Gas Stations in Wauconda, IL

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  1. 512 West Liberty Street, Wauconda IL 60084

    3.6 Good 30 reviews

    “I work at UPS and often stop at this BP Amaco for their hot dog display. I find the staff extremely friendly and the food is tasty and quick.This morning I had an issue with my vehicle and very badly needed help. The morning manager who is very pleasant and accommodating helped me locate my transmission dip stick and even assisted me in filling it. Bless him.”

  2. 205 North Main Street, Wauconda IL 60084

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “Location is key....this gas station is the heart of the Wauconda town. Right by the lake and located near small buisness, and restaurants. It's accessible by the routes that go through the town. ENJOY!”

  3. 399 West Liberty Street, Wauconda IL 60084

    3 Average 8 reviews

    “Stop here everyday. These guys are like family to us. Not sure why the bad rates but what man hyphenates his last name or raises a stink over a dollar item? Guy must lead a pretty charmed life to get that upset over something so trivial.Kyle must be the male equivalent of Karen.”

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  5. 1200 North Rand Road, Wauconda IL 60084

    3.2 Average 56 reviews

    “I recommend this gas station! The owner, Anil Shah, went above and beyond to help me when I wasn’t operating the pump correctly. He took the time to help me, and is a very honest business owner.”

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