Gas Stations in Elwood, IN

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  1. 1795 South Anderson Street, Elwood IN 46036

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

    “I like Speedway a great deal, especially because of their rewards card program, but I dislike their fountain pop lids because pop leaks out all down the front of your clothes and they seem to run out of cups, lids, and straws all at random times and it is super frustrating. The staff are very helpful and kind.”

  2. 126 Main St, Elwood IN 46036

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “I like their pizzas and subs. When I drove, I always filled up here they gave free air. That has now stopped. They charge so that by eliminating free air, they are similar to every gas station . The only reason I do not give them a 3 is for kitchen they nske good pizzas and subs”

  3. 239 North 29th Street, Elwood IN 46036

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

    “Big and spacious! Plenty of snacks and novelty to choose from ! Wide selection of just about anything you could think of( so much more you didn’t think of too!)”

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  5. 239 North 29th Street, Elwood IN 46036

    3.4 Good 32 reviews

    “I'm actually surprised by the 1 ⭐ reviews. My experience was great. Amazing customer service!! So friendly! Would love to know their secret of how they find the best looking cashiers in town lol. Clean, friendly, and just an enjoyable atmosphere. Definitely visit!!”

  6. 2034 Main St, Elwood IN 46036

    3.4 Good 16 reviews

    “I go there everyday. I love the coffee. It's always fresh, especially since they got the new coffee makers. Employees are always very friendly and welcoming.”

  7. 1518 IN-37, Elwood IN 46036

    3.2 Average 15 reviews

  8. 7339 IN-28, Elwood IN 46036

    3 Average 25 reviews

  9. 1613 Main Street, Elwood IN 46036

    3 Average 5 reviews

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