Gas Stations near Wingate, IN

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  1. 102 West Boscum Street, Wingate IN 47994

    2.8 Average 10 reviews

    “A convenient gas station and shop in a town that is otherwise void of stores. The owner (Harry) is a very friendly gentleman who is committed to modernizing the store (he just added new gas pumps so you can pay at pump and pump 24hrs a day and is remodeling the store too). He has a good variety of items in the store and some of the best tasting fountain pops I've had (nice and sweat). Regular and Premium gas and Diesel.”

  2. 601 E Main St, Hillsboro IN 47949

    4.2 Good 31 reviews

    “This is a modern small town gas station with 4 pumps! The prices are competitive, and you can save even more with "cents off". (Look it up.) You can also pay at the pump with NFC.”

  3. 203 West Main Street, Hillsboro IN 47949

    4.1 Good 13 reviews

    “Car started making a whole lot of noise halfway through an eight hour road trip, came out here to the only repair place on the map. Guys took a look at it, told us exactly what we needed, and helped us find the closest city with parts and gave us directions. Fast, friendly, knowledgeable.”

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  5. 302 W Washington St, Waynetown IN 47990

    3.6 Good 28 reviews

    “The interior of the store is pretty clean and well stocked. The exterior is a little run down and could definitely use some work, especially the parking lot. I kind of like it's small town little "hole in the wall" convenience store look. Being from San Jose, CA, I am charmed by this middle America look. It's also a gas station. It only has two pump though, so sometimes I need to wait in line to get gas. I go there often.”

  6. 302 W Washington St, Waynetown IN 47990

    3 Average 6 reviews

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