Gas Stations in Burlington, KS

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  1. 913 N 4th St, Burlington KS 66839

    4.9 Superb 43 reviews

    “You can count on these local guys to take care of your automotive needs. AC, brakes, exhaust, they'll even wait on you at the gas pumps. Hard to find that these days. If your vehicle is broke they'll find a way to fix it.”

  2. 913 North 4th Street, Burlington KS 66839

    4.9 Superb 19 reviews

    “Stopped in while in Burlington to have the air checked in my tires. This guy was so nice to stop what he was doing to help me. Gave me some pointers and wouldn’t take a dime. That’s good old fashion customer service! A+”

  3. 1124 N 4th St, Burlington KS 66839

    4 Good 15 reviews

    “The staff is fabulous!!! They are always cheerful and funny, greet you as you come in!! Big shout out to Janice, Chris, Brandon & Alex!!! I’m a regular customer and they know exactly what I come in for!!! I have even recognized their friendly customer service too. I have given birthday cards to the ones I know their birthday. I have even taken them homemade treats close to closing time so they can have a snack when they get home!! I also love the little ducks they hide around the store. A great marketing tool to get customers to walk around the aisles to look for them, possibly enticing them to make another purchase!!! Great store!!!”

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  5. 1006 North 4th Street, Burlington KS 66839

    3.7 Good 40 reviews

    “John B always gets his protein milk here, chocolate,not strawberry for the girls ?? it's why there always out☺️ Thankfully they had some on this visit ♥️? so he got them chocolate and got mine strawberry ?”

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