Gas Stations in Dowagiac, MI

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  1. 650 Spruce Street, Dowagiac MI 49047

    4.1 Good 44 reviews

    “Anne is a beautiful kind soul..Speedway is so lucky to have her!! I'm gonna miss y'all but two trips might be all I get in..Peace and blessings to all Working the Speedway gas station in Dowagiac MI.”

  2. 58878 M-51, Dowagiac MI 49047

    3.9 Good 70 reviews

    “Super Super Clean ,the Selection of Variety In Foods 4 Just For Breakfast!Unfortunately My Boo Dale , Is A Greedy One w/ his Cash ! ☹️thought A Muffin was enough!”

  3. 101 N Front St, Dowagiac MI 49047

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Clean and well maintained. Not a lot of choices for food or snacks, and no public restrooms. Good place to get gas because it's not busy, but not much else.”

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  5. 92064 Co Rd 690, Dowagiac MI 49047

    2.9 Average 34 reviews

    “Stopped by on my way back to Indiana and the owner was able to help me get a gasoline discount which is very helpful nowadays. Easy in and out and convenient to grab a coffee too.”

  6. 56145 M-51 S, Dowagiac MI 49047

    2.8 Average 8 reviews

    “The best place in town to go for gas. They are always the last to raise their prices and the first to bring them back down. That, in combination with the grocery store gas coupons make this the only place I would go for gas.”

  7. 51012 M 51 N, Dowagiac MI 49047

    2.8 Average 9 reviews

  8. 102 N Front St, Dowagiac MI 49047

    2.7 Average 47 reviews

    “New owners are providing excellent service. The inside is nice and clean and the employees are very polite. It’s also in a great location for a gas station in dowagiac. I’m only giving it four stars instead of five because the cops love to hang out there all night long.”

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