Gas Stations in Lowell, IN

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  1. 1235 East Commercial Avenue, Lowell IN 46356

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “Not a wide selection of grocery items they do have an entire wall of vapes if that’s your thing, but I like it because it’s usually the cheapest gas around”

  2. 2101 E Commercial Ave, Lowell IN 46356

    3.7 Good 38 reviews

    “We had go to Lowell for some business at the UPS store accross the street. I needed gas, but they were 50 cents higher then Family express in Rensselaer, so I only put $20.0. I used to try and hit the amount right on the dollar but the almost $6.00 gas price I went over .01 cents. We did get a deal on the fountain sodas for .59 cents We will be stopping here for soda since McDonald's raised their price to $1.25 store sure was busy.”

  3. 888 W Commercial Ave, Lowell IN 46356

    3.7 Good 67 reviews

    “Had the wrong pizza delivered and when I called Robyn went out of her way to help me, she was so nice and remade our pizza and saved the day!! Sure hope y’all are paying her what she deserves. ❤️”

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  5. 140 Mill St, Lowell IN 46356

    3.6 Good 22 reviews

    “The cashier was very cheerful and friendly and she was quietly singing while she worked as I walked up and I told her "I love it when you sing to me" we both had a nice laugh. Love the coffee !!”

  6. 1691 E Commercial Ave, Lowell IN 46356

    3.5 Good 36 reviews

    “Great customer service! I have an electric vehicle so I don't go there for gas but I'm there often for snacks and drinks. They staff is always friendly and helpful. Recently, I was looking for a specific flavor of Gatorade and they didn't have it so the employee offered to have the manager try and order it for me!”

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