Gas Stations near Pleasanton, KS

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  1. 21659 East 1100th Road, Pleasanton KS 66075

    2.8 Average 117 reviews

    “The ladies at Pleasanton are Great very friendly and helpful if we had to break down at least it was at a friendly truck stop. And they have air for semis next to the Cat scales.”

  2. 414 E Main St, Mound City KS 66056

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “Great local business. They are always very clean and provide all kinds of services. Fuel, tire repair, propane tanks filled and minor care repair and many more. Just a very valuable part of our community.”

  3. 414 E Main St, Mound City KS 66056

    5 Superb 30 reviews

    “I Needed Gas Really Bad and was Driving In a Thunderstorm...when I Found the Station...It was Well Lit and Clean...Even though it was After 10pm and The Station was Closed...I was able to Use a Debit card and purchase and Pump The Gas I Needed to Make it Home...What a Blessing...Most Fuel Stations in California do Not Let You Purchase Fuel after Business Hrs...Being Able to Fuel after The Station was Closed really Saved My Bacon because that Storm Was so Bad it Tornados in the Kansas Countryside and Had it Not Been for this 24hr Selfservice Fuel Station...I Could Have Had a Very Dangerous Night on the Side of a Country Rode With No One Around Waiting for Emergency Roadside to Try and Find Me...Not Knowing My Exact Location... Great Job BP...I Salute You...Lcpl Antonio J Davila USMC Desert Storm Veteran.?️??”

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  5. 21356 KS-239, Prescott KS 66767

    3.5 Good 43 reviews

    “As a truck driver, this is a saving grace kind of stop. It'll put you just an hour south of KC, usually has a spot, especially since locals don't clog it up with personal vehicles. It's your typical gas station fare when it comes to food and supplies, and I saw a door labeled shower, but I don't know if it's operational or not. If you're running 69 to KC and need a place to rest, give it a shot.”

  6. 21356 KS-239, Prescott KS 66767

    2.7 Average 11 reviews

    “Wonderful little gas station a few miles from our home in Pleasanton. We actually drive there to get our gas bc our vehicle runs better on their gas vs our local Casey's so it's worth driving a few extra miles.... The staff is always very nice and willing to help you find items in the store.”

  7. 207 S 9th St, Mound City KS 66056

    2.6 Average 53 reviews

    “This is our go-to stop for gas and snacks and drinks when we are driving between home in Omaha and the Kansas City area. If we need something more to eat than just a snack there is usually hot food available like slices of pizza and chicken nuggets. The gas pumps are a little close together though.”

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