Gas Stations in Maynard, MA

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  1. 170 Main St, Maynard MA 01754

    4.7 Superb 36 reviews

    “I started going there because it’s now self serve. A few cents cheaper than Cumby’s and no seedy vape store vibes like the Mobil. They even turned off the annoying ads on their futuristic giant iPad pumps! Bless them for doing that!?”

  2. 260 Main St, Maynard MA 01754

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “I went in for an inspection sticker and right away, Elie noted I was in desperate need of brakes. He quoted me a very fair price and took care of my car the next day. He called me throughout and updated me on further issues and things I needed. He even checked out some other things without me asking and told me I was all set to be safe on the road again. I found him to be fair and honest. will definitely go back!”

  3. 54 Acton Street, Maynard MA 01754

    2.6 Average 38 reviews

    “I’ve been going here for many years. The staff are friendly and helpful - once in awhile a new manager has shown up over the years who wasn’t great, but the owners seem to always correct that pretty quickly. Currently I’d say the employees seem pretty happy and the store is always clean and stocked. The coffee is cheap and hot. The gas prices are slightly under the state average atm and for 2022 that’s a big plus.”

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  5. 1 Powder Mill Road, Maynard MA 01754

    1 Poor 21 reviews

    “Who writes a review on a gas station? I never have before but I just came to pump gas and the gas station attendant was the so kind and courteous. He was helpful. I felt like he was the host of an upscale restaurant. Well done!”

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