Gas Stations in Wilmette, IL

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  1. 901 Green Bay Road, Wilmette IL 60091

    3.8 Good 89 reviews

    “I received excellent and courteous service when I turned up minutes before closing with a flat tire. They kindly looked and repaired my tire for a very fair price. I appreciate them staying late to help me. I can only highly recommend their service and I will for sure be back!”

  2. 840 Skokie Boulevard, Wilmette IL 60091

    3.7 Good 35 reviews

    “The mechanic here saved my car on Friday late afternoon. The brake line went out and he replaced it for me. Very helpful and not crazy expensive. very reasonable. My car wouldn't go past 30mph because the brakes got clogged. The gentlemen here are extremely helpful and informative. If anyone is in a pickle with car issues, this is a perfect place to get it diagnosed and repaired. Thank you again for taking care of me, no appointment either. Super grateful ❤️❤️❤️”

  3. 399 Ridge Road, Wilmette IL 60091

    1.8 Poor 28 reviews

    “Only place I would ever trust to take my car to. Most reliable car mechanic shop on the northshore. When I moved to Chicago, I would drive all the way to wilmette just to have my oil changed by Basil.”

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  5. 3501 Lake Avenue, Wilmette IL 60091

    1.5 Poor 41 reviews

    “The nicest guys work there. If I have a problem with the pump one of them, with a smile, is always willing to help me. I just like this station, the employees and my Jewel credit...great combination!!!”

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