges each other. This is definitely a hidden gem in this area!”

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