Convenience Stores near Jones, MI

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  1. 10729 M-60, Jones MI 49061

    4.4 Superb 14 reviews

    “Had issues with my debit card not reading inside &outside at the pumps, wouldn’t read my chip so I couldn’t make my gas purchase. So that kinda sucked but great customer service as always.”

  2. 10729 M-60, Jones MI 49061

    3.7 Good 35 reviews

    “It's clean, most of the tellers are real friendly. If you want lotto they have it. You want to pick up pop and junk food, a few groceries it's the place.”

  3. 104 N Washington St, Constantine MI 49042

    4.7 Superb 16 reviews

    “Jits is such a nice family friendly place. One of the last home town feeling gas stations I know of.... The ONLY suggestion I have is they they NEED a rewards program better than trying to apply for the Philips 66 credit card which honestly isn't even a good deal in and of it's self. Other than that they have amazing employees who will do what they can to help and are are always courteous and kind!!!!!!”

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  5. 198 East Main Street, Marcellus MI 49067

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

    “They have some pretty cool workers here. Store is kept clean and most of the workers are eager to assist you with a smile and a positive attitude, must mention the fact that they also are very understanding and patient”

  6. 0344 M-60, Three Rivers MI 49093

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “Have been stopping at this station for years and it was always kinda drab and unkempt. They must have changed management. It's clean and organized now and the prices are always cheaper than the others close by.”

  7. 14973 US-12, White Pigeon MI 49099

    2.9 Average 60 reviews

    “Decent gasoline, I love the rewards!Best price on beer when it comes to gas stations in the area. The new one that just came in next is almost $4 more for a case.Shop speedway for your every day needs!”

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