1258 Wilbur Avenue, Somerset MA 02725
“Zee is a no-nonsense, hard working auto mechanic with a side interest of finding hidden gems in the total-loss market. I purchased a re-titled vehicle from him recently and I cannot be more pleased with the experience. No sales hassling, no hidden fees, and an honored warranty when something came up. He's earned my maintenance business as well. Thank you Zee.”
275 Wilbur Avenue, Somerset MA 02725
“Highly recommend Quality Auto. I have taken our vehicles there for stickers, oil changes, tires, cabin filters, tire pressure sensor and a front axle. The work has always been performed in a timely manner. I was always in the minset that when you purchased a new vehicle you should have it serviced by the dealer. Jeff and his crew have certainly changed my minset on that real quick with their professional and courteous service that they provide.”
1258 Wilbur Ave, Somerset MA 02725
“Absolutely fantastic experience at Wilbur Gas! I’ve been a regular customer for months now and it never disappoints. The fuel prices are consistently some of the best in the area, the pumps are always clean and fast, and they also do excellent service work on vehicles. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful — they greet you with a smile every time and even went out of their way to assist me with a minor tire pressure issue the other day. The convenience store is well-stocked with snacks and drinks, and the entire place feels clean and well-maintained. Whether I’m grabbing gas, using their quick service for small needs, or getting full service work done, it’s my go-to spot. If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by — excellent prices, reliable service work, and friendly faces every time. Highly recommend!”
994 County St, Somerset MA 02726
“Kelly is the sweetest most helpful person ! I wish I could give 10 stars! Always smiling, always helpful! I stop here just because she makes my day a little brighter!”
525 County Street, Somerset MA 02726
“I went to get gas (it’s like 0 degrees out and windy) and it said to replace nozzle or something, so I went in shivering and the man at the counter offered me hot chocolate and cashed me out inside, I asked where the hand warmers were and brought them back to the counter to pay and he said it was all set.”
1693 Grand Army of the Republic Hwy, Somerset MA 02726
“Cleanest gas station bathroom I’ve seen in a long time. Everything is well-maintained, fully stocked, and feels very professional. You can tell the management actually cares about hygiene. 5 stars for the upkeep alone!”
4228 County Street, Somerset MA 02726
“I started using Faria Oil when I purchased my new house, because that's who the previous owner used. I'm so grateful I stuck with them! Nick and Frank are always prompt and friendly, and they've gone the extra mile to help me out more than once. You can't find better oil guys I promise”
1804 County St, Somerset MA 02726
“I made the mistake of returning cans, then trading in for soda and a cocktail. He said my sweatshirt smelled like beer. My family and I haven't been back since. Even staff said he wasn't worth it. But oohhhh, I'm a women. I know nothing to him apparently. Staff at either location awesome!”
1833 Wilbur Avenue, Somerset MA 02725
“I always find the eearly morning associates helpful and like anyone else, they do appreciate when you treat them as respectfully as they treat you. Nice people and willing to help you with whatever you need. My truck seems to like the V- Power gas best but it runs well on the regular. Just wish the V-Power was a bit less expensive.”
992 US-6, Somerset MA 02726
“Store 2286, Run by the best people ever,Sue, Kelly,Jasmine,Josh,and many other superstars. Shout-out: I am Thankful for you all and your smiles that make the smiles on my slushy grinned grandson . Keep on Doing it Right!”
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