Gas Stations in New Haven, MI

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  1. 37887 26 Mile Road, New Haven MI 48048

    4.5 Superb 126 reviews

    “The lady working there was so kind and caring. My son bought something and she treated him amazing and wished him a happy birthday. Thank you for being so kind!”

  2. 35931 26 Mile Road, New Haven MI 48048

    3.7 Good 27 reviews

    “Fairly average gas station in a convenient location right off I-94. We arrived in the evening and it was pretty empty but well lit, which was nice for the family. Everything was neat and clean, and although it was not the most up-to-date gas station (hence one star off), it had everything we needed. The store was well stocked and service was friendly. What was interesting was that this was the first gas station I have been to where I noticed the overhead fire suppression system, with literally dozens of fire retardant foam bottles affixed to the canopy. Maybe other stations have different systems that are more hidden, but it was just interesting to see. Anyway, it was quick, easy, and we were on our way. If in the area again, we'll be back.”

  3. 57777 Gratiot Avenue, New Haven MI 48048

    3.2 Average 68 reviews

    “It's a gas station! Every so often owner reminds customers the station is American owned which I assume is the case for all gas stations in America. Maybe he means white owned. Go figure, but it's clean and attendant lady friendly.”

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  5. 57065 Gratiot Avenue, New Haven MI 48048

    3.8 Good 12 reviews

    “Was just In there the lady I believe her name was Daniel was super help nice... she even helped with directions. The inside was clean prices were competitive and had a great selection I will be returning”

  6. 58955 Gratiot Avenue, New Haven MI 48048

    1.7 Poor 26 reviews

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